Buying and Selling Employment Experience? Open Market Launched

[Financial News] Saramin officially launched the new concept marketplace 'Saramin Store' for job preparation and career growth on the 22nd.
Saramin Store is a 'career open market' platform where you can buy and sell content based on real experiences such as successful resumes, portfolios, and interview questions. It focuses on enhancing practical job competitiveness through mutual transactions between users, moving away from the existing job posting-centered job search service.
The store includes AI mock interviews and aptitude tests developed by Saramin, as well as successful applicants' self-written resumes, interview reviews, job consulting, and job mentoring, both tangible and intangible content.
Especially, the fact that 'anyone can become a seller' is a differentiating factor. Those who have successfully found employment can commercialize and sell their successful strategies and materials, thereby earning profits. On the other hand, job seekers can purchase actual success cases and expert advice at reasonable prices to enhance their practical skills.
A Saramin representative stated, "Saramin Store will become a community of mutual growth where senior and junior job seekers help each other beyond simple product transactions," and "We will spare no effort in continuous investment to make it a hub of job preparation commerce that enhances job competitiveness."
Saramin expects it will also help solve the structural problem of severe information asymmetry in the job market. By transparently trading verified practical content through the store, the strategy is to reduce job seekers' trial and error and increase success rates.

jimnn@fnnews.com Shin Ji-min Reporter