FlexJobs

Your prices are not realistic. 2.99 should be the price to pay for 14 days. People don't have the annual amount. This is why they are seeking a job

Flexjobs is a great resource for finding a remote job. I'm lucky that my own business clientele has more than doubled and I am too busy to work for another company.

FlexJobs was great, it offered a lot of different options to choose from. If I'm ever in need of finding another remote job, I'll be sure to use this service again.

Got my current job from here and I'm satisfied with it by this point.The guy with the long review is right though - nobody should have to pay for a decent job.

My experience has been great! I may come back later if needed. I will recommend to friends who may be looking for other job options. Keep up the good work! Thanks

I think it is a very good site, very complete, with many options, courses and training that can be taken. I wish there were more alerts for my particular job searches.

The site is great. I just had little experience so a lot of jobs I found were simply not in my skill set range. I would have liked to see more "no experience" or "entry level" jobs.

Really thorough- but I am having medical issues. May be back before you know it but ---Thanks, Guys! Very helpful. And so simple to put back into the "go" mode.

Interesting jobs that match my expertise. However, others who I know that use FlexJobs have complained that potential employers do not respond either way after you apply for a job.

Excellent... It took me some time to figure out that FlexJobs could be a very valuable asset if I really work at maximizing it. There's a wealth of info available!

Love what FlexJobs offers, including its search options and details provided. Sometimes the site (especially on mobile) was a little buggy and frustrating, hence the 4 instead of 5 stars.

I used Flexjobs to try and find better positions than usual employment places. I have had great success with Flexjobs after a good friend of mine recommended me the site.

Excellent customer service. I could not make much use of this website within the first month, but they were happy to refund me the membership fee. I highly recommend FlexJobs.

Using FlexJobs was easy. However, I applied to multiple jobs and never even received an acknowledgement of receipt from any of them. Ultimately, I found a job quicker through ZipRecruiter.

I think Flexjobs is a great way to find a job. However, most if not all of the jobs require degrees, experience, and specific training in order to just apply.

I have TWICE signed up with FlexJobs. The first time was last December. I signed in with their temporary password and changed it to my own password. That was it! The next day I tried to sign in --- nothing! I kept getting messages that my email or password was wrong. Not possible: I know my email and I write down passwords in a ledger that are later put into an Excel file. Error is not possible. I contacted FlexJobs. No answer, no help. So, pissed off, I let it go.

Yesterday, I stupidly signed in again. Another fee paid. It was the same thing. Temporary password was used to change it to personal password. I then tried to sign on again and couldn't do it. I contacted them and still no answer. I even gave them my phone number. NOTHING! I go from hre to RipOff Report.

Great experience & have no problem renewing my account with an email telling me it's due! However, I received no message that it was due or that it would be automatically renewed; nor did I receive a receipt telling me you did it at 3:01 am in Hillsborough, CA on 10/2. I didn't know until I was called (for the first time ever) by my CU to check a potentially fraudulent charge! Of course I hoped it was legitimate since I have a relationship with Flexjobs, but I had to verify. I frantically checked email but discovered nothing to tell me I'd been charged. I finally got signed in to computer>to email>to search>to flex jobs to see when my subscription ended... all while I kept telling my credit union to repeat the information again and again until I could verify the info. Perhaps I am over-reacting; but yesterday, I received two notices about compromised data... from Neiman Marcus & a large private entity, so one just can't be too careful. Due to this experience, I am changing my subscription to expire, so that I can manage my own payment.

Site is very nice for effect WFM job searching. If however you are on that job search like I am, you may not be able to afford the monthly cost for an extended period, I would personally recommend that you only pay for it for as long as you both need it and can afford it as I have done.

It doesn't seem like the employers I apply to are actively using the site. I do not hear anything from them despite my qualifications matching their job descriptions perfectly.

This is a great and unique website. I especially like that companies are vetted beforehand. I still haven't been contacted by a company for work regardless of the submissions.

FlexJobs is very helpful for job seekers. It offers tips and useful articles. It lists interesting jobs. It's one of the best job search platforms I have ever used.

My experience has been awesome! Flexjobs is super useful for someone like me who was looking for certain kinds of flexibility that's hard to filter for on other platforms.

This service seems awesome. However, as I started my subscription, I got a job. So, sorry I didn't land something through here to support your great work! Next time!