CareerBuilder

Nonstop spam, repeated phone calls and texts from shady companies for jobs not even remotely close to my experience and background. Most have an Indian accent. Feels like they are just trying to get personal info from you. Deleting my account on CareerBuilder.

I wish I had read these reviews before using CareerBuilder for a job posting, but (expensive) lesson learned. First and foremost, they really do have absolutely terrible customer service. I called them for assistance with my posting, and was met by rudeness and complete inability or willingness to assist in any way. I did not get one response to three jobs that I posted for 30 days. I purchased the one time posting option for $299. There was nothing mentioned about this being a monthly fee, and there was no option to cancel provided at any time. So, Career Builder kept my credit card on file and proceeded to charge my credit card for another month with no advance notice. Unethical business practice to say the least. Will never use them again.

The company allows flexible working hours/places with client's consent. Payment is matching the market rate. Easy to communicate with management and get yourself heard. The team is great, learning and work is so enjoyable.
Only downside is that you might face the risk of being on bench when your project is completed.

They are great and my favorite part is they only contact via the email YOU CHOOSE. And if by chance a faker manages too post a job to you through careerbuilder.com at the bottom of every email is a link where you can turn that fake job in too, they will investigate and will take care of that account. I have had some great job offers because of careerbuilder.com. Ive just had my 2cd job interview, background check and drug screening for Aldi. A place ive always wanted to work..

These guys are the worst. They have no customer support for their subcontracted employees, no contact information on their website (phone number/email address) and they really don't care about the staff they are hiring for large companies.
Every time you need to log into their employee portal (to check pays etc) you need to change your password.
It might take you over a month of delays before you get your first pay in your bank account and they do not care.
I would avoid them at all costs - unfortunately though, as an employee that is subcontracted to another company you will probably just have to be employed via whoever the large company uses.

Career Builder - Every single job offer I've had has been fraud. I have never and I mean never experienced anything like this from any other employment website. Far to excessive. Everyone has asked me to either give money or deposit a check for equipment from their private suppliers.

I submitted a few applications via CareerBuilder and was contacted by a number of scammers claiming to be hiring from legitimate companies. They used publically available names associated with the company to make it seem legitimate, but they asked for me to pay third-party vendors for something before I could begin to work at a company. REal jobs never have you pay any money before starting, never (MLM's are also not real jobs, but that's not what we're talking about now). CareerBuilder leaves its users vulnerable to this kind of scam by giving their data to unverified jobs. Please protect yourself and stay the hell away from this site.

I'd give them zero stars if that was an option. They send job alerts that are not even remotely aligned with my skills and job criteria. 'Are you interested in being a truck driver in North Dakota?' Uh, no.

I have always used indeed, and have found jobs easily on there. I honestly didn't even know that you could get so many scam calls, emails, and text messages from a work site. I never had issues like that with indeed or LinkedIn. They really need to fix hoe people are able to post jobs. Will never recommend

As an update, I thought my spam stopped but instead, I notice it went into my spam box. My once clean spam box is now filled when it was untouched for years. And they're all the same job and recruitment emails that are repetitive, suspicious and give absolutely NO easy way to unsubscribe. Not only did the emails NOT stop, but they also have my full name on it too. So now these people also know my name. That's great. Thanks a lot, CareerBuilder.

I've used several career services sites, and none of them except this one has so many scam calls. Yes, I may get an email here and there from the other websites. But CareerBuilder takes the cake! I was receiving scam calls and emails almost every day. So, I deleted my information and the account. Do yourself a favor and use another employment website.

I'm not even on this website at all and keep getting calls from out of country folks asking if I have time to talk and that they found me on here... When i ask them why and what company they're from, they don't answer with a straight answer.

We paid over $3000 for what as promised us "large number of qualified automotive technicians".
The truth is that your so-called automotive technicians are a true joke; what we find is "technicians" such as "IT technicians" or facility maintenance technicians... or even worse, many of your so-called qualified applicants are from a different countries. When asked for help from your sales people the answer was very simple - we can't find it either, but you signed a contract so pay or your credit score is going to be effected.

Your resume and all that information will be stolen. I made a huge mistake, never ever consider to visit this careerbuilder site!
When I was searching for a website that would allow to apply multiple companies at once I came to this website. Also, on their page they have the link in the footer saying "do not want to sell your data" something like that and then it will give you a quote price to remove your information. I think they will never do it once they've got you.

I've been receiving a lot of text messages from companies I never applied to. They claim to have gotten my resume and information from CareerBuilder even when I never submitted any documents on their website.

I was about to apply for a job that was posted on CareerBuilder. In reviewing the job requirements, I was suspicious of the wording / phrasing (it was very generic). I highlighted a large section of test and searched for in through Google. Sure enough, the first result lead me to a website that offered to teach how to put out a job description. There was no legitimate company behind the job ad. I can only imagine what this "company" is doing to people's personal information when they submit their resumes.