Mohammed Brakat
AEScam and FAKE Job: Scam and FAKE Job: BE ADVISE this is one of the well organize scam fake job advertisement not real salary don't pay for any service search any where else.
Аня Долинская
UAI have been registered for several weeks Well, Jobsora is a convenient way to find jobs. At first, I used conventional job boards, but then I came across a Jobsora advertisement and thought, why not give it a shot? Jobsora is meeting my needs. What I appreciate most are the monthly newsletters that provide a list of fresh job opportunities. It's really helpful to have all those options in one place. Although I haven't found a job yet, I'm confident something will come up soon. Wishing myself good luck!
jon fox
GBwon't leave me alone won't leave me alone. I never subscribed to any jobs whatsoever, just looked on the website. Repetitive emails just keep coming now about jobs that don't exist. Reviews they have must be done in house. Contacted them but can't unsubscribe so I'm taking it further now.
Nicole Wolford
GBHelpful for job searching locally I used Jobsora to help my husband look for some job possibilities, and I like that it connects jobs from a lot of different sites. Talent, Zip Recruiter, Etc. all have listings on there. I can sort by zip code and was able to find a few openings we may look into. Thanks!
King Bolas
CAwaste of time waste of time. like most others, this site offers only management, driving type jobs anytime I search, even with filters on, im not qualified for any of them, so why am i still seeing them?? Like most other online job sites, it doesnt actually work at all *Companies are looking, but no one is hiring*, I wake up early go out each day, as well as apply online, this week alone have over 600+ resumes in the market online, and not one callback.. its gross. Truly DO NOT bother wasting your time its covid, and no ones actually hiring. Just for the record, I have a great job history which shouldnt effect getting jobs in a negative manner, as I have amazing previous employers who can easily vouche that I was a great, if not at least a good employee who cares about customer service, the company, etc, etc. My honest opinion seems better off hitting the pavement then hoping for what google describes as "lightning to strike" for that callback or email to hit that inbox. If it seems like im angry btw, definately far from ^-^ just tired of us job seekers not getting anywhere with these "fake jobsites" and get treated like we arent even trying. lastly, most reviews that are positive for these sites are actually ppl paid to put good responses or bots. dnt believe me. google it.