
My favorite thing about LinkedIn Job Search is the convenience and availability of jobs. The feature such as “actively recruiting” and “early applicant” allows me to see if there is a high possibility of being selected for the job position. I also like the option of finding local, remote, or international jobs depending on my preferences. The wide range of filters is what makes searching easier because it enables me to filter according to the type of job, experience level, working conditions, and location. The UI is easy to use and understand, which is an added advantage. LinkedIn premium is relatively affordable compared to the benefits it offers. Although there are some areas that need improvement, especially in terms of recommendations and performance, it is still one of the best platforms for job searching. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One of the most significant issues that plague LinkedIn Job Search is the presence of numerous false or low-quality job postings. It often happens that employers do not reply to applications, and the practice of ghosting has become widespread among even qualified candidates. There is no efficient mechanism for tracking one's application process between different companies. LinkedIn Premium does not always seem like a good deal because there is no substantial difference in response rates. Scam job postings, which request money from job seekers, can still be found, and there seems to be little that support can do about it quickly. The AI recommendations seem quite basic at the moment since recommendations are mainly done based on profiles' similarities. Moreover, there are also some job postings that require unrealistic experience for meager salaries. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.




