Landing.jobs VS Zocdoc

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Landing.jobs mentions (11)

• Applying for jobs in Lisbon as an American

  Then go here http://landing.jobs and start applying, I got both my jobs in Portugal from here. Source: 10 months ago

• Can't Get a Job in the EU = Depressed

  Try landing.jobs do not give up....i did it you can too. Source: about 1 year ago

• Where to look for tech roles currently? LinkedIn seems incredibly crowded?

  I would recommend landing.jobs but its mostly portugal based. Source: over 1 year ago

• I made a tech stack search engine to search 60,000+ job descriptions in less than 1 sec, for a specific keyword. Useful for job seekers, recruiters, and sales people.

  A lot of great suggestions here. Thought I might add a few as well: 1. If possible, filters like "Full-time/Part-time/Contract/Internship" 2. Salary filters. This might be tricky because the majority of postings don't contain the salary information upfront. 3. Would it be possible for you to source from job aggregators like "weworkremotely.com", remotive.io, landing.jobs, startup.jobs,. Source: over 1 year ago

• job board websites that specifically target non-EU nationals?

  There's a job board called landing jobs that focus on EU jobs that offer filters by sponsorship and relocations support. Landing jobs. Source: over 1 year ago

Zocdoc mentions (14)

• Doctor’s visit.

  I would try zocdoc.com as a starting point. If you have health insurance, you can put in what company it's with so they will pull up providers in your network. If not, there's an option for that too. You can search based on the kind of doctor you need to see, and you can schedule the appointment through the website. Source: about 1 year ago

• Is it normal to for a psychiatric practice to say they treat ADHD but don't prescribe stimulants and only offer therapy?

  Thank you to everyone for your comments. I just want to share that I found a psychiatrist on zocdoc.com that specializes in ADHD and works through the company Talkiatry. He is based locally to where I live. He's been practicing for 30-some years, has excellent reviews, and would be the one to actually treat me if I went with him. I understand any prescription medication in either case would require an in-person... Source: about 1 year ago

• FT Benefits

  You can also use appointment sites like zocdoc.com. That site will take your insurance plan information and give you a list of local doctors who accept your coverage.3 They even allow you to make appointments for them online. Source: about 1 year ago

• Any doctors offices that aren’t a month out to be seen?

  I had good luck with zocdoc.com (no I don't work for them). Found a PCP appointment within two weeks. I initially tried a friend's doctor and they were like a 4 month wait. Source: over 1 year ago

• Where to get a pelvic exam in PGH

  Try zocdoc.com They allow you to enter in: the kind of provider you're looking for, location, and type of insurance you have (if you have it.) It's great because they show you availability without having to call the office. Hope this helps! Source: almost 2 years ago