OptimHireFounded in 2019, OptimHire is an AI-powered Outcome-based hiring platform that saves hundreds of hours per hire and reduces hiring costs by up to 80%. With a candidate database of 16 million and a deep referral network, the company proudly helps more than 500 companies connect with top technology talent across the globe.
OptimHire (optimhire.com) has 15 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.3 out of 5.
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Sree A.
Improve engagement with management, pay incentive well, improve database
Response from OptimHireJan 30, 2024
Thank you for your feedback. Yes, we will look at improving the engagement with Management. Our Founder/CEO is very active on our website, he gives a call to every new Client and talks to most Clients daily. We love talking to your Clients and knowing which Ad or Email you came through, how the onboarding process is, and how we can improve.
altezzasys A.
Fraud Scam organisation They never give a job and call themselves a job portal. They don’t even pay their own recruiters just lure them with WFH oppurtunity and use them for their crap Website.
Response from OptimHireJan 30, 2024
Very unfortunate to see this. I do understand that we have 2 Million candidates on our platform, and we are not able to help everyone get a job. We are a growing company, daily we have 100's new Companies coming to our website looking for talented candidates like you. Thank you for your feedback. We will do our best to improve our reach and try our best to give everyone a Job.
Sarah P.
scam. never signed up. i clicked a "delete account" option and all it did was "verify my account." they probably have my password too
Cory O.
Scammers and spammers, created an account with my current employee email without my consent and then spammed me with jobs in India.
Alegis
Scammers - they scrape linkedin profiles and create accounts without your permission, and proceed to spam you afterwards
Gord B.
First off, i didn't sign up for this. Not once, ever. So i unsubbed using the link at the bottom ofthe email... which appears to have verified my signup now. So next i 'spoke' with an online agent who, when requested that they remove me from their spam list, said 'he'd look into it' I suggest they do more than look into it.... in Canada we have Something called CSTL - its anti-spam legislation ....and it comes with a 10K fine per incident.
