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I've gotten several interviews through them. I believe that an actual human matches up job descriptions and resumes there, and you get an email every time your
by wtracy 13y ago
I've gotten several interviews through them.
I believe that an actual human matches up job descriptions and resumes there, and you get an email every time your resume gets matched to a job. You're then given a chance to allow or deny the company to receive your contact info.
The experience felt like something halfway between a traditional recruiting agency, and a job board like Monster. You don't have a recruiter in your hair trying to push jobs on you, but you don't have the option of browsing all available positions at your leisure, either.
They're pretty good at filtering out the noise (they've never pinged me over a job that was an obviously bad match, unlike some recruiters I could name) but I'm left wondering how much signal gets filtered out as well. Getting bites for anything other than web development can be tricky.