Starting up again It's been a while since I used Hired and now that I have more experience I'm glad Hired reached out. I love the UI and the comparisons help out a lot. I've received a couple interviews already and the communication with employers works out well.

Great Experience! My experience with Hired was Great! I landed a job interview offer almost immediately and in the end of the day managed to land a new job via Hired! Also had some great assistance in both the form of Website popups as well as regular emails from the team. Would be happy to use Hired again if I need to change my job again.

Don't waste your time on this website Don't waste your time on this website They demand to spend more time on your profile, ask to pass some online tests to make the profile more attractive, but it's all waste of time. There was no single interview for a few months. I have over 20 years of experience and the skillset is definitely not the problem. Apart from being demanding, they also set time limit when they show your profile on the website, which is a complete nonsense. Other job websites or linkedin are much more efficient to find a job, so I wouldn't recommend wasting your time here.

Poor quality of code, but marketing is great. First: I couldn't update my profile, cause API just returning error. Obviously they don't do any automated testing of their platform. Shame. Second: Coding challenges are very different by difficulty, for "General programming" I didn't solve task in 1 hour, tried again and got another task, done under 5 minutes. Third: Their code editor doesn't understand ES6 or running JS incorrectly, in browser console same code works without problem. Conclusion: They didn't find good coders for their own platform, how possibly they can help You with that. Most companies don't care about quality nowadays, otherwise I wouldn't have to look for a new job, cause outcome of my work is good, but nobody measure it.

The platform is smooth… The platform is smooth and I have been happy with the scheduling tools, specifically the calendar availability feature. It would be nice to know why companies might not be reaching out to me though. Like, is it a mismatch in expected compensation or due to remote work being preferred?