HireArt

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.

For a job application site, this one is not terrible. They will require you to answer several questions via your webcam or smartphone and then the HireArt team will look through it. After a couple of weeks, you'll find out whether they rejected you outright or sent you on to the employer themselves.

The process takes longer than I feel it should. Not terrible but a bit frustrating sometimes.

Also some jobs that label themselves "entry-level" will ask for 2+ years of experience in a specific field... not really "entry-level", is it?

I have done plenty of tech contract work, but my experience with HireArt has been remarkably smooth, and the team has been exceptionally attentive and responsive. My assignment has been an amazing experience, and the small things, like expenses and submitting my hours are easier with HireArt than with any other company I've worked with. They check in with me frequently to see how I'm adjusting, and they seem to genuinely put my success first. I would enthusiastically recommend HireArt to just about anyone looking for contract work.

I've looked at the other reviews and my experience is dramatically better. I'll admit that going through their interview process took me 35 minutes to do well. But it was worth it I got an exciting job at a growing on-line business based on a referral from HireArt. This was the 7th application I made through HireArt. I suspect that most people do not get the jobs they apply for and therefore are not happy with the service. If I did not get a job I might well not write a glowing review.

I spent a number of hours setting up to make the videos for this company for Facebook and Google positions. I was rejected for Facebook so quickly, with no feedback, that I was surprised. Next I went to Google's site and searched for the position. It wasn't there. Not sure what to think. Will wait to see what sorts of new spam arrive etc. Also HireArt says they forward the resume even if they reject it. Google specifically has a policy on their website stating that they don't accept resumes from recruiters. It was good practice but not sure whether these folks are what they appear to be.

After going through a lengthy job search, Jordan, Shalom, and everyone at Hireart helped get me back on track. First, they got me hired within a week. Then, they were proactive about sending me more contact-based work that fit my interests, and I've been hired two more times at companies I enjoy working with.
Throughout the process, they never let my applications fall through the cracks, they advocated for me during the interview process, and never kept my in the dark. I'd highly recommend getting in touch with Hireart if you're looking for work.

Why should you have to try out for a job via long essay questions and uploading video answers before they even meet you and see if they like you? Such a waste of the candidates time.

I'm sure this is great for the companies and recruiters because it makes it easy for them to quicky reject duds, but it's really arduous to waste hours of your day answering fake questions before your resume even gets to the hiring person.

Total scam.

From my initial application to interviewing to getting hired to getting paid - HireArt has shown excellent care for me within the process and their web-based process makes it all simple and easy. HireArt worked greatly with me in getting hired and doing what they could to ensure I was signing on to a great employment fit. Since being hired, someone from the HireArt team checks in with me and the new job every so often which I truly appreciate. I would definitely recommend HireArt to anyone looking for employment.