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A Chinese-language life guide for Canada, with job listings matched to each user.
JiaJiaLe (家家乐) is a Chinese-language community website for people living in Canada. Most of its activity is in the Greater Toronto Area. It puts a job board and a local business directory (yellow pages) in one place. It works in Chinese and English.
The job section recommends listings to each user, based on what they do on the site. It also has Nearby and Newest views. Employers can post jobs. Job seekers can search by job title, keyword, company and location. The site also has company reviews and a salary guide.
In the directory, local businesses and residents post listings by category. The categories range from education, rentals and housing to food, business services, travel, health and second-hand goods. Users can follow listings, keep a history and message each other.
What is included
Recommended jobs
Job listings are ranked for each user, based on what they do on the site.
Job search and posting
Search by job title, keyword, company and location. Employers can post openings. Candidates can apply.
Company reviews and salary guide
Read what others say about employers. Check typical pay before you apply.
Local yellow pages
Business and community listings, sorted into categories. These include education, rentals, food, services, travel and health.
Browse your way
Switch between the Recommended, Discover and Nearby feeds (lists of posts). Find what is relevant to you.
Bilingual
The site works in Chinese and English.
Key strengths
Personal, not just a list
Not everyone sees the same long list. Each user sees jobs picked for them, based on their own activity on the site.
Jobs and local life together
Newcomers can look for work on the same site. They can also find local services such as housing, lawyers or shipping there.
Made for the Chinese community
Listings, categories and the screens are built around how Chinese-speaking people in Canada really search for jobs and services.
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