FlexJobs

I know flex job is the best site for a remote job I have subscribed for an online job and I want continuous my account, but I have a big problem I have no money nowadays., I have lost my job in Covid-19
I searched for many jobs but it is not easy for me
In a flex job, two problems are faced one, it is paid and second, it's not easy to process for everyone
Sorry for the inefficiency I really like flex job but nowadays I can't
I will join again now my Have no money because

I love the quizzes, but was never able to do a job search for what I was looking for. Always got errors of too many redirects and wouldn't let me view the jobs I requested.

The site is very user friendly and presents a lot of opportunities, Still I could not secure any job.

There are positions that are flexible but it seems hard to navigate and find a position that fit my experience. Some of the positions are a little scammy.

Like the wide variety of job postings. It was helpful to register for the seminars and be able to watch it later. Don't like the filters for job search, couldn't narrow it down as needed.

The experience has been great. I am retired. I do not meet the qualifications of the companies. I am not degreed, nor have lengthy professional experience. I get work from friends and that is fine.

The webinars and tips are very helpful. There are multiple ways to search for a job and unlike other sites, the links are not expired when you apply for a job.

1. I love the fact that Flex Jobs is approved by the BBB with an A+ rating.
2. I love the fact that you have remote jobs in my field.
3. I love the fact that the jobs are 100% remote.

Great site, wonderful service, would have liked more international options, several jobs that I liked (remote jobs) wanted the applicant to live within the US

Looking for a new remote work opportunity, I decided to give FlexJobs a try. What a brilliant site it is. I love the advanced search function.

I wasn't in a rush, so I did a fair amount of combing through posts over time looking for the ones I felt inspired to apply to. I applied to my first FlexJobs job ad and did not get a response from the employer. I applied to a second job ad, and I was hired. True story. Even I can hardly believe it. Granted, I knew it was the perfect position for me; I had extremely relevant education and experience; and I worked very hard on customizing and perfecting my resume, cover letter, and interviewing skills.

From the day I sent in my application (to the company that hired me) to the day I was hired, it was two weeks. Overall, I started work six weeks from the day I sent in my application (because this company in particular needed to delay my start date due to the schedules of the people who trained me).

I just passed the 90-day mark, and I have to say, I absolutely love my job and the people I work with. The only reason I might want to move on from this job is if I move internationally, since this company doesn't allow remote work outside the U.S. But if I do make an international move, without a doubt, I will start that search right back on FlexJobs.

Flex jobs was great, It really helped me to narrow down the application process and bypass a lot of scammy pyramid schemes so that i could find legitimate work from home opportunities.

It was a good resource during the pandemic. However, there were very few opportunities for my skill set of 100% remote general editing and copywriting.

Very user friendly. Had top tier companies calling me immediately and a new wonderful telecommute permanent position within weeks of first signing up.

Awesome platform a lot of options there but as I am from Pakistan So I have very limited options to apply and win the job.

Good experience, its just searching for a job is getting quite costly, so I decide to pause for the time being and return later.

I've been in search of a very specific type of work, tried thru Indeed, Careerbuilder, Glasssdoor, even applying to various companies near me. I tried Flexjobs, applied for one position, a part time, day-time, weekday, work from home position, and the one company I applied to through Flex-jobs, saw my value, and I wound up with a F/T, daytime, weekday, WFH position.

Good concept and was best BEFORE the Rona hit, but now that remote work has become the norm, free job search sites now have more remote search opportunities. No need for a paying services now.

Jobs have been more appropriate to what I was looking for than other platforms I have used, and I appreciate not having to sort through bunch of jobs that don't apply to me.

EAsy to use and very interesting to check daily. I like how you can dig into company backgrounds as well as the job description.

The site was very easy to use and I felt confident that the jobs I was looking at I didn't have to try to figure out whether they were legitimate or not.

I have been wanting to have a remote job for awhile and FlexJobs made it all possible for me and I have told previous coworkers about this job search site as well.

The site is a very good platform I was happy with the courses I had access to on Linkedin Learning with my account on the site.The only thing Is that I was not able to get a job that fit my skills.

Flexjobs is very well put together, which makes it easy for me to navigate and to find good job leads.