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No. Flexjobs and virtualvocations were not worth it. I’m a professional grade contractor and heard a lot bout both of those when I was very early in my PGC career. Their price pts per month were low, so I ran my own experiment to see if they had good ROI. They do not at all.
Paying to find jobs seems so wrong. Indeed has gotten too scammy, this site supposedly verifies its postings but it also seems like a scam. I just want a wfh data entry job that pays like $40k/year to ride out the impending societal collapse 🙃. This sounds like an ad because it’s almost the same language that was in a comment on another post.
The only one I even considered applying for that was posted on Flexjobs had already been on Indeed for over a week I had just missed it because it said Remote in xx rather than Remote. They do vet all job postings so they are legitimate but that means they take longer to show up on the job board. So, to me, it isn’t worth it.
Has anyone tried flexjobs.com? Looking to get into remote and work from home Jobs and came across flexjobs.com. just wondering if anyone has had success or if I should try a different avenue to start out. TIA. One of my most fondly remembered jobs was through flexjobs. I'd say it's worth a shot.
For initial stages there are limited options available with remote work and reasonable income. We can discuss more on this in DM if you want. I paid for the subscription on Flex Jobs and have been using it for about a month now. So far, it's the only place I've landed actual interviews from job postings.
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Quick warning for job seekers: be careful when applying to these "work from home" jobs. Other. Earlier this week, I was contacted by what looks like a legitimate company offering a work-from-home video editor position. I have applied on many job sites, such as Indeed, Monster, Flexjobs, LinkedIn etc, so it will be hard to pinpoint the exact ...
r/remotework. This subreddit is a place for teams, companies and individuals who want to share news, experience, tips, tricks, and software about working remotely or in distributed teams. • 8 mo. ago. usamakhan1984. Intch.org VS flexjobs.com. Can someone explain me the difference between the two... I have tried to research but unable to ...
I'm currently honestly quite desperate for a remote job and flexjobs seems like a decent platform. Most of the jobs I reckon I could do end up being through them. The only issue is that they charge about £10 for a week and £20 for a month of their services. I mean, if I had money I wouldn't be looking for a job so before I spend what little I ...
In my experience, not worth it. Had it for 3 months and didn’t find it useful/found my job from other sources. I had a good experience with it. It's not expensive and all of the listings are relevant and up to date, which was worth it to me. Also since they pull job listings from all job boards they have a wider reach.