profile updated Apr 15, 2008, 10:10 AM
Its early business model made it unqiue among job boards, charging job-seekers for access to the listings, but was free to employers. In October 2007, TheLadders began charging for listings. Now recruiters pay to post unlimited postings.
There are several options for subscriptions, depending on the size of the company. At the same time the paid model was introduced, TheLadders added recruiter functionality such as OFCCP compliance, integration with recruiter in-house ATS, and many additional functions.
The site has seen a very high level of growth since its inception, and by all accounts, delivers successful results. TheLadders boasts a job-seeker database of 1.6 million and a recruiter user base of 35,000. The site also has useful tools for job seekers and recruiters.News & Updates 
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VisualCV Nominated For Best Employment Website in the 13th Annual Webby Awards (www.prweb.com)
VisualCV, Inc., the company reinventing the resume for the digital age, has been nominated by the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences for the best "Employment" website in the 13th Webby Awards.
Other nominees are: Monster, Bernard Hodes Group for the NYPD careers site, TSL Education for Tes Connect, and TheLadders.
Apr 17, 2009, 12:12 PM -
Senior Execs: Interviews Down, Confidence Up - Inside Recruiting - ERE (ere)
Even while economists say we're in a recession, the majority of job-seeking executives remain confident they will be gainfully employed at a high-paying job within six months. Apr 9, 2008, 1:03 PM -
Two Job Sites Taking Aim At $100k+ (Recruiting Bloggers.com)
Today, in the recruiting industry, there are two companies attempting to differentiate themselves from other job search sites, but within the same niche: TheLadders and RiseSmart. Each is hoping to dominate a subscription-based job site niche that focuses on jobs starting at $100k. Mar 31, 2008, 7:35 PM -
The Job Site for ‘$100k+ People’: Avoid the Commoners (Workforce Management)
Fee-based TheLadders.com takes shots at ‘cluttered’ CareerBuilder and Monster in a new advertising campaign created by the Fallon advertising agency. Mar 21, 2008, 11:42 AM
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TheLadders
Job board for high paying positions and executive-level job seekers. Both posters and job seekers pay for access, though there some free access opportunities. There are eight industry or category specific sub areas.