WFH.team VS Flexjobs

WFH.team Reviews

1. Mark Bailey    

   over 1 year ago
   Best platform to find remote work

   Finally a platform that was built specifically for remote workers. I tried many different tools in the last 6 months after being laid off from my previous work. I wanted to transition to remote work, and I didn't know where to start. I was referred to https://wfh.team by another recruiter. The first thing I loved about WFH, was that I didn't have to apply for any job. It took me 5 minutes to create my profile, and upload my resume. I started getting multiple interview requests within a week, and after 3 weeks, I found the job I wanted. If I ever want to find another remote job, wfh.team is the only place I'll go to.

   👍 Pros:    Ease of use|Free|User-friendly

Flexjobs Reviews

WFH.team mentions (8)

• Looking to partner up in my recruiting agency platform!

  What do you think about platforms like https://www.supportshepherd.com/ ? Since I created my platform with a focus on remote work, the majority of the candidates who signs up on wfh.team are from outside the US. I know supportshepherd is making a lot of money and I'm personally very interested in that market. Source: 10 months ago

• Looking to partner up in my recruiting agency platform!

  Hi all. I have an interesting proposition. I've built a recruiting agency platform. It's a full-featured website where candidates can sign up and create their profiles for free, and companies can see those profiles and reach out to those candidates. There are plenty of automations implemented in the platform that allows me to keep it running with less than 10 minutes of work a day. It currently has $0 revenue... Source: 10 months ago

• Still dreaming of OE

  Not a terrible idea. Try this. It might help. https://wfh.team. Source: over 1 year ago

• Start Telling these Recruiters How it Is...

  If you are only looking for 100% remote you should check this site https://wfh.team. Source: over 1 year ago

• I tried OE for 2 weeks, now I’m looking at 4 years of prison. Help.

  Make a deal to reduce your sentence to house arrest, then go to https://wfh.team to find the next J. Source: over 1 year ago

Flexjobs mentions (68)

• emetophobes who work from home, how did you get your job?

  You can look on flexjobs.com. They are a great website to find remote jobs. Source: 10 months ago

• to all the gals

  I don’t know if this is any help, but there is a site called flexjobs dot com. (Not affiliated, just sharing information). They specialize in remote/telecommuting/ flexible schedule positions. It’s all on the up and up, it’s a real company, and the jobs posted are real jobs, not scams. That might offer you the right kind of work environment, where you’re not onsite dealing with obnoxious people in your workspace. Source: 10 months ago

• I (24f) think I’m ready to start a part time job, but I’m terrified about potentially working with men

  Flexjobs.com only remote jobs/work from home, part-time, full-time. Costs about $40 per month but the listings are extensive. Source: 11 months ago

• What are good jobs for people with bipolar?

  A lot of you have talked about remote/work from home jobs. Check out flexjobs.com it will cost you about $35 per month but that's all it has are remote jobs, full-time, part-time, by state or anywhere in US. Check it out. Source: 11 months ago

• You don’t need a LinkedIn account when you’re OE or mainly in general

  LinkedIn is a scam, stay away from it. You have a lot of other options, monster.com dice.com glassdoor.com computerjobs.com techcareers.com careerbuilders.com indeed.com redballooon.work careervault.io flexjobs.com and you can still hit up the big recruiter agencies careers.cognizant.com teksystms.com so on. Source: 11 months ago