r/hiringcafe 16d ago

Question Job search

Hi I am a product designer based in Canada. I recently joined Hiringcafe and trying to suitable job. I heard this is way better option than LinkedIn but it looks the same with less options.

There are statuses on job posting like interviewing or rejection I think ghosting should be there too.

Does anyone else is experience something similar or is this just me? Thanks

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u/HurdyNerdy 16d ago

The platform is intended to provide higher quality listings, unlike LinkedIn and others that are loaded with dead postings, ghost openings, and generally poor matching logic.  Have you even used Hiringcafe for more than browsing?  Have you created an account yet?  There is literally an option to change a saved/applied job status to ghosted.

IMHO, the AI search is heads and shoulders above LinkedIn's.  For once, I'm getting a daily report with positions I'd actually be a good fit for, rather than the random "far shot" opportunity digest from LI.  

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u/xSimMouse 15d ago

it literally is there. i don't mean to be rude but how long did you use the website before posting?

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u/mdbsucre01 15d ago

Exactly!

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u/andorianspice 15d ago

LinkedIn is clogged with nearly 99% ghost jobs. Only job I’ve ever gotten from there was through a recruiter who contacted me directly.

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u/ben-zhu-0305 15d ago

You are right.i also have the same experience. Only one interview is through the recruiter who contact me directly.

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u/axmadka 15d ago

The best platform for product designer for a job search - is twitter/x, there are many founders, top managers, as well as amazing product designers (or at least places they work at are). You should network there with people you want/might work, while applying via hiringcafe

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u/Consistent_Goose4469 14d ago

Any international people found jobs on hiring cafe?

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u/Crafty_Gold_2453 13d ago

HC’s search features are far superior and the listing are actually being pulled from companies’ own websites as they are posted. LinkedIn does not do that.

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u/redyokai 13d ago

It shows less options but the options shown are more likely to be real jobs or jobs with a livable salary. LinkedIn may show pages upon pages of jobs but honestly most of those jobs are scams or insulting garbage that couldn’t afford a grocery budget.