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Real-Time Hiring Data Offers Universities a New Way to Connect Students With Career Opportunities
Rollie Jobs is expanding its work in higher education, helping universities connect students with career opportunities through automatically updated, branded job boards. Partners including the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business use Rollie to reduce administrative work for career services teams and strengthen employer relationships.
Rollie Jobs Gains Traction as Regions Seek Smarter Workforce Intelligence
Rollie Jobs, an AI-powered workforce intelligence platform, is gaining traction among workforce and economic development organizations seeking real-time visibility into regional hiring demand. The platform automatically collects and analyzes local job activity, powering customized, branded job boards that replace outdated, manually maintained systems.
“Jobs Near Me”: The Most Googled Question About Careers
Every day, millions of people search “jobs near me.” But that search misses hundreds of local employers. The South Bend Regional Chamber tracks 2,928 open jobs across 277 local employers. Here’s what that data reveals about hiring in Northern Indiana that national job boards miss.