SimplyHired Reviews and details

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• Anyone hiring remote?

  For everyone else asking for the link, if you go to simplyhired.com and search for customer support technician - technical support and remote it's in the top ten. Source: 11 months ago

• Unemployed people of Delhi, what are your skill sets

  Try remote work sites like upwork.com, simplyhired.com, workingnomads.com, etc. - quite a few of them out there. Source: 12 months ago

• What kinda job posting is this??

  Honestly, Upwork has been great. You might try sharegrid. I have never used that part of their offering, and I don't know how many editor jobs there are there. I guess there is always craigslist. You could try simplyhired.com, 24seventalent.com, and maybe monster.com... Again I haven't searched there in a long time. I am pretty happy with Upwork. Source: almost 2 years ago

• I have to quit my J3

  I am applying on some things I found on simplyhired.com. Any one have any other places to look for 100% remote? Source: almost 2 years ago

• Entry level and mid-level front end web/software developers: Do you use JS frameworks/libraries?

  Most of the job posts I see on indeed.com and simplyhired.com list a requirement for ReactJS/Angular/VueJS. I am curious to see what percent of entry level and mid-level front end web/software developers get to use plain JavaScript rather than frameworks/libraries. Please take this poll! Thanks. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Is it easier to find a job on sites with less people?

  I am looking for a tech-job and was wondering if it would be easier to advertise myself on platforms with less people rather than bigger ones such as LinkedIn, Indeed, etc. Websites like monster.com, simplyhired.com, and morewithus.com, seem to have way less members, so in theory I should have an easier chance of standing out right? Or would it be more beneficial to just try to apply on bigger websites and hope... Source: almost 2 years ago

• Jobs

  Besides what you've already mentioned, you could try simplyhired. I prefer Indeed mostly. Add the keyword CISSP and your location. Source: about 2 years ago

• 20 Best freelancing websites for beginners in 2022

  SimplyHired may be a freelancing site during which you'll find full-time, part-time jobs, and more and like other freelancing websites, there's a spread of jobs and projects available on this site. It's UI good and you'll find jobs from 24 countries like India, u. s. Of America, Germany, and more and therefore the clients are trusted during this site only a small amount clients may fraud and also the payment is... - Source: dev.to / over 2 years ago

• Need advice! Trying to figure out which job to take. What's your opinion?

  Both jobs, along with many others are on simplyhired.com which has a ton of work at home jobs that are legit. If anyone is wondering. Source: over 2 years ago

• A potential fast-track through F.I.R.E., Software Development edition

  Transition into contracting: simplyhired.com, indeed.com, dice.com, upwork.com - this is where I find the work, and there's no shortage of it. For example, my business increased during the peak of COVID lockdowns. There's usually a screening interview followed by a technical interview, and then either a job offer or a rejection email. Source: over 2 years ago

• Links to Job Boards (please add any that aren't already on the list)

  There's also Indeed.com, Snagajob.com, simplyhired.com, and a few other general job websites. Source: almost 3 years ago