Don't waste your time signing up You have to ask repeatedly to be "shown in the showcase" and even then, you might get a hit only once every 4-6 months. As a former consultant, I've been on multiple other hiring platforms that have weekly or monthly hits and the quality of the companies is 10x relative to those on Vettery. I stopped checking my profile because the "talent manager" doesn't care and never reaches out. Don't even waste your time setting up a profile.

Found a great new position on Vettery I had a great experience with Vettery as a candidate. I found an excellent new position with a startup that I love. I have been employed there for several months now and it's the best opportunity I've ever had. Vettery made the process very easy for me as a tech professional.

Platform is easy to use I had multiple interview request through Vettery. Its a great site to quick apply and once you are in process easy to track each step. Vettery makes best use of everyone’s time on platform. A must try platform for anyone looking to get hired or even passively searching.

Personalized, smart, service - not your average recruitment firm Awesome sauce. After literally years of interviews and being "just not quite the right fit for this position" I was convinced I was an untalented hack. Vettery reached out to me about an AWESOME company (Not sure if I'm allowed to name them here) and after two rounds of interviews I was hired- that too in the middle of a pandemic. I'm not sure how they figured out what I couldn't for the last few years, but BAM this role fits me like a glove and I'm still happy a year in. Would definitely come back to Vettery in the future should the need arise.

Vettery is pretty neat Vettery is pretty neat! It's very easy to use if you're finding a job. I was able to find my latest opportunity through Vettery (or at least it found me—that's how it works) and so far I'm very happy with it. It's nice to have that middle person facilitating the conversation between you and an organization. I'm happy with my experience. The only issue is that communication isn't always there and it's easy to forget when you accept an interview request. The steps aren't clear after that—should I email the opportunity or wait for them to reach out after accepting a request? Not clear on that but I got a cool job out of the experience so I'm happy about that!