SEEK Jobs - Job Search 4+

Two words: good product

Would have love to write an epistle about my experience with this app.

Then I thought to myself that "good products actually speak for themselves."

So, what will I add that'll add or takeaway from what Seek offers?!

You know what, in summary, I'll just chip this in: I've gotten not just interviews, but actual jobs (both paid & volunteering) from this app.

That I'm impressed is an understatement. And, really, I don't know how they do it, but y'all doing well.

If this was like in the Superman movies, they should have big *** 'S' written all over their suits in their offices 😅.

That said, there's something unusual I've observed that your developer may need to check out.

While I have no issues with the web app, I'm unable to login into my account via the mobile app.

On the few occasions that I've tried, there were error messages that read something along the lines of "unable to open [...] too many redirects."

With this error, the page went blank and the action of logging into my account didn't proceed any further.

I've tried to log in via Safari and Chrome on my mobile device to no avail.

Is there something wrong with the app or me or is this a general problem?!

Nonetheless, good job guys🫡.

Developer Response ,

We’re really glad to hear that you’ve secured jobs through the app! Your feedback means a lot to us. Regarding the login issue, we encourage you to use the support options in the app to share these details, as your insight is invaluable for us to address any concerns. Thank you!

No feed back

Seek. How do I explain, iv apply for over 300 jobs and you are supposed to be the number 1 web site for jobs. The recruitment agency are so disrespectful. You are at a low as it is with finding a job to keep your family afloat and I’ve only had one interview walking away feeling even lower. You say at the top in your headlines that you possibly could be a good candidate for this job and recruitment come back say “ you don’t fit the criteria” but my resume fit the criteria of the job, I get told to down grade my resume as I’m a threat to the business and I’ll never get a job cause I’m to over qualified but I have that experience in what the business are looking for. I think recruitment agency pick and choose who they want which is unacceptable behaviour from a agency. why isn’t Seek CEO looking into this. Jobs in Brisbane on FB, everyone is saying that recruitments are the devil work. They don’t do their job. They don’t get hold of your referees when they say they will. They never ring back when they say they will. Their Is a lot of discrimination against race. (Male/female). Please seek look into this ask I’ve even put a request into 7 news

Developer Response ,

Hi there, we're really sorry to read about your experience :( We know looking for a job can be tough and not hearing back from employers is discouraging. This is something that our team are continuously working on- providing greater transparency to the whole application process, but it's also a work in progress. While we don't play any part in the recruitment process other than to provide the space where jobseekers and employers can connect, we've got an amazing team who provide advice and can support you in your career journey over at our Facebook page.

We'd encourage you to reach out to them via facebook.com/SEEK Send them a private message with App Review as your opening sentence and they'll do their absolute best to help you.

Been using seek for 20 years

Back in 2003 I started using seek, back in those days I could still walk into a workplace, talk to the boss directly and negotiate a start day with them. Those days are mostly gone now but seek is a good tool for seeing what work is out there, what the pay is likely to be and how many roles are advertised in a particular area.
As far as getting a job directly from seek? I’ve got to interview stage many times and have used seek to apply for jobs that I knew people who worked there already and seek was just the facilitation tool to get the job… so overall it’s been good to me but I still suggest using it in addition to lots of other job hustling tactics.