Job Search Engine Reviews

LinkUp is already showing me jobs that Indeed, Careerbuilder, etc. have not been able to show. Even if some of the jobs are old, you will learn about businesses that you otherwise would not have known or considered, and you can always visit the source website to browse other jobs.

Finally an app that includes government and city jobs! Easy to navigate. A bit minted advanced search compared to other job search engines but it's a compromise to avoid going to Govt and city jobs sites. All in all a solid app. Laptop or desktop use is far better than phone app.

The service touts listings without garbage, spam, or old postings, but there is no ability to sort, filter, or adjust search radius - plus, there are listings that are 8 months to 2 years old. The service functions well as a general search, but compared to Indeed, Snagajob, and most other job boards, JobSearchEngine and its desktop counterpart are severely lagging behind. On the upside, there aren't any spam or scam listings.

App has found jobs for me that are NOT on big name job boards. But, they were on local company websites. I'll continue to use app.

JobSearchEngine is easy to use and convenient. High quality jobs listed, same as on LinkUp website.

I log in with LinkedIn on the web version but that is not an option for JobSearchEngine . I'll just use it online and delete JobSearchEngine . I'm not going to manage another account login.

LinkUp has been the best search engine so far during my job search

Timely, relevant, easy 2 access, local and user-friendly job postings. Limited in terms of professional level, but like most apps, there is little to no response or accountability on employer side.

One of the first things JobSearchEngine touts is no old listings, but, after I create an account and start scrolling through the listings, I'm seeing postings from February 2016! Hello, LinkUp peeps? Listings from a year ago would be considered old; I'm sure those positions have long since been filled.

When I search for a job how can I possibly go through 154,217 of them? JobSearchEngine has no sort, filter or advanced criteria settings. Just a massive list of jobs. I'll check out the website, but JobSearchEngine needs work.....

Needs sort features so I can see the newest listings first! Until JobSearchEngine has this feature it's worthless to me. Deleting

I have found LinkUp to be helpful in the job search.

They show postings up to 2 years old! What's up with that?

I am one of the silent majority who is sick and tired of dealing with the plethora of useless recruiters. JobSearchEngine and the web site are just what the doctor ordered...I know I'm not the only one who has had to combat all the rude "outsourced" IT recruiters who constantly call me because they matched one word on my resume from the over-baked sites like Monster and Careerbuilder...sites that don't have jobs, sites that have been hijacked by thousands and thousands of recruiters who place "fake" job ads. Enough is enough. Thank you so much for putting this job search engine together. Since using it, I applied to a real job on a Saturday and got an interview on a Monday. No hoops, no tag-teams, no "I have to check your references and meet you in person before we even give you a job description and reveal the client name", no games, no hassles....just jobs. All I ask is that you keep ALL RECRUITERS off your site FOREVER!!!!

I really like this site better than Monster/Careerbuilder. It shows the most relevant and up to date jobs with the least dead end links/job postings. Granted it isn't perfect, but the initial attempt is worth trying out.

Like everyone says, most jobs that are posted would not be advertised in the local paper. I found it extremely easy to use as a quick search tool. I would recommend it to anyone who is seriously trying to get a job.

Pretty good in that you review the position description as th potential employer has written it up. When searching, I found it's best to be general with the search criteria otherwise no results are returned.

If I find my future employer through JobSearchEngine, my praise may increase. Prefer the Indeed app - easier to use and feels more inclusive than this one.

Hope to see improvements.

This is absolutely the best job app there is. You have the ability to apply on the site and the jobs listed aren't on the big job site search engines. It will take the user to the company that posted the opening. I haven't had issues withit crashing.

JobSearchEngine is great it was referred to me by a friend and it has more listings than any other site. The best thing is you don't have to pay for any services or be annoyed by constant emails or pop ups. I have referred JobSearchEngine to all of my friends.

JobSearchEngine is by far the best job searching app in JobSearchEngine store. It is so easy to use and doesn't have any of that work from home crap, and duplicate jobs. Defenitely buy JobSearchEngine over all the other job search applications!