Remote RocketshipReviews of remoterocketship.com

I've been using Remote Rocketship pretty intensively and wanted to give it a fair trial before reviewing it. I've built 24 saved searches covering different variations of the operations, program management, vendor, customer operations, and process improvement roles I'm targeting. There is a lot I genuinely like about it. The filters are much better than LinkedIn's, and being able to separate jobs that are and aren't on LinkedIn is especially useful. Remote Rocketship has surfaced jobs I hadn't seen on LinkedIn, but it has also made it much easier to spot and evaluate relevant jobs that are on LinkedIn without wading through LinkedIn's search results. Being able to hide jobs is simple but surprisingly helpful when you're running multiple searches regularly. I've also found Lior, the founder, responsive and genuinely interested in feedback. This feels like a product someone is actively trying to improve rather than a job board running on autopilot. One thing I would change is the trial. I don't think it does a particularly good job of showing where the value of Remote Rocketship actually is. For me, the real value isn't simply access to another list of remote jobs. It's the filters, saved searches, hiding and organizing jobs, separating LinkedIn from non-LinkedIn listings, and generally making the search and application process smoother and faster. Those are the features that helped me understand why someone would pay for it. Where it hasn't worked for me yet is in the outcome. After putting quite a bit of time into the platform, the improved discovery and filtering hasn't translated into substantially more jobs worth applying to or any additional interviews so far. I've experimented with broader searches, larger companies, and even a lower salary threshold to make sure I wasn't simply filtering too aggressively. That gave me more jobs to review, but not substantially more strong matches. There is certainly value in finding jobs that aren't posted on the major job boards. Applying through those listings may improve your odds by putting you into a smaller applicant pool. But that does not guarantee an interview, much less a job offer, and I don't think it's reasonable to expect any job-search platform to promise that. I think Remote Rocketship could be particularly useful for someone who is missing opportunities because LinkedIn's search makes them difficult to find, someone who wants to search beyond the major boards without checking a dozen different sites, or someone who spends a lot of time sorting through irrelevant results. It has definitely made that part of my search more efficient. For a senior candidate with fairly specific requirements like mine, the value proposition is harder. I'm finding more jobs and searching much more efficiently, but so far that hasn't meant finding enough more relevant jobs to change my results. At a discounted price, I can see paying for Remote Rocketship simply because it makes a time-consuming search and application process smoother and faster. At full price, I'm less convinced it will be worthwhile for a broad range of job seekers, especially when there's no way to know whether its additional inventory will produce better matches for your particular search. My experience is therefore mixed but positive about the product itself: Remote Rocketship has made my job search better organized, faster, and more thorough. What it hasn't done yet is make it more successful. That's an important distinction, and whether the subscription is worth it will probably depend heavily on what you're looking for, how specific your requirements are, and how much you value the time it saves.

Remote Rocketship is fine. It does work and the "not included on LinkedIn" function is 100% what you're paying for here. The interface is a little bit clunky to use - there's no place for a Boolean search or a search thread of any kind. You have to go in individually and select each search term one at a time. This might be a tool best suited for very entry level job seekers or individuals who are just trying to land their first remote job. The more detailed your individual job search needs to be, the more frustrating the interface is going to be for you. My last note is that I don't live near a major metropolitan area, so if I try and input my nearest "city" it's not even in the drop down. So I effectively cannot search for hybrid or in-person roles. It's remote only if your city isn't included in the pre-selected options. That said, it absolutely does do what it says it does: filters out jobs based on whether they are posted on LinkedIn or not and it seems to instantly pull new listings from anywhere online.

User friendly experience so far, don’t like that you have to pay extra for analyzing and editing your resume, that’s included on other remote jobs search apps. Founder is very attentive and open to hear about your experience with job searching on the app.

Many options but many also on the boards