JobsRadar.com is a job board where can people search for job openings in their chosen field and chosen regional area. In order to see any of the job openings on JobsRadar, you must create a free account.
JobsRadar appears to be a simple aggregate of jobs posted online, both by employers and by other job boards. Often when trying to fill out an online application for a job you found on JobsRadar, you will be asked to create new account with the job board or database where the job was originally posted.
What to Look Out For on Jobs Sites
One of the draws of the large, premium jobs finding sites like Monster or CareerBuilder is the ability to post your resume online so that employers can find you. JobsRadar does provide an area to post your resume if you choose, but it is not required.
Generally speaking, these days posting your resume on an open jobs forum is not the best idea. Instead of employers getting your information, most often advertisers are acquiring your information to contact you with sales pitches.
Jobs boards in general are more of an area for sponsors and advertisers these days than they truly are for job seekers. In fact, before you can create your free account at JobsRadar, you must fill out all your personal information, including address, phone number, and email address, and you must agree to their privacy policy.
In the privacy policy, you are told that you will be mailed and emailed special offers or information they think you would like. In addition, you are giving them permission to call or text you with special offers.
If you are concerned with advertisers and sponsors contacting your cell phone or filling your inbox with offers, consider creating a new email account specifically for job opportunities, as well as using a landline phone number if you have one.
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They're liars, and scammers, plain and simple I wish someone would shut them down. I can't report them as they block the caller ID and it says Private Caller. I don't know what else to do except change my telephone number now.
You have this listed as a job available in my area. This is not true.
There are no jobs available as per "CROSSMARK.
I have filled out so many forms I am sick of it and to try for a job you say exists is only more frustrating when it in fact does not. You direct me to another page with jobs and your first few questions include do I want to further my edcuation. Well i don't and it just seems like a scam to me to get people's name and you sell the list to others to pitch education, tech schools, resume writing and more baloney. I want a job.
Pissed off.
Danny Kresky
They sell your information to for profit colleges to try to get you to sign up for worthless degrees.
Most of the jobs on there are fake or just link to things like the McDonalds job site, which you could apply to yourself without signing up so they can sell your email and phone number.
they have those education offers, like a lot of these jobsites seem these days, but JobsRadar is very clear about where the offers are and make it easy to skip them if you like. (I can't stand the sites that get you stuck or try to trick you - this is not one of those).
I gave them my email and they send me jobs every few days. Mostly they are interesting. Glad I did this.
I really like all the resources at the back of the site for returning members.
They should make this easier to get to.
Overall - I like this one, but I hope they let me link my facebook account to it soon.