ZipRecruiter Reviews

ZipRecruiter pops up oftentimes with certain jobs. But at the end of the day, it doesn't pop up to ask for any type of profile or to set up something of that nature. It just moves you over to what the job is and about that job. They're not very engaging. They offer a lot of options if you're looking for a particular job and they seem to have what's out there.

I've put online some applications in ZipRecruiter before and it's been good. I happened to see it online. And so far everything was okay.

I recently started using ZipRecruiter. It’s straightforward and easy to use. It's easy to apply to jobs on there but as far as them getting back with me and all that, I feel like I’m getting way more from Indeed.

I don’t have a positive or negative experience with ZipRecruiter. My experience with them is neutral. And I chose to use them because they seemed to have current job listings. And they also have a decent site that is very straightforward and has relevant things. So, I’m good with it.

My roommate said that I got a better chance to get a job by putting my profile on ZipRecruiter. Setting it up was pretty straightforward but I didn’t find anything since I put my profile on it nor have I heard anything from any recruiter from there. Maybe it works for others, but not for me. LinkedIn works better than that.

It was easy to set up ZipRecruiter. I thought I would get more applications, but I didn't get as many as I thought I would. However, I got good quality candidates.

ZipRecruiter is a valuable tool because it comes with my ADP package, and as a business owner it's a great tool to be able to hire people and not have pay out of pocket for it. It's convenient because they don't have classified sections or Craigslist anymore, so it works well just being able to get some traffic of people looking for jobs. But it would be more beneficial if they’re weeding out so many hits that don't really pertain to the job I'm posting for. Like if I'm posting for a bartender, I'm not looking for a server or a cook, and I don't wanna be bombarded with emails for that kind of stuff.

ZipRecruiter was something I knew about, so I went on it. It was easy to set up an account and I find it very easy to apply to jobs. I recommended it to my boyfriend when he was looking for a job.

I went from finding ex-cons and drug addicts to highly qualified people on ZipRecruiter. It was awesome. I'm quadriplegic, on a self-directed care program, and I was looking for a personal care attendant. I got a three-day trial, and it was a great experience. I got a lot of callbacks and even hired someone through them. Posting jobs was super easy. I just copied and pasted the info I had from the Craigslist ad I was using, made a few changes and I didn’t have any problems with it. It's faster than Craigslist, so I was very impressed.

I went to ZipRecruiter to post a job opening. It was recommended by a colleague. The process was very quick and easy. There weren't a lot of candidates, but they were good quality. It’s met my expectations.

ZipRecruiter offers a different job selection in the market and other platforms. Setting up my account was a three-step process. It was quick and easy.

ZipRecruiter was really expensive and I didn’t have much success with it. It seems like a good idea and the website was easy to use, but I was getting a lot of applicants from two hours out of my area. I was getting a bunch from Las Cruces and El Paso, and both of those places are two hours from here. They wouldn’t be able to travel back and forth to work and make any money. If you're in a rural area like I am, it may not work as well because the applicants were coming from too far away.

I used ZipRecruiter to post my resume and explore job opportunities. Setting up my account was painless and intuitive and it worked. When I used it, it showed several options and allowed me to sort jobs by different categories. It also suggested jobs I hadn’t thought about in certain areas, which was nice.

I tried a different website, but they didn't match up to ZipRecruiter. ZipRecruiter offered a variety of jobs compared to other sites. Setting up my account was a breeze. I got an amazing job right now, making $50,000 a year and it's great. It was an overall joy using ZipRecruiter. It was very simple, easy, and straightforward.

ZipRecruiter is good and has genuine companies in it. It's a very good platform to find genuine jobs. It was easy to set up an account, and they provide great service.

Setting up a business account with ZipRecruiter was a seamless process, and their website was user-friendly. I used it as a hiring platform, but I really didn’t get any quality leads out of it. They weren’t up to par, so I ended up going back to the other platforms I had used in the past.

I’ve had a good experience with ZipRecruiter. That’s where I got my last job. I used it because it was easy for me to do, and I could toggle through it to find other jobs. I set up my account online myself back in 2019, and it has been helpful for both my husband and me.

ZipRecruiter got me a job, so that’s good. It just gave me a lot more offers than others did. Setting up my profile was easy. It was user-friendly. I put in an application and I got a call back within a day and started working.

Setting up my profile with ZipRecruiter was cool and the website was easy to navigate. But they never really helped me get a job. Every time I put in my resume and apply for something, nothing ever comes through. I don't get anything from it and it doesn't benefit me. Also, the jobs that I've been receiving from them have always been scam jobs.

ZipRecruiter was easy to use. I had plenty of searches befitting my criteria. I was satisfied. I recommend ZipRecruiter to anyone looking for jobs.

I downloaded ZipRecruiter because I needed a job. It was easy to install and to set up a profile.

I don't really go on ZipRecruiter that much because I never get calls back from anybody there. I live in Las Vegas, so the market is kind of hard all over. It's good. There are so many jobs, but then nobody ever responds to you.

I had an account with Ziprecruiter last summer. After hiring an employee the subscription ran out appx in one month. About the same time I fired this employee and did not have access to the resumes I had gotten while a customer of Ziprecruiter. I contacted them and they agreed to activate my account for 1 month @$10. That was so I could retrieve padt resume for hiring new. What I didn't realize was Ziprecruiter kept taking that monthly out for the following 5 months. The debit card I originally used got compromised and I had to replace it. When I found out about the unauthorized deductions I contacted Ziprecruiter and they said since the original card could not be used to for reimbursement there was nothing they could do. Ziprecruiter told me they could not and would not issue a check for the amount they took from my bank account. So I'm out that money.

Zip Recruiter use to be useful, however lately while using their platform to search for work and using their filter system, random jobs that have no relation to what I'm searching for would pop up. It's highly annoying and frustrating that I can't search for anything. Not sure what's happened to this website but it's going downhill. Will not be using this platform anymore to search for work until they can filter out jobs better.

They continue to charge you after your "free trial" even though you have cancelled your subscription. Totally corrupt organization that should not be allowed to operate. They do not disclose their pricing upfront.

It is a scam. They promise everything you can imagine and the delivery is zero. I had 3 jobs posted and more than 600 dollars wasted with not even one real prospect applying. They are so nice when they are selling their "service" to you but be aware they are scamming you. I placed the same ad in Indeed and 3 days later I had 5 applications.

I keep applying, some of the companies reach out to me and then ghost me. Plus, some of them don't even contact me. Most of the companies, are scams (had interview on Signal App by texting and left in the middle of it). Some of the companies asked for my bank information before and during interview.

I didn't get a job. But it was okay.

ZipRecruiter seems organized, and there are a lot of different job opportunities on there. It's met my expectations. Setting up my profile was pretty easy. It was a good experience.

After the free trial, when I didn't get any leads, I decided not to move forward. They offered me a discount to keep it on. But when I posted a travel nurse position, I never got anything. I also struggled a little in setting up the account and had to figure it out on my own.

I set up an account a few years ago, and what I like about ZipRecruiter is that I have the 1 Click Apply. It makes it easier to apply to multiple jobs at once and the auto fill is very helpful where I can just tap the button and it applies for me. It works well if someone's resume is set up accordingly. I placed my resume on there and I'm still on my job search.

ZipRecruiter sent me emails and I clicked on them to see what jobs they offer. They have different varieties than Indeed, but sometimes Zip has more.

Using ZipRecruiter is easy. We were looking to hire one employee and everything went well and according to my expectations. I would use them again in the future.

I was looking for jobs online and I found ZipRecruiter. It was pretty easy to set up an account with them and it took two minutes. I had a great experience with them and I got a few calls back. In fact, I got hired at Donut Crazy through ZipRecruiter. Their process was faster than Indeed and I would tell my friends that they should use ZipRecruiter to apply for jobs because managers would contact them back faster using the ZipRecruiter.

I paid a lot of money, and in two weeks, I got one view of my application. I called them to ask them what was going on with it, and they told me, “You need to add a picture to your profile and they'll take care of it.” I told them I’d go back to somewhere where I got some results.

Using an inline job search site is the best way to reach more people. I set up my account with ZipRecruiter and it was relatively straightforward. My experience with them was slightly above average after dealing with Ideal.

I run ZipRecruiter through my ADP. I haven't really seen a lot of results because a lot of the applicants are not in line with what we do.

ZipRecruiter did not work. We tried repeatedly to speak with our rep. She had said, "If you're not getting the right kinds of applications, we can change the wording or the job qualifications. Let's talk a couple of times a week and you let us know if the applicants you're getting are useful." I would call and leave messages every single day saying it was not working and we were not getting applications. I had a very tough time getting her to call me back. She called me twice in the course of an entire month. We were looking for a finance manager and we were getting people who work at McDonald's to apply. It was not a correct kind of person. The job descriptions and/or qualifiers were not set correctly so we were not getting qualified applicants at all. In spite of the fact that I called and complained on a regular basis, nothing happened. They didn't make corrections, extend the listing, and give us our money back. We were not happy.

ZipRecruiter seems to be the best one for the area that I live in. Setting up my account was simple. I just put in my information, what I need, and pretty much what I need comes up.

I am a Director of Recruiting so I use all platforms and ZipRecruiter has a profound resume finder. You do not have to be too experienced to use it and it does the job for you, finding candidates across the US that you're looking for. It goes all over and not just close to you. It's slightly different the way that I hire but once we do the initial reach-out, the response is fairly quick. We're most likely to extend an offer to the ones that are interested from our initial outreach. So, we can find one that fits the position within a two-week frame. ZipRecruiter is one of the fairest platforms when it comes down to pricing. I've kept them because of the pricing itself.

I use ZipRecruiter often and I like the format. I can put in a job search and I get a broad list -- there's a lot of jobs listed at once and it's very easy. I can just read the summary, see if I have the skills where I would be a viable candidate, and I can easily apply. I did have a problem with ZipRecruiter. I kept getting this message that they couldn't find my email or something and I had to go through customer service. They eventually resolved it.

ZipRecruiter is fairly accurate. I moved to a new state and they are very helpful in finding new companies and new employment with me being in a new state and not being familiar. When I did set my profile up, it was really easy. I get emails once a day or a couple of times a day with prospective jobs and companies, or companies that they think I would be a good fit based on my resume and my experience. I would tell others that ZipRecruiter is a great platform. I've had interviews coming from ZipRecruiter. I've had a lot of prospects. I would definitely suggest using it.

I was looking for a remote job because of the schedule I have. Both of my kids are in school. I was looking for something that I could do at home and still be able to drop off and pick up. There seemed to be more jobs on ZipRecruiter. It was super easy setting up an account.

For something that I didn't have to pay for, ZipRecruiter was fine. Building my profile was okay and it wasn't complex.

ZipRecruiter seemed to think that they can get qualified people faster than anybody else. That was why we used it. Our experience was quite the opposite. They have found no one to fit our needs. We used them a couple of times in the past three years or so. ZipRecruiter might be perfect and great for some industries and work very well for them but for us, it did not seem to work because we need a mechanically inclined person or a good machinist, and machinists just aren't out there. There are a lot of CNC operators but there are no real machinists. So that's where we struggled.

I wanted to hire some employees for my salon, but I can't seem to set up an account. They wanted some paperwork about the leasing information, some information that I didn't really have time to upload at the moment, and then I was so busy that I never got back to it. I thought it was just a simple setup. I wish it was easier to open up an account and start hiring people or putting my ads on there without feeling like I'm uploading all my documents to the IRS.

I was using multiple job search sites at the same time. Overall, ZipRecruiter met my expectations. Setting up my account with ZipRecruiter was an easy experience.

We were getting better candidates using ZipRecruiter than Indeed. We were able to hire somebody. Overall, we were happy with the results.

ZipRecruiter helps narrow down which jobs would be available in my area versus a Google search that just went all the way to different cities, which I didn't enjoy much. I enjoy them emailing me different positions that are open that are mostly near me. Also, setting up my account was very easy and simple. Everything is pretty good.

Using ZipRecruiter allowed us to get in contact with some candidates for a previous job opening and we started seeing matches on the same day we put up the job listing. It was helpful in trying to reach our objective.

For ordinary small business owners, not all have the skills of the internet. My issue was a technical thing. My knowledge was not enough. But ZipRecruiter is cool and good to use. There are plenty of new businesses. They know the advantage of ZipRecruiter and it would be good for ZipRecruiter to find the way how to reach out to the regular ordinary small business owners. They don't know about ZipRecruiter, especially the bakeries, restaurants, or stores. The only thing is it cost money. Everybody knows free things are cheap. But any business needs ZipRecruiter.

The customer service I've received has been very responsive, and the training process on getting on boarded was great. I had a guy that talked me through the whole process and took the time to show me how the software worked. Once he lined me out, everything ran great, and I didn't run into any issues. We got a hire within about three weeks, and he's still with us.

It was easy to set up my profile. I signed up because a friend of mine told me about ZipRecruiter, that I can search for jobs on it, and that can help me. Sometimes I can filter and then I can check for recent jobs.

ZipRecruiter is easy to use. They are costly to use. But they worked with me when I had some problems.

ZipRecruiter’s user interface is easy to use and setting up the account is simple and easy. I was searching for remote positions and sometimes, it was difficult to find one because maybe the employer's job description would say it's remote but in the description, it would say it's required to be on-site. So, I'm applying for jobs that I don't want. But there is value in ZipRecruiter.

Ziprecruiter is a good site to use. Setting up our account was very simple, and we got applicants within 24 hours. We got emails, and I could decide whether or not a candidate was a good fit, then I passed the information off if it was. We only had seven applicants, and two of them were worthy for the position. The other ones weren’t the right candidates, but it could have also been because of the way I worded the ad. I got a contact back from Ziprecruiter, a gentleman that I would call next time if I needed any assistance with the site, and he said, “Next time we need to put these keywords for you guys to get a better match.” I said, “Okay. That’s good to know.” They were very helpful to call back. Overall, the site got us what we needed, and we were able to fill a position.

ZipRecruiter has one of the cleanest and easiest interfaces. Also, their one click apply function was very attractive. I was able to apply for a number of different positions. I had several job interviews. One of them did lead to employment. So overall, it was a much better experience job hunting than I've had with any other website and also been just doing it myself. My husband has been pounding the pavement since September of last year, and he's gotten to the point where ZipRecruiter is the only platform that he uses. He loves it. He loves the simplicity of being able to apply his general skills to every job that he's applying for, and he doesn't have to do the tedious cut and paste. Overall, ZipRecruiter is really easy to use. The number of jobs available is vast so that you have so much better luck finding a job through them than through LinkedIn or Indeed.

Setting up my account with ZipRecruiter was a long process as opposed to the other company.

I'm trying to use all avenues to try to get staff and it's a very difficult thing to try find qualified staff. The candidates from ZipRecruiter are not good candidates. They're not dependable and they come with all kind of domestic issues. They wanna work when it's convenient for them. I wouldn't recommend anybody to use it.

I have filled out 10 applications on ZipRecruiter.com. Haven’t had any response back from any of the companies so I went to one company that I applied for and was going to introduce myself and see where the process was and they had no idea what I was talking about they haven’t even heard of ZipRecruiter. They never put a job on ZipRecruiter, so I called a couple other companies and said they’re not even hiring. They never put anything on ZipRecruiter fill out applications for the company and the company has no idea about it. Never felt so disappointed.

I just needed to upload my resume and everything would automatically fill out the things. We can set up our account on desired job post and salary, and just use it. If you wanna find a job, you can easily search for one. You can just build a profile. You can apply to a lot of jobs based on the expertise. And you don’t need to put a lot of search on it. You'd find relevant jobs easily without any filters. It’s very easy. If you want to use ZipRecruiter there will be an AI assistant, which would help you find relevant jobs which helps your profile.

I enjoy the platform of ZipRecruiter. The alerts are helpful. The email notifications are spot on with what I'm searching for. Setting up a profile was simple and user-friendly too. It's a great tool. It definitely tailors to what I've searched for in the past.

I heard a lot of people use ZipRecruiter and I thought I would be able to get a job with them. It was easy to set up my account and it helps me see different jobs that they have on their website. I would get applications viewed thru them and they have a great app. But it would be very helpful if I could get more jobs that are newer instead of old ones. They keep sending me the same jobs that I have applied for and let me know that the company had reviewed my application, but I never get any response. Despite that, I would tell a friend about ZipRecruiter and let them know the pros and the cons about it.

We are a small business and we are offered this service because we have contracted with ADP as our payroll company. You have options to up the ante and pay a little more so that your job posting can be highlighted or receive more views. We have an auto repair business and we require proper licenses and skills for the technician jobs we post. Without fail every time we pay for more guaranteed views, etc.

I saw ZipRecruiter on Google and that it was like Indeed so I started using it. I would recommend it. I was in the process of being employed but I ended up getting a different job.

I would definitely recommend ZipRecruiter. It's a good job search tool. There are some pretty good features on it. I haven't landed a job with ZipRecruiter yet. But the follow-up emails that I get are informative and the search capabilities are good as well.

ZipRecruiter pulls in an audience that I needed, like more of a blue-collar type audience. With LinkedIn, I would go to for my executive. With ZipRecruiter, I would use it for hourly workers. Everything was also simple in setting up an account.

ZipRecruiter makes you believe you will have great success receiving qualified candidates from their bevy of resumes. Nothing could be further from the truth. I did not receive 1 candidate, not 1. Customer service is nothing but an upsell. Even signing up for the more expensive package, I had zero luck. "Phil" is AI generated and only designed to make you feel like something is happening. I filed a complaint with the Attorney General. This was a hard $800 lesson, and I will never use nor recommend this company ever again.

After the free trial, I noticed that you have to pay for the hits. So even if it doesn't pertain to your category, you have to pay for those hits to look at the people that solicited your information because it wasn't really pertaining. Even if I refined the search, it wasn't people that really were in our industry. So it didn't work out for me because we're a specialized industry.

Even though I haven't been able to get the position that I wanted, ZipRecruiter still provided a few that I was interested in.

I'm a seeker and their jobs are more accurate and more up-to-date and they have more jobs posted than any other employment site. The application process was easy and the dashboard is user friendly. I like ZipRecruiter and I'm gonna continue to utilize them.

My experience with ZipRecruiter has been good. Setting up my account was easy. I'm very satisfied with them.

We won't be using ZipRecruiter again. We were trying to hire people and everybody but what we were looking for was applying.

ZipRecruiter is doing okay, but the jobs that they provide me are way below my status, with my certifications and my history. I sent some job applications, but nothing came back. So, I don't know if it's real jobs or fake jobs. They do their part by letting people like me know that they have a job for me. But when I send it back, there is nothing past that point.

Setting up my account with ZipRecruiter was interesting. Sometimes, you have to do a couple of corrections with resume upload. It was unreliable but you can't expect every resume to be uploaded. ZipRecruiter is convenient but it might be too expensive for the businesses.

I am 53 years old, with an extensive clerical and administrative background dating back over 30 years, and have yet to receive a single offer from anybody I've applied to. I've submitted endless scores of applications through this app, practically lunging at each and every job posting that matches my skill-set, only to have the majority of those positions close down without anybody ever acknowledging my submission. It's become very discouraging. I've been unemployed since late last December and, at the pathetic rate I'm going, I can't even seem to land a job bagging groceries at Ralph's or pushing lumber carts at Home Depot. People kept telling how great ZipRecruiter was at finding jobs for these in need. But, from my own personal standpoint, it hasn't really done much of anything in that regard. I should have found something, ANYTHING, by now. I'm getting desperate.

Setting up my ZipRecruiter account wasn't difficult, which is good. I was doing ZipRecruiter as a safety net. It felt fine. None of the people contacted me, but I wasn't super worried about it. I just wish the people would respond more.

Account setup with ZipRecruiter was easy and very fast. I also keep getting calls from people that saw my resume there, and they offered me jobs. That was the fastest app to find a job. Sometimes, I may not be looking, but the job finds me because people go online, see my resume and call me. I would tell others, "Go for it."

ZipRecruiter would be highly recommended on our end. We've been utilizing it for over a year and we always had a great response. It's straightforward. It would walk us through all the steps. And if I need to get ahold of somebody in customer service, they were usually accessible.

ZipRecruiter is one of the mainstays in the industry. It's recognizable and it's iconic that you will go to them for a job and you expect them to be reputable. But I lost interest in using their site because I experienced too many scams. I need a job. I don't need to have my identity stolen and I don't need to waste hours upon hours every day, filling out applications for fake jobs. I primarily used it for 10 years but I won't anymore.

I go in and update my resume every now and then. It's really easy and I like to make my own little tweaks to it, which it allows me to do. I recommend it to people.

ZipRecruiter has been working fine for me so far. It's easy to start using. It's fast to set up your profile and get going. I got a couple of calls but I haven't gotten a job because of ZipRecruiter. Most of the calls are people that are way too far away and I can't commute.

We used ZipRecruiter and another company at the same time at one point and we found we had better luck with ZipRecruiter. But the price has drastically increased and it doesn't weed people out like it used to. The last time we used it, we had a job listed for six days and we never got a single hit and that's after paying for it to be boosted. But we did get some good people off it and I would recommend others to use it, although I wouldn't do it a long-term thing. It's too expensive.

Account setup was quick and easy, and I have no complaints. Ziprecruiter's user-friendly and brought about some good candidates. They also offered a service to filter the candidates, but I mostly did it on my own.

ZipRecruiter is a good search engine. I would rank it amongst my top three, if not number two. They have very easy and quick access which is what I love about them. With the access that I have, like the phone numbers, I can reach out to a candidate right away versus Indeed where I would have to reach out to the candidate via message then get confirmation from the candidate. ZipRecruiter allows me to speed up the process whenever I'm in need. The only thing is the quality of candidates versus Indeed is significantly different. Usually on Indeed, I have more search results. On ZipRecruiter, I get some candidates who don't meet the criteria. I'd ask to see more qualified candidates compared to the ones that we've been seeing.

If you are a small business owner I strongly suggest not using this awful company. When you post a job they ask you to add this boost and that boost to get more applicants. I did it and received a whopping 9 potential candidates. Then when the boosts are over they don't make it clear that you are still paying a daily fee for your post. So the fees mount up and the candidates don't. I highly recommend using any other job sites but this one. They have great ads but nothing else of substance.

Our experience with Zip Recruiter was successful. They found a candidate and he started here a couple of days ago. So far, so good. The only thing I did not like about it is that the filtering does not filter out people who are qualified for what I'm looking for. I found that I had to go through so many people who had zero qualifications for the position that I was looking at.

ZipRecruiter is solid and I really like it a lot. I like that they have a one-click application process, which makes it really easy compared to the other sites. My only knock is they're not tailoring to my needs. On one of the other sites, they made me feel like they were trying to get me something that is good for me, whereas ZipRecruiter is a little more generalized. But still, it's a great website that I'm going to use again.

Try ZipRecruiter. I set up an account with them a while ago, and it was easy. For online jobs, they pull a pool of companies. I get job searches every day. It's easy to reach out once my resume is in the app, and it's easier to schedule an interview with whatever company the engine pulls up for me.

I haven't used ZipRecruiter too many times but it's easy and it hasn't given us any trouble. People should use it.

I would suggest ZipRecruiter because they still keep on sending me positions for my profession. I was able to upload my resume with ZipRecruiter, although it was frustrating. I've been frustrated for the last four months. It was not easy to find me a job because every time I would click on a position that I was interested in, it wouldn't take me. Instead, it would open up for more positions. It went so many times with all sorts of recruiting companies. It wouldn't open exactly where the link asked me to. I didn't ask for those positions, but they would open. I might have done something wrong or it’s just a matter of my not upgraded resume was not being accepted. If you know what you're doing, go ahead.

Setting up an account with ZipRecruiter was easy and I was able to upload my resume quickly. It was also easier to apply for jobs with the easy click. I was able to see the jobs that I was interested in and I found some nice jobs. I applied and got quick replies so it was a very good experience.

Setting up the account with ZipRecruiter was good and took 15 minutes.

The candidates from ZipRecruiter were not a lot but it was more than what I was getting with Indeed. People should try ZipRecruiter. It’s more effective than some of the other job search engines that I've used and they have customer service reps I could talk to if I needed help. It’s very expensive though. In order for me to get the candidates that I needed, I have to spend a lot of money every day.

Setting up an account with ZipRecruiter was okay. However, I don't see the jobs that are based on my profile. I really don't see a lot of matches. I've been using it for almost two years now and I've not seen a good amount of job requirements.

The world is a different time now, so finding good help is a lot more difficult than it used to be. But I spent a lot of money on ZipRecruiter without even getting applicants at all. Their system is very easy to use and their customer service has been great. The staff if very friendly, too. But even though we had it set on our account that we would only hire within a certain mile radius, the only resumes I was getting were from foreign people from far away.

Setting up my ZipRecruiter account took 30 minutes. It's okay and has a decent amount of applicants.

Setting up my account with ZipRecruiter was very good and easy. It took me five minutes. I get five jobs that pop up a day and I still get them even now that I have a job.

I started using ZipRecruiter when I came back to Colorado from Wichita, Kansas. I saw the advertisement and gave them a try. And ever since then, if I find employment, I stop looking and I notify them that I already found a job so they won't be sending me any more notifications. Setting up my profile is very common sense. If you don't have a resume, you build one up with ZipRecruiter to get everything done. I have resumes, but I've swapped out computers so many times that I've lost them. So I just use the one that's already on there. It's gonna take me longer to build a new resume and then look for it than just filling it out right there on the ZipRecruiter website or the app. My satisfaction is 100% with ZipRecruiter. There are always gonna be family members that I recommend it to no matter what. They can start looking online and they’re still gonna ask for a resume and history. So, they should just do it on ZipRecruiter and the problem is solved.

ZipRecruiter’s website was good and there were other job openings exclusive to them that I didn't see through any other website, which was a big plus. It's user-intuitive. They ask you a couple of questions about your experience and it fills itself. The current job I'm at right now was a ZipRecruiter listing. They had a listing up for a delivery driver and I saw it. I saw the pay was better than anything I've seen. I applied and they got back to me within a day or two. I joined ZipRecruiter to further my career and they helped me do exactly that through easy access to the job listings.

Setting up an account with ZipRecruiter isn't hard and there are a lot of job options. They’re enough.

Before I used ZipRecruiter, I was using Indeed or Snagajob but I was filling out a bunch of applications and never getting any feedback. So, I reached out to my mom who has been using ZipRecruiter for a long time and she told me that it was better to use them. They get more responses and better opportunities. Once I downloaded the app and uploaded my resume, almost instantly, I was getting responses within the next week. I have a job now, so I no longer use it. ZipRecruiter is a more reliable job-finding tool and they are more trustworthy and reliable.

Their process took me about a week because I had to do some verification and that process was a little difficult. Other than that, the service has met my expectations. It's very convenient and if I was looking for a job, I would go online and search that way. You can communicate with the employer, or if you plan on doing any hiring, you should get feedback within the first five hours. Navigating the site is easy.

The service was okay. But it was the same jobs over and over again and it seemed like there wasn't much new stuff. Other than that, setting up my account was easy and the service met my expectations.

My experience with them was really good. Setting up our account was straightforward. The service has met my expectations. I had used it when I was applying to jobs through it before we started our company. It was my first time to be on the employer side of things. So, I was definitely impressed. For anybody looking to recruit, I definitely recommend it.

Terribly expensive for the amount of candidates received. $1,000 for one month and did not find one decent candidate. Use Indeed instead, it is easier to use, less expensive and a lot more qualified candidates will be sent to you. Zip requires a lot more time and work on your end searching out candidates. I will not be using their services in the future. Should've spent the money on Powerball tickets instead... probably better odds of getting something for the money spent.

There is a fraudulent job posting created with my company name tied to Ziprecruiter from an old ad I placed well over a year ago. The job ad has been posted on the Government of Canada job find website fraudulently using my company name and they are using an old ziprecruiter ad to make the ad appear more legitimate. Ziprecruiter will not remove the ad as I requested and more job seekers are being taken advantage of by being charged an application fee. I have logged a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, and Ziprecruiter's response was "email us"...which I did both prior to and after filing my complaint with the Better Business Bureau and Ziprecruiter still has not responded appropriately.

Using ZipRecruiter gave me different job opportunities and showed me a lot of different things compared to other job facilities. It allows you to apply to multiple jobs or that were similar to the one you were applying to. The one-click apply makes it easier.

There are many variety of job options with ZipRecruiter. It's easy to use. It's met my expectations. I found my job through ZipRecruiter and I'm doing great with that job.

The experience is pretty good. In the past, we've received some really good applications and candidates. The only thing is we have to pay for all of our job postings. Now, we have two positions open but because we would have to pay a fee that's above our budget, we're currently not using ZipRecruiter although we would love to.

We spend twice as much on ZipRecruiter as we do for Indeed and we receive about a quarter as many applicants. We are doing a trial right now, and unless something different happens, by the end of the month, we are not going to continue. It might be a better service if we're looking for one or two specific individuals. However, we have a constant need for hiring for an Amazon DSP and we average between three to five people a day. With Indeed, I'm getting about 15 to 20 a day. We're not using ZipRecruiter that much because we're not getting the numbers.

I used ZipRecruiter to post one job this summer. I don't think it meets my needs, though. I did not end up hiring anyone from that ad.

I had a huge bill for zero delivery on promised deliveries, I posted a job and hand not even one qualified candidate out of 5 applied in the duration of 3 weeks and it cost me CAD 700. Just a waste of money and cancelation is not easy to process, I wonder how can someone accept to make money of small business and do not even deliver one qualified candidate however I set the 3 qualifiers ahead in a high demanding industry like GENERAL INSURANCE. Honestly I do not recommend them, I was sold on a trial period that found out it is 3 days instead of 30 and yet they tell me it is nonrefundable. THEY FAILED & I PAID FOR THIS FAILURE. DO NOT BECOME THE NEXT ONE DECEIVED.

A COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY FOR THEIR OWN BENEFIT!!!! STAY AWAY AND USE INDEED!!!! Customer service by A***a was great. Their service/product was a lot of waste, time and money. The promise far exceeds what was expected and given. They stated that they're #1 in the industry to find LOCAL and QUALIFIED employers and that was the furthest from the truth! $850 for one month DOWN THE DRAIN! They stated that they match qualified people to your type of business as well as us being able to link to "great matches". Again, furthest from the truth! We're an automotive repair shop and we were "matched" with technicians that work on equipment (not cars), appliances, etc. and then to warehouse workers, office people and nothing that had to do even with automotive. It wasn't even close. THEN, the people who were qualified were 2+ hours away, even states that were over 900 miles away!! NOBODY LOCAL!

ZipRecruiter did not meet my expectations so I stopped using it. I had hoped that it would bring in some applicants from close by, but it didn't. I consistently was getting applicants from all over the US and not even in our region. I talked to a contact I had there and did what they asked me to do to try to change that on the way I had it set up to see if that would make a difference as far as where the applicants were coming from, but it didn't make a difference.

We had an ad a couple of weeks and even though we put something very specific on what we wanted, everybody that applied for the job wasn't even close to what we were asking. On top of that, there were people from out of the country. Why would you allow people from out of the country to apply for a job? That doesn't make sense. Some of these people who applied for the job almost like they didn't know what they were applying for. The time before this ad, we used them and we received a couple and we were able to do something there. It wasn't as bad as this last one.

As a first time user, I called ZipRecruiter to understand how their platform works. I signed up for the "Free" trial which clearly states I will not be charged anything during this time. They require a credit card # which I was hesitant to provide but you cannot place an ad without giving your credit card information. Now I know why! The next day they charged my credit card $25.69. I called to ask why and was told that I selected the 3 day boost for my job ad. I spoke with 3 different people to explain that I am a new user and I thought that meant after the "Free" trial period I would be charged if I continued to run the ad. They refused to refund the $25.69.

Setting up my account with ZipRecruiter was a smooth process. It helped me find my last couple of employees. Contacting employees depends on if you wanna email or call them. But it's a fairly easy process because the people who apply are people interested in the job. So it's not like they're not waiting for a phone call.

Setting up my profile in the ZipRecruiter site was simple and easy. It will take someone who is not so bright not to figure it out. I like ZipRecruiter. I was on it way before and then, I got back on it not too long ago.

I used the app on my phone to set up my ZipRecruiter account and it was simple. However, I didn't like that the interview I had today wasn't accurate for what I applied for. The job was completely different. I thought the interview was for a job as a receptionist for a dental office, and another one was supposed to be for a cardiology center, so I brought my resume and everything that I needed for the job. When I went to the employment office and showed the guy the application, he said, “Ma'am, do you speak fluent English and Spanish?” I said, “Sir, what are you talking about?” He said, “Do you speak fluent English and Spanish?”

ZipRecruiter is pretty good. Signing up with them was fast, convenient, and really straightforward. They have a lot of jobs that are posted up there and they have a job that I'm interested in. I've never applied for a job that involves an excessive amount because I don't feel like I have enough experience to go up that high. But they have a lot of jobs that are in my range that I’ll apply to. I also like the information that they give.

I am disabled so I would prefer a remote job the problem is, EVERYTHING IS A SCAM!!! Companies either ask you for money to work or they just don't want to answer questions and make themselves suspicious! I have been on here for 2 years searching and I am stopping today because I just found out, Ziprecruiter is selling ALL my information to other scam "companies" and how do I know that? My mom called the police because a "company" I have never heard of or applied to sent me a check so they could steal my information! The cops even said "This is a scam! People who are on Ziprecruiter all report this company to us". Well, Thanks for the scare and the scam Ziprecruiter! I am so happy I can spot a scam and I didn't give out personal information.

I am seeking employment and always use indeed but someone had mentionedZipRecruiter and I started looking there. I received emails and texts for jobs that were fake. But, did not realize this until I had an interview for a job that had a website even. So I did the interview on Teams. Answered a bunch of questions spent over an hour. In the end they said I got the job. They would send me a check and I deposit it to purchase supplies. Then send them back the difference. I knew then it was a scam. I tried contacting ZipRecruiter and they have no way of reporting it, because the scammers took down there ad. ZipRecruiter sent me to their website for fraud. They have no way to report if the ad is gone.

Company allows for scam employers to post fake jobs. Their customer service will only speak to clients - not job seekers. Worst of the worst. Better off finding your own job. Don’t trust any posts you find. Horrible!

Years ago, our company left ZipRecruiter due to lousy customer service, but we gave them another try today, in hopes they'd improved their processes and their people. But we were AGAIN sorely disappointed. After placing 2 of my 5 ads today, I was prompted to 'verify our company,' which I did with a phone call, as requested. But hours later, I received ANOTHER prompt to do it AGAIN. Already exasperated with having my time wasted, I was treated to an obnoxious, pompous twit named JAMES. FOUR times, he told me to 'refresh my screen,' as if I were an idiot or a feeble child. His condescending tone was beyond unprofessional, but he THEN became THREATENING when he told me that 'he could just CANCEL my account' if he wanted. (BIG TALK for a useless, customer service mouthpiece!) Of course, I told him to CANCEL IT.

So I signed up for Zip Recruiter and used their free trial which from my experience went well so I continued to use them. I posted a couple more job postings that were 3 day post for $11 each day which I paid for. I go back onto my account and they charge me $525 for those post even though I chose the 3-day option so they closed my account because I did not pay for that $525 and was unable to close the jobs because of it. I go back to try to pay that $525, they charged me another $560 for the same post that I couldn't close because my account was suspended! I call customer service and they said they will keep charging me until I pay for those invoices of $1,085 total and it was nothing but 10 candidates through 3 job post on top of that. I'm filing a lawsuit asap, please email me at ** if you would like to help make this case stronger against them.

During the "trial" period, which is not free, we received zero candidate referrals. Dissatisfied with the service we decided to cancel. We were charged $504 for the renewal month, one week before the end of the trial period. It took hours trying to get through to customer service only to be informed that we cannot get a refund. This charge will be disputed as a fraudulent charge.

I had a posting looking for a construction manager, most people were nowhere near qualified and a few of them currently working at McDonald’s as a fry cook but saying they’re qualified for the position. And of course we got billed for this.

If you forget the password and the system lock you out you have to wait 24 hour to resolve so you waste all that time and money because you paid for this day but you won't have the chance to responded to your candidates fast enough ..

Very deceiving and deceptive billing. I too have had a very bad experience with Zip Recruiter. Their billings practice is very deceiving and deceptive. They have this box that you have to accept "daily subscription" that you think is for the ad you are running. Then the candidates that they send you don't meet the criteria that you asked for. You get frustrated and pull the plug on the ad. But then you realize after you keep getting billed for $504 that they deceived you and you are still getting billed even though you no longer have an ad listed. Warning do not sign with zip recruiter

TL;dr: ZipRecruiter = Junk Engine. This is simply not a good service; poor candidate filtering; expensive. Don't setup autopay with these trolls.

I went to their site because I needed to hire an assistant. So I started their trial for $40. I posted an ad, however I ended up promoting a current employee to the position. What they don't make very clear is that you are charged $35 per day your ad runs. I was sick of all the emails so I pulled the ad 30 days later. Wow to my surprise they charged my card $1,000. Called to complain and they could care less. Run don't walk from these scammers.

As an employer, I found ZipRecruiter to be nothing by a nightmare. I would get babysitters applying for my restaurant manager position. Years later after losing the restaurant to the COVID1984 scamdemic, I'm seeking employment myself. Each and every link I choose with zip added to it just takes me to ads or errors. Now it all makes sense. Your odds of finding someone qualified through Zip are nearly 0. Anyone not mentally handicapped will have moved on, on day 1 of trying to use Zip.

They offer a 4 day trial but after I cancelled my subscription, they did not cancel the job posting. They continued to charge my card daily. I only received 5 resumes, 3 were international. Charged $250USD.

I took ZipRecruiter up on its "free" job posting offer. I received many applications from unqualified job applicants. The few qualified applicants that I received did not respond or didn't show for interviews. The end result was wasted time and money. I asked for a refund and was told "no refund, no appeal." I will NEVER use them again and advise all to steer clear!

This company charge me $600.00 for the absolute worst service ever. Every candidate that was sent did not meet any of my job requirements. Their catch line is (guaranteed qualified candidate in the first day) that is a false statement. After talking to a customer service rep they never even offered any type for refund for their false advertisement and unhappy customer but they were sure very happy to take the money with no results. I would recommend not to use this service. Indeed.com has a much better program with much better results.

I returned to the ZipRecruit platform looking for new work after about a 2 year hiatus. I logged in and updated my profile and attempted to apply for a job. I received an error, however, that my current email needed to be updated to proceed. Not sure why, I changed it to a backup with the intention of reverting it back to the original email (I didn't want potential employer messages sent to my backup). Although when I tried to switch it back, the platform sent me an error message that my professional email was invalid, even though I had just signed in with it.

I posted a job as an employer seeking candidates. They encourage you and lead you to believe by boosting the ad you will get more candidates! They provided no actual service. They are misleading and deceiving. Customer service is nonexistent! Horrible experience in every way. Taking advantage of small businesses by offering a service they can’t always provide. Read the reviews! Over 800.00 spent and NO candidates!

We were promised a trial period they did not honor. Then told the monthly fee was $249 if we did not cancel. We canceled after 15 days because we did not get the response we expected. We were billed $336 for 15 days!!!! Run from this dishonest company, you cannot trust them.

A company this big and successful should not be sending hard copy mailings to people who don't want them. I gave my info to their company once and then didn't use them and I get constant hard copy mailings. They have zero concern for the environment. I don't do business with companies that do this.

I had signed up for a free trial and then never got around to using the service because it got too busy at my place of work...I had no idea that when the free trial ended that they were going to charge me 24 dollars a day...when I found out through my bank account that they had charged me $504 dollars for 26 days of their service which when I logged in to see what I was being charged for was only 15 impressions not even 15 resumes sent to my job listing...when I explained to their customer service that I had no idea they were charging me 24 dollars a day they said sorry and told me I was liable...

I closed my job listing but kept getting charged. Called to customer service and was told they can only refund 3 month charges so I'm paying $888 for 2 days listing. Honestly never had good candidates apply. Indeed.com has outperformed in every way possible. I have no need for Ziprecruiter as there are many much better and far cheaper alternatives.

As an employer, we used ZipRecruiter multiple times; it was a huge and costly fiasco to say the least. After brief phone interviews, I set up countless meetings with no show candidates. Very few prospects had information, specifically past employment history that could be verified. The few candidates that we ended up hiring ended up being dishonest, unreliable, drug using thieves costing us even more time and money.

I posted a job as an employer seeking candidates. They encourage you and lead you to believe by boosting the ad you will get more candidates! Lol! They provided no actual service. They are misleading and deceiving. Customer service is nonexistent! Horrible experience in every way. Taking advantage of small businesses by offering a service they can’t always provide. Read the reviews! Tons of legit bad ones! Stay clear! Over 700.00 spent and NO candidates!

Out of desperation I signed up for Ziprecruiter in hopes of finding quality candidates for my small business (cafe). They did not send me a single good candidate. I would get emails saying "great match" only to see that the candidate had zero experience related to the job openings. Also, it is misleading to promise employers a searchable database of candidates when you cannot view any resumes without upgrading from the already expensive $500 plan.

I was contacted by Joshua several times with ZipRecruiter about posting my job needs on their platform for candidates. During my free trial period I had not found any candidates that matched my needs or came close to matching my needs. ZipRecruiter uses a lot of click bait to attract companies to their site. After my free trial Joshua reached back out to me assuring me that I needed to leave my post up for longer and stated I should get a subscription and they would drive more candidates to my post. I got the subscription on 5/19/2022 and today is 06/03/2022 as of today I have only found 3 candidates out of 149 that have come close to my needs. My post was for licensed plumbers, but I was getting everything but what my job description and skillset was targeting.

The absolute WORST hiring platform. Please believe the 1 star reviews as these are the honest ones, all the 5 stars must be fake and paid for. I posted on both ZipRecruiter AND Indeed. The difference was astounding in both quantity of candidates and quality, as in - matching the job description! They go on and on about their superior visibility on job boards and being able to outperform the competition. Don't fall for it! They make you pay $500-$700 UPFRONT to get started. Indeed only charges you PER CANDIDATE that YOU APPROVE! Think about that. It's not a money back guarantee, but it does give you some control over what you are paying for. Do yourselves a big favor and avoid these people, I can't believe they have a good rating with industry professionals. Must be back pocket payoffs.

A complete waste of my time and money. Free trial as well. Be careful. This is a scam for trial your card on file will be charged. DO NOT PUT YOUR CARD INFORMATION DOWN. IT WILL BE CHARGED.. THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM...

I was told that Zip Recruiter had hundreds of candidates in their database that would match my position by Darryl ** the rep that co texted me. It was a licensed Virginia State police safety inspector. We were looking for a mechanic who was also safety inspector licensed. Virginia requires that every vehicle that is registered and has license plates get a Virginia safety inspection. So this is a very common thing in the state. He told me there was hundreds of licensed safety inspectors in his database looking for employment in my immediate area. I explained to him in detail that we were a brand new business and that I did not have a lot of money for an ad. I just wanted to post one for a couple days to see how it went.

I may as well have set my $ on fire. What a HUGE WASTE. The dude helping me talks me into the extra (not free trial) because he said it would get me pushed to the top of the board and I would get better matches for my job, which I really need people! So I bite. A week later I am getting crap! My job was in construction, a builder w/ experience REQUIRED, and what I got from this “we match the top, qualified candidates to employers, so it says in their radio ads” I got pizza deliver people apply w/ 0 experience! Wtf? Seriously! Now all of the sudden dude that helped me… MIA… Worst service ever!

The salesperson, Alfred **, tried to high pressure sell me on my first call with ZipRecruiter, which should have been an indication for me to not do business with them. However the following week I reluctantly agreed and that was a huge mistake. I got zero qualified candidates despite being promised a huge number of candidates and there was absolutely zero follow up or customer support. This company is not about helping business owners find qualified applicants but rather they are all about taking your hard earned money. I signed up for a month and within a couple of weeks I wanted to terminate their service or should I say lack thereof and I wanted a refund, but of course I was told by a rude customer service rep that that ain’t happening. Typical poor customer experience all the way around.

After placing an ad on ZipRecruiter I was contacted by a salesman that offered a next level service that included curated resumes from people who didn't want to answer help wanted ads and who instead were relying on ZipRecruiter to connect them with qualified employers. The salesman showed me a website that listed 10 candidates that he said met all the requirements of our initial ad and were in the same town as my business as well as additional people in surrounding towns.

ZipRecruiter is a easy to use job search platform and the suggested jobs that are sent are extremely helpful. I’ve been out of work for some time now but I have had some really good leads using Zip Recruiter.

Zip Recruiter has been a great big help to me when looking up a zip code for someone that I need to find, or an address that I use to live at before and I need the zip, or maybe an out of state or country zip, or here is a good one how about the military zip codes.

Really impressed with how quickly positions are listed, are a good fit for your particular set of skills (populated on the website), and how fast companies that are interested in you respond. Nice, well-organized site to use. Thank You.

When I used to Zip Recruiter I was satisfied on how they always try looking for jobs for me. The only thing I wasn’t satisfied with which is very important is the accuracy of the type of job that I wanted and describe them. They would send me notifications for dishwashing positions when I apply for Porter positions for buildings.

A total scam. I've been trying to discuss my insanely high bill but they are ignoring my concerns. 5 applicants (and only 50 views) in a month, 3 of which aren't even from people on my continent and a bill for $648 from these scam artists. This company preys on small business owners. RUN!

Zip Recruiter sends me qualified job posts and listings on a regular basis. I would recommend Zip Recruiter to anyone interested in looking for a job, or simply staying informed about what is happening in the job market of their choice and/or profession. They even offer a "Quick Reply" option for job seekers to apply easily and efficiently from your computer without the need to constantly upload your resume! I highly recommend Zip Recruiter from my own personal and professional experience!

I don’t like how these apps take you thru so many advertisements that have nothing to do with the employment opportunity. I clicked on the link to view in the first place or the fact it’s wants a resume when unfortunately not all people have a resume or they are too new to the employment world to even have one

We received a coupon to advertise our job for free 7 days and pay $13 per day at expiration, we got charged $542.72 after three days of posting a job on their portal. We tried all we could to get issues resolved but no one has responded to us to provide us answers on these fraudulent acts. We have been using Indeed and other job recruiting sites, we have never experienced such a dubious act coming from a business that is considered reputable. We will need our total refunds, the account was canceled immediately because we did not consider this company reputable. Kindly investigate this company mode operation and marketing strategies. Thank you.

ZipRecruiter sends me job leads every day! I really appreciate that they send me leads for positions that I am qualified for! Some job sites just send you anything whether or not you are qualified. I would recommend zip recruiter for these reasons. They also will show your resume to potential employers.

The ease of use and the quick responses have been encouraging. The selection of job opportunities in my field is good. I like the feel of a personal recruiter as well. Make it feel like you are working with a program that is looking out for your best interest.

I have been using ZR for a month or so now and while I haven't accepted a position, I like how it passively pushes job opportunities to me and improves over time based on opening that I delve into as well as feedback I provide on email digests that they send to me. I would highly recommend adding ZR to your job search tool kit.

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