Monster

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I paid 6K for resume writing. After 13 days no update from Monster.
But status showing as completed. I escalated many times with Monster. No response only false promise.
Please think twice before buying a service package from Monster service team

Mr. Bell renewed my enthusiasm for dealing with Monster Travel. I had questions as to protocol
For tours which I have yet to receive and also for future booking co-ordinating with a documentary
I am making. He went beyond patience to explain and I am grateful. He advised me well so that I
Can make arrangements and understand what I am doing. Thank you. It was like an 'in person' dialogue
Which I so miss rather than the normal robot prompts, robot answering machines, and questions without answers. Thank you Mr. Bell!

The monster platform is user-friendly for job searching, however the job postings are at times misleading. Also, when I receive job information, sometimes the location is so far away from the area that I am interested in or even in another state.

Monster job site is free for job seekers. Navigation on the site is simple.
As a candidate, I posted my Resume for a technology contract jobs. Ended up landing in a short-term contract.
My experience is positive based on the recruiters contacting me and connecting with Employers.

We placed 3 ads with Monster.com. There are no recent resumes and the applicants that did respond did not meet the requirements we set up. You will get a bunch of unqualified applicants for $399.00.
Huge rip off!

Monster has always been a cesspool of scammers and for-profit colleges. 95% of its leads are junk while the remaining 5% are commission based. I would receive unsolicited phone calls from University of Phoenix recruiters and they said they got my number from Monster.com. And once you enter your email address in your monster profile, you can't change it.

I have been in the staffing industry for 7 yrs now and monster used to be the go to tool. Now they make big claims, force you into a year long contract and have no viable candidates to work with. DO not pay for Monster-use Indeed much better, less cost and no commitment.

Monster employees have no idea how to help their customers. They also don't look past 2018 in their records. I had two resumes written in 2006. I paid $400.00 for these two resumes. I was promised that I could access my resumes anytime from Monster. I have gone around in circles trying to get these resumes. Monster says they looked all the way back to 2018 and they don't find anything? Really I used your service to buy these resumes? Then they want me to produce a receipt from 2006? I was able to find old emails regarding the resumes and finally pulled up some correspondence. I sent those to them and now they tell me that I have to contact another company? What? Why? Don't use Monster for Resumes because you get nothing but a run around and no actual human being to talk to. Then when you ask questions in the email correspondence that NEVER answer your questions! Worst service ever! Contacted the Better Business Bureau as well.

Monster changed the site in the middle of a pandemic. They lost all my job search history. I am lucky I backed it all up, turned it into a pdf. But people that needed it to show they were looking for a job just got slashed across the face on this screwing up.
It's just data don't tell me you lost a data table - BS - You dropped it in the code. Monster was the best - Now I use a much better resource, like DICE.

For what you will pay especially from recruiting and staffing agencies, it is absolutely not worth it because most of the people applying to the jobs are not qualified. The system itself is not optimized to focus on the qualified candidates. You cant pre screen them with questions because they barely get the traffic so that feature is not there. They let everyone apply and that leads to $#*! load of unqualified candidates applying. I signed a long term contract in the hope of learning and adjusting and I am regretting it dearly. Monster used to be good during my college days and I thought it is still the same monster so I signed up because of glory days reputation and I was hit hard.
Several calls has been made and their CEO was informed twice to see if there is a way I can be unlocked from the contract because of poor performance of the platform but all they did was ping pong me with their employees, ghost me, ignore me and the cycle continues so that I continue to pay as we roll from month to month..

Monster willingly posts jobs that don't exist. The jobs have links to ads, customer service is non-existent. I've used chat, phone, email, social media, you name it. Their service is set up entirely to make them money, not to connect employers with candidates. It's truly a ripoff for everyone. Maybe the IRS will take notice.

Submitting my application through Monster and allowing for my information to be seen by other "recruiters" was probably the worst decision I made in my job seeking process. Every week I receive at least two emails and two phone calls about a job that apparently I applied to but need to "sign a confirmation letter" so that they can give their boss my resume (as if that's not public information). This website has opened up my information to scammers and now I have to deal with it weekly. Thanks a lot. (middle finger emoji)

Post a job on monster.com, simply hiring a part time cashier position. Almost a month pasted no one apply. I called in customer service to cancel the posting. A rep said my posting was pending status, not active. That's why I didn't receive any resume, but yes you're right about it. I did get charge for whatever fee/views/click? As they told me my posting wasn't active.
Anyhow, today, the 4th time to contact their customer service to cancel the posting keep draining money. Wish me luck!