FlexJobs

I feel international aspirants have less acceptance in the market. Overall my experience with flexjobs has been very informative and useful in my job search. At least I know where I stand.

I found a part-time remote position that was perfect for me. I appreciate the helpful resources and the search system that allowed me to find good opportunities. These are all real jobs.

Lots of info out there but I think a free month would be an awesome measure to help the unemployed because with so many out of work it is hard out there

Flexjobs need experts and work in both sides:for the customers as well as for its clients. It is cool and casual site to get job job done to do you jobs too.

When I discovered flexjobs and saw that there was a membership fee attached to it, I immediately left the site. I didn't want to pay for a place to find me a job that I could possibly find myself. It just seemed like a scam. I then started to do some research and found some testimonies, so I said what the heck I'll try the 14.95/month for 30 days and see what results I get. After 3 months of being a member I accepted an interview, then job offer from Hilton Worldwide as a Reservation Specialist (part-time)! Flexjobs is not scam, it actually weeds out the scammers who claim they are legit *******@home jobs. A lot of legit *******@home jobs don't populate in Google so flexjobs handles that. New jobs are added everyday based off your resume! I'm happy because I get to do things on my work break like run into the baby's room and play with her or run up to my daughter's school and see a play and my fiancé and I get to have lunch with each other all of the time. I even get to clean up! Yippee...:-) I'm not a paid spokeswoman; I'm a normal mom who desired to be at home for my now 4 month old and my 7 year old daughters. Thanks flexjobs!

My experience was great and I would continue with my subscription if i could afford it and i love being given an extra week free, not many places do that for you.

Great experience. Had tons of interviews that I would not have gotten through Indeed or Ziprecruiter. It was great to feel confident that the jobs I was applying for were legitimate opportunities.

I recommended Flexjobs to my brother because it was a good option for me
I intend to use it again in the future as I am happy with the work I have found so far. Very professional and responsive.

I agreed to a small initial charge to sign up. Unexpectedly $23.95 was taken from the same payment method I used! I never agreed to a subscription. I feel like I have been stolen from!

I just feel because I am a senior and havent worked for sometime I wouldnt qualify for the the jobs I have experience in. I am a full charge bookkeeper but I dont have a degree. I only wanted parttime and did not really see much, Im afraid I became discouraged but I know if I were younger it woould be perfect for me.

I joined up one month ago. Within one week I was in a Skype interview with a big-name CEO in New York City. I wasn't offered the job as it turned out to be necessary to be in NYC for the one offered (not made clear in the application, but not Flexjobs' fault) but I definitely wouldn't have even talked with him without signing up for FlexJobs. I've got the one-year subscription so I'll keep checking in, but I'm satisfied with it for the one interview alone. It also is giving me a good idea how to build up my experience to be suited for high-paying telecommuting jobs rather than the 1 cent-a-word crappy jobs most often advertised elsewhere.

I am a US citizen living in Canada looking for work in the US. Your site offers virtually no entry level work of this kind if you are not a translator or wanting to teach/tutor.

I work in an odd field (sponsored research) and was pleased to find job postings on Flexjobs.com. I would definitely use the service again. I found my new job at NCURA.edu.

I can appreciate the large number of jobs available. However, I do not feel the skills required meet my level of interest. I am new to the search for remote work.

I like the website; it has a lot of resources that are beneficial to someone looking for remote work.

I feel very confident in applying for jobs on FlexJobs knowing that they're vetted and unlikely to be scams. I do wish there were more filtering options for jobs, specifically that employers were required or at least STRONGLY incentivized to submit a pay range when posting jobs.

Flexojobs is a pretty good jobs site for digital nomads and people with a technology profile, unfortunately, I realized I lack proficiency in that area

I like the availability of jobs, but many of them seem to just be remote during the pandemic. The search and filtering options don't work well. Most jobs don't post salary info, which is annoying.

I am closing in on retirement and feel this service is geared more for people new to flexible job options or changing careers. More resources than I need for my goals leading up to retirement

As a product designer (like physical tangible products) it is hard to differentiate between UI jobs and actual product/industrial design jobs that I am looking for.

-Great idea to include countries other than the US.
-Too many marketing messages.
-It would be great if you could include more short-term contracts for the freelancers.

Flexjobs has a lot of job search advise and the webinars were also full of great information. However, I was did not find enough jobs to apply to with my skills and job experience background.

The site is easy to navigate, and has tons of resources and information. It's wonderful that all of the jobs have already been vetted so you know they aren't scams or a waste of time.