Jess S.

I'm a Prime Member and I use Amazon for everything - from their subscribe and save (I use a lot of fitness products - supplements, protein powder, vitamins) to downloading books on my Kindle and watching streaming video on my Roku. Plus, I can get *almost* all of my holiday shopping done there as well.

I actually prefer shopping on Sephora.com vs shopping in their stores because I don't have to worry as much about something being out of stock or the packaging having been tampered with. And their shipping is comparable to Amazon - meaning very, very fast.

Everytime I've been actively searching for jobs and a recruiter contacts me I always check out the reviews and salary before I agree to the interview.

For me, time is money. When I've conducted job searches in the past it has taken me hours a day to sift through all the junk jobs out there. With FlexJobs I end up paying the equivalent of someone else less than a $1/hour to do it for me. That's worth it to me. I have a college degree and have used FlexJobs to search for management level, telecommuting jobs. I was impressed that there were so many options and ones that would have taken me forever to research and find on my own. Most work from home job sites are free, but they listed a bunch of jobs that were menial or low-paying. Not a fit. I've also recommended this site to my family members (including a few recent grads) and friends and the feedback has always been positive.