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Monster

Global employment website and job search engine connecting job seekers with employers; owned by BOLD since 2025.

WestonFounded 19941001-5000 employees
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Monster.com is a global employment website and job search engine that lets job seekers search and apply for openings and lets employers post jobs and search resumes. It launched as The Monster Board in 1994, with Monster.com established in 1999, and was owned by Randstad from 2016. In 2025 its parent CareerBuilder + Monster filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and BOLD acquired the Monster and CareerBuilder job-board assets and brands, completing the deal in August 2025.

Products

Monster Job Board (job postings & candidate search), Monster Resume Search (AI-powered talent database), Monster Hiring Solutions (recruitment marketing), Pay Analytics & Salary Insights, Career Services (resume writing, coaching), Employer Branding Solutions, Programmatic Job Advertising, Monster Studios (recruitment media), Monster Recruiting Platform

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Monster in the news

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Aug 1, 2025BOLD Completes Acquisition of CareerBuilder + Monster Job Boards

BOLD  has officially acquired the job board assets of CareerBuilder and Monster through a Chapter 11 auction process, marking a major consolidation move in the HR tech space. The acquisition adds two iconic job board…

Jul 29, 2025CareerBuilder + Monster Receives Court Approval of Sale Transactions

On July 29, 2025, CareerBuilder + Monster announced that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court has approved three asset sale transactions under its Chapter 11 restructuring process. Global career-tech firm BOLD will acquire the job…

Jun 24, 2025End of an Era: Zen JV Files for Bankruptcy, Marking the Final Chapter for CareerBuilder and Monster

Zen JV, LLC, the parent entity behind well-known recruitment brands like CareerBuilder and Monster Worldwide, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the District of Delaware. The filing includes ten affiliated entities…

Sep 16, 2024Two HR Titans Unite: CareerBuilder and Monster Finalize Merger

CareerBuilder and Monster have officially completed their merger, forming a stronger job board with greater reach and scale. The merger unites two trusted brands to better serve job seekers and employers in navigating…

Jul 3, 2024Monster and CareerBuilder's Strategic Merger: Shaping the Future of Recruitment

Randstad, the world’s largest staffing firm, announced a merger between its Monster job board and CareerBuilder, a company owned by Apollo Funds. This union aims to enhance services for job seekers and employers by…

Sep 17, 2026The Mid-Funnel Is Crowded — and Everyone's Trying to Own It

From consolidation plays to California's AI hiring crackdown, today's news circles one pressure point: who controls candidate evaluation, and under what rules.

Monster — frequently asked questions

What does Monster do?

Global employment website and job search engine connecting job seekers with employers; owned by BOLD since 2025.

Where is Monster headquartered?

Monster is headquartered in Weston, United States.

When was Monster founded?

Monster was founded in 1994.

Who founded Monster?

Monster was founded by Jeff Taylor.

How many employees does Monster have?

Monster has 1001-5000 employees.

How much funding has Monster raised?

Monster has raised $18.22M to date, per DHRMap records.

What kind of HR technology is Monster?

Monster is categorized under Job Board, Salary Data on DHRMap.

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