Does anyone use CareerBuilder anymore?

The Major Players. When it comes to general job searching, Monster, Careerbuilder, and Indeed definitely run the game. However, just because a site is large and popular doesn’t mean employers choose to use them. Here’s how some of the biggest job posting companies stack up against each other in the employer’s eyes.

Who owns CareerBuilder?

Apollo Global Management
CareerBuilder

Does CareerBuilder charge a fee?

How much does CareerBuilder cost? CareerBuilder’s pricing starts at $299.00 per month for a single job post. It offers no free plans, but employers can opt for annual packages at discounted rates.

Can you get scammed on indeed?

Very similar to assistant jobs, receptionist and secretary jobs are also highly searched roles on Indeed. Scammers may use job descriptions that seem too good to be true or post legitimate looking opportunities, and once you’ve applied, they may reach out for more personal information.

How do I find out if a job offer is legitimate?

What to look for to determine if a job is a scam

1. The recruiter contacts you.
2. You receive a job offer right away.
3. The pay is extremely high.
4. The schedule seems too flexible.
5. Job requirements and description are vague.
6. The company requires payment from you.
7. The job promises that you’ll get wealthy fast.

Is CareerBuilder free?

Is CareerBuilder only for us?

Backed by Apollo Global Management (NYSE: APO), you can find CareerBuilder and our subsidiaries in the U.S, Canada, Europe, and Asia.

What is good CareerBuilder?

CareerBuilder has great features, such as 80 million unique U.S. job seekers, monthly and annual job posting packages, 140 million resumes and profiles in an accessible database, and an applicant tracking system.

Where is the best place to find a job?

The best job search websites include:

• Indeed.
• LinkedIn.
• Glassdoor.
• Google for Jobs.
• CareerBuilder.
• Monster.
• U.S. News job search site.
• FlexJobs.