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Tuesday, April 24, 2018

Google announces the official launch of its jobs search service in India Tuesday April 24,2018

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Google on Tuesday April 24,2018  announced the official launch of its jobs search service in India.

The new job search feature will be a part of Google Search and will show job seekers a compact, clean, and organised view of all the jobs available.

Google has partnered several job search platforms to streamline the job postings directly on Google Search.

The new job search feature is now available on Google Search on mobile phones and desktops.

Among the companies working in the job search sector in India to partner with Google are


  • Aasaanjobs
  •  Freshersworld
  • Headhonchos
  • IBM Kenexa
  •  LinkedIn
  •  Quezx,
  • Shine.com
  •  Wisdomjobs and 
  • TimesJobs. 

The job postings listed on these platforms will be available to the job seekers on a single page without visiting the individual websites.

 People who are looking for jobs just need to type the kind of job they are looking for and Google will show all the postings from the partner websites on a single screen.

These postings can be filtered on the basis of preferred location, category of job, job title, and date posted among others

The job hunters will be able to view the job postings via Google Search where criteria such as eligibility, salary package, job description, and information about the company will be available.

However, in order to apply for a job, the application will open on the respective website where the people who have their profiles can directly apply. The job postings can also be bookmarked to review and apply later.

Google has also released a new ‘open documentation’ feature making the job openings searchable on the platform under the new jobs search view.

The Google Jobs search feature has been available in global regions for quite a time now, and the Mountain View-headquartered company is bringing to India where employment has been a matter of concern. Amitabh Kant, CEO of Niti Aayog, joined Google’s Vice President for India and Southeast Asia, Rajan Anandan to echo the importance of having a simpler ecosystem to search jobs in India

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