CutShort Reviews

1. Vicky

   12 months ago
   Best place for techies

   As a techie with 3 years of experience, I highly recommend Cutshort for tech hiring. Their platform connects employers with top-notch talent efficiently. The personalized job recommendations and insightful candidate profiles make the hiring process seamless. Cutshort has definitely simplified my job search and hiring experience!

   👍 Pros:    User-friendly platform with personalized job recommendations for streamlined recruitment.|Extensive pool of tech companies looking for techies.

   👎 Cons:    Limited availability in certain geographical regions - tier 3 cities

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CutShort mentions (7)

• Rejected by Local Company. Next Day They Post on Reddit

  I'm not sure if you have but try this website called cutshort.io I'm not sure if they have international vacancies but some good opportunities are there. Source: about 1 year ago

• What's the situation for Self Taught Developers? can't Seem to get any replies on job application. I am applying for both frontend(react), backed(nodejs), fullstack... etc on company sites and also on linkedin

  I would suggest you to make some dope ass projects and write them on your resume and start applying to startups. I use wellfound.com and cutshort.io. Wellfound is my preferred site as I have got most amount of success from there. Source: about 1 year ago

• 5 Useful Job Portals You Are Not Aware Of In 2023

  Cutshort: Cutshort is a job portal that offers job opportunities for tech professionals. It is an AI-powered platform that matches job seekers with job openings that match their skills and experience. The portal also has a feature that allows job seekers to refer their friends for job openings and earn rewards. Source: about 1 year ago

• Any luck job hunting?

  BTW, for startups and product companies jobs in tech, also try https://cutshort.io or https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.cutshort. Source: about 1 year ago

• koi StartUp company ho to Mila do yarr

  PS: cutshort.io is also great at finding jobs. Source: over 1 year ago

Thumbtack mentions (21)

• I’ve been on Seeking for a while now and not luck at all , am I ugly ?

  As to your photos: invest in these. Don't post selfies, rather *hire* a professional or semi-professional photographer and do this the right way. You can find one via thumbtack.com, expect to spend $150-200 and you'll get some amazing photos. Source: about 1 year ago

• What do you think about a fitness marketplace?

  Other than bark.com, thumbtack.com, findmytrainer.com, or the many other sites and apps that connect clients to trainers? Even a google search for "athletic trainers [my town]" yields dozens of results in any sizable community, and there's lots of review and feedback components for these listings. What do you envision bringing to the table that these sites and apps aren't already doing that would make it... Source: about 1 year ago

• Integrating leads with airtable.

  I use airtable as a arm and I would like for leads from a job board (thumbtack.com) to automatically link to my base. Anyone have experience creating a extension to do this? Source: over 1 year ago

• How to find a freelance personal trainer?

  There are a handful of reasonable virtual training options (Kickoff and CoPilot for example) FindYourTrainer.com, bark.com, and thumbtack.com all have ways to search for trainers near you that will come to you, also. Source: over 1 year ago

• Dad wants to be a real estate photographer

  Once he has some experience and a better portfolio, he can try getting some clients of his own. You can try using something like thumbtack.com or bark.com. Or he can contact some local realtors directly. Print up some promotional material and bring it to their offices. Source: almost 2 years ago