HireArt

The HireArt experience is extremely supportive. My interview process was lengthy, but HireArt managed each step with ease and professional communication. I recommend HireArt for job seekers and employers alike!

My experience with HireArt has been pretty great so far. I had originally applied for another role and was reached out for an even better opportunity. During the interview process my recruiter Brittney was extremely attentive and well organized which left a great impression compared to what I received from Uber, Twitter & Square! Shalom, then took over to help me with getting my on-boarding items in order. Shalom was/is very professional and a solid person who checks in every now and then to see how things are going. In all, I've had a great experience with HireArt, and would highly recommend them to my friends. They really go above and beyond to make sure you are happy.

I echo the comments of others that the video portion of this process seems to eliminate older applicants. I work for a high tech recruiting company and wanted to see how HireArt might be different. Not at all impressed with their clunky user interface. When you're asked to answer questions you can't see them once you start filling in the application. I also went back to check the status of my app and saw the job was closed. I asked for feedback but no one ever got back to me. Not a great way to treat people.

So I've created my short video answer without myself in the frame. I sat in my backyard(some visually pleasing aesthetics) and narrated.
Before that, I visited here and read a lot of poor reviews mention the videos prove the company discriminates, is biased or whatever excuse.
Who knows, maybe if I get a negative response I'll be compelled to change this to 1 star?

I think this is a unique approach. It challenges some critical thinking. It's also free so show some consideration. Good luck!

In the age where your resumes and cover letters are lost down a black whole, HireArt is a refreshing change. I really enjoyed answering the situational questions rather than writing a cover letter. It allowed me to actually showcase my skills and prove myself, rather than BS a couple paragraphs. It also got me to really think about what sort of jobs I would enjoy doing. I agree that there should be more feedback than there currently is- especially since you do spend a lot of time thinking about and writing the answers to the proposed questions. I also felt I was qualified for jobs I did not hear from. But in the end, HireArt is the reason that I worked and am working at my first two jobs out of college, and they have both been very successful! Thank you for everything, HireArt.

HireArt lets you create a profile where you can answer questions in video form, so that you can let your personality shine through instead of just being words on a piece of paper. I treated the entire process as if it was an in person interview and not just me handing in my resume. I loved that because I feel that I have a lot of qualities and accomplishments that can't fit onto a small paper. I initially applied for a position that was closed, but then HireArt reached out when it reopened to see if I was still interested. I absolutely was and was so happy that it lead to next steps instead of having to fill out another application. They already had my info on file and had reviewed my videos to make sure I was a good fit before passing it on. I am now almost 3 months in and loving my new job. It is only a 6 month contract, but a lot of the other employees that are now full time permanent employees came to the company through HireArt as well. I am excited to continue growing and recommend HireArt to all my friends looking for new jobs!

I had the most amazing experience looking for jobs here. I filled out a couple applications (videos took awhile, but it was worth it I think), and it took a few days to receive a note back saying that I had been rejected for one, but then presented to the employer for another. I heard from several members of their team after that and ended up successfully applying for a couple other jobs and I ended up landing 3 interviews. These guys are so nice and its such a great service. I highly recommend.

I'm having an excellent experience with HireArt. The job application interface was seamless, and I think the video interview is a smart feature - it likely cuts down on the number of in-person interviews you'd normally need to go through to secure a role. They have an excellent team, who have been friendly, supportive and responsive throughout the onboarding process. There are lots of great benefits to choose from as well. I'd highly recommend their service to job seekers and employers.

The hiring process, from application to the first day of work, took about 2 months. Not sure if that timeline is typical of the average Hireart experience, but I thought my timeline was unusually long. In either event, the team at Hireart is super supportive and open to helping out. They checked in with me and responded to my follow up emails in a way that made me feel welcome. In addition, I experienced much more engagement from prospective employers on Hireart's platform than I did on other sites.

Hard to know if this site is a scam or not. Everything seems au fait at first, until get to application process. Even though the idea of videointerviewing seems cutting edge. Hard to see how practical asking all these questions in such an unnatural setting can really work. They are asking a lot from people in going through the whole process on Hireart for such a limited number of jobs on the site. I would caution against using this form of job application website.

The whole process in fact can be worse than any in person interview. Really and truly is very stressful and takes hours to complete. Have no doubts about it.

I fail to see how this concept can truly work given how uncomfortable it makes the job seeker. Look at other really bad reviews of this hiring service on other sites on the internet for evidence.