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Sponsor: The Most Efficient Way of Finding a New Job - Hired Lets You Choose Between Job Offers(synd.co)

over 4 years ago from Max Lind, sometimes Maxwell

  • Dan TildenDan Tilden, over 4 years ago (edited over 4 years ago )

    Has anyone on here tried Hired for UX design positions? How did it work?

    3 points
    • Tyson KingsburyTyson Kingsbury, over 4 years ago

      I've been trying it for Creative Director or Design Lead positions...no luck so far....

      2 points
    • Jay WycheJay Wyche, over 4 years ago

      Tried before. The response I received was "We don’t have enough opportunities that match your role and location preferences — yet."

      My location preferences were pretty open so I took that to mean they didn't have a lot of UX gigs.

      On the other hand, it could have just been their version of a nice rejection.

      2 points
      • Mike Sarcone-Roach, over 4 years ago

        Yeah I had the same experience. I do know that Hired is quite expensive for employers to signup for, so it is only going to be populated with the big guys.

        1 point
    • Noelle StranskyNoelle Stransky, over 4 years ago

      I did a cycle with them a year ago, received one request from a startup in town (LA) but that was it.

      2 points
    • Ix TechauIx Techau, over 4 years ago

      I've tried them but it seems they have very few design positions available. Haven't gotten any offers yet.

      1 point
    • Vici ShaweddyVici Shaweddy, over 4 years ago (edited over 4 years ago )

      I got my current job through Hired.com last year. After I got an offer, I claimed the Hired bonus and they sent me the bonus within 2 weeks. Sweet! They sent me a care package -- a bottle of champagne, T-shirt, stickers, mug, etc. During Christmas time, they sent me a beanie hat and holiday card even though my profile wasn't active anymore. Oh, over the summer, they sent me a card with Summer knick-knacks. I love the way they keep in touch with their previous users.

      1 point
    • Jonathan LevyJonathan Levy, over 4 years ago

      Tried them, in Paris for 2 rounds, and got nearly 10 Job offers, experience was quite nice, a "recruiter" is kinda assign to you and follows up on whatever is happening between you and companies.

      0 points