FlexJobs

Flexjobs offers a comprehensive platform with real job options. I have not really used my membership in its full capacity but cannot afford to keep my subscription. All the blogs and educational tolls offered are of well crafted to support anyone seeking employment.

Well designed layout, easy to use, quick apply option is great! I was able to land 2 contracts and had multiple interviews or conversations via email with recruiters. Most success I've ever had through an online jobs site.

I have recommended FlexJobs to anyone I know who is thinking about, or needing, a remote position. The amount of job search resources alone pays for the subscription. Was super impressed with this site!

Paying for a subscription to see the company's full info gives me peace of mind knowing these are real, serious jobs, that I'm not wasting my time when sending my cv, and that if an opportunity shows up it'll be worthy

FlexJobs has been great at finding jobs I did not find on other sites. I like how I can track my applications through until I've either accepted or rejected a job offer. The site is very user-friendly.

Great job postings; not sure how relevant because employers never called for interviews. Would have to go to company site and verify open positions on their careers page. Was good to see the number of flexible opportunities.

The jobs for those with my skill set seem mostly directed to product and sales based data analysis. I have not seen jobs posted from research based/think tank style organizations. That would be helpful.

Great experience. Other opportunities came about. I may still be using FlexJobs in the future. At least it gave me a chance and prompted me to rebuild my freelance resume for the time being, which is golden.

Great service, really well put together. You can definitely tell that the people behind FlexJobs actually care about doing a good job, and that translates into all aspects of this online job search platform.

Most of the FlexJobs job postings I checked into did offer some sort of ongoing remote/work from home options. My target market is a little off the well-beaten path (software testing), so good opportunities can be hard to find.

Its been great but my life balance is a not very flexible these days so I haven't had as much time pursuing job opportunities. I am still seeking work but I'll probably be able to make it more of an opportunity at the first of the year.

Initial research suggested Flexjobs might work for my efforts to find part-time, at-home work at a fair rate. It worked out wonderfully. Knowing all the jobs had already been vetted have me great confidence.

For mid-level job seekers and sales people, there are an abundance of opportunities, entry-level positions requiring no experience do not exist. Many jobs state entry-level, then ask for 2+ years of experience doing something in that field; doesn't make any sense.

Also, there are a variety of recruiting company posts, but none of them will get back to you. I contacted 4 different companies--through flexjobs, their website apply, email, and phone calls--and not one has responded.

Flexjobs has one of the best web site interfaces I've ever seen. It's VERY user intuitive, and I enjoyed having so much information at my fingertips. I'll be back - just need 6 months to get used to this new job.

Thank you for literally being the most helpful and organised remote job seeking platform out there; the user experience from start to finish has wildly exceeded every other service provider in this field.

Much better than searching up all these jobs on my own. Still, no one is hiring me unfortunately despite working on so many applications every day. That's not FlexJobs' fault so I'm still rating 4 stars.
4 and not 5 because I got confused at the beginning when FlexJobs would send emails with numbers like "50 jobs posted recently" which made me excited for lots of new jobs that day, but then I'd sign in and realize it meant 50 jobs over the past week, many of which I'd already applied to, and only about 10 new postings.
I'm happy for anyone who has found a job through FlexJobs, but it just hasn't helped me.

Unlike nearly every other world class job site, they don't have a 'smart resume parser ' that reads your resume and fills in such things as work history and tech skills.

I would have expected that having made me pay they would have invested in that kind of tool.

So use this site only if you're ready to spend 2-3 hours more in setup than any other site. You have to manually re-enter all your data to have it searchable in their format

I chatted with one of their customer service people and the bottom line from her was 'well clients search the tags you entered when you started up' They are pretty broad and way to limited for tech jobs.

It's nice if they force a client to read your resume instead of searching, but my guess is few do.

Even though I was just checking you guys out to see what it was all about, I feel and believe this site will help people achieve their goals of finding a job, either online (remotely) or a physical location.

My job search was ultimately successful, but I am giving Flexjobs four stars. Due to the sheer number of jobs that appeared on the Flexjobs site, finding one that matched my skill level took a long time. The quality and suitability of jobs vary widely, even if I perform a highly detailed advanced search. For example, demanding jobs at a particular company that I know compensates employees poorly appear in every search alongside better jobs at reputable companies. Jobs posted by terrible employers often appear to be good matches when they're not, so it can be difficult to differentiate between the good and bad. I recommend more stringent vetting of companies that post on Flexjobs. This would hopefully improve transparency, which will save job seekers time and effort. In other words, job seekers can focus their efforts on jobs that fit best and pay appropriate wages.

I've had more legit interviews and finally a job for remote work with FlexJobs help. I hit scammers for virtual positions on a variety of other sites, so I can honestly say this was the only one where the service was checked out. They provided weekly Zoom meetings and opportunities to improve your skills by taking skills tests.

Good thus far, but no one wants to hire based on age of 63. I cannot see paying $39.95 per month when I can even get a response from my applications. But thank you for being in business. You do have a great website.

Have not found a job yet, Trying to find something that meets my needs, more part time than full time... may renew again, before the next 3 month renewal... but for now have to cut back on expenses...

It seems like a great site, however, it doesn't seem very applicable to my skills. I am in educational administration and I've had trouble finding jobs connected to those skills -- perhaps I'm using the wrong search terms?