Monster for EmployersReviews of hiring.monster.com

Unfortunately the candidates were not qualified even though the filters were all in place. I kept getting candidates that didn't meet the criteria. I called several times but the representatives couldn't help. Absolutely not worth the investment.

We did not find even one prospect to interview.

We haven't gotten many resumes.

I have received very few resumes. The resumes received for the most part have nothing to do with the positions itself. I posted jobs for a medical scheduler, front desk reception, and medical assistant. These jobs are usually filled quickly. I get the impression that potential employees that would ordinarily seek these jobs do not search on Monster. Of the resumes received, most applicants had zero experience and my ad clearly states the amount of experience required. It is as if they didn't bother to read the ad. Monster cannot control this situation and I don't blame the company. In my experience thus far, it was not worth the money spent. I get better results from sites that cost SIGNIFICANTLY less.

Very expensive, the verification process took forever and there wasn't as many qualified people as I wanted on the site. Long story short, no new employees, and a lot money and time wasted

I had pretty good results in terms of candidates applying, but too many were outside the city where the posts are based. I would also like to see application notification email titles vary by applicant, e.g. have the titles include the applicant name, because Gmail currently groups Monster applications, and this is a problem when trying to organise applications into folders.

Fair amount of responses but none with any qualifications for the jposition.

I received over 100 applicants for an important position I was filing with my team. I got more than enough who were qualified and in the final stages of interviewing to make my decision. Monster.com gave me the very best of candidates to choose from. Thank you Monster!