SimplyHiredReviews of simplyhired.com

NOT HONEST! $300.00 later and ONLY 1 response from Simply Hired. FRAUD! FRAUD! FRAUD!

We paid 100.00 and had one response from simply hired. The one response had the wrong resume attached and an issue with the email address. When we contacted the company they were implying our ad was a bit to long. However the same ad in indeed attracted 100 plus responses in a week. I don't believe this company is functional and I would be suspicious of the number of positive reviews. I think they are probably not to a legitimate company from our experience. They have no interest in owning up to their responsibility to provide the services advertised.

This afternoon I received a telephone call from a Simply Hired Employment Specialist identifying herself as Amy. Amy said that she needed to ask me a few questions as a follow-up to a position that I applied for. I responded to Amy's questions; however, when Amy asked me the year of my high school graduation, apparently she didn't like my answer. She asked me to repeat it, and subsequently, disconnected the call. Hmmmmm.....feels like age discrimination. Shame on Amy and Simply Hired. Perhaps Amy needs a lesson in sensitivity training and a refresher course on Employment Law. One star is generous, zero would be more appropriate. If I wasn't stunned by Amy's behavior, I might be offended, but it isn't worth wasting the energy fretting over a job that probably didn't even exist.

Title says all. How come this site is not listed as a scam? Paying for a mashup of offers you'll find anywhere else. Being unemployed is not bad enough, these velvetjobs vultures are here for your remains.

I signed up thinking this would be a simple, top notch site with full disclosure. Unfortunately, as an employer, you don't even get to see who clicked on the job posting. This is a valuable asset to have because maybe someone was truly interested, but intimidated to make the leap. Also, the customer service attempted to blame the wording of my job posting. Well, we are a financial firm and have strict guidelines governed by the FINRA, SEC and even our own internal compliance office. It anything is changed or altered, then it is deemed illegal. Good lesson for you guys at simplynothired. I was not provided a full list of where my job postings were listed. This is a serious trust factor. They would only show a few, but CLAIMED there are many many more. Hm. If they are keeping employers in the dark, I am curious what is happening to those applying?

Old/outdated ads are presented as new ones