LaddersReviews of theladders.com

Not sure any of these jobs exist. If you sign up and enter all your information you will begin to immediately receive unwanted job offers to "sell from home:" or "unlimited earning potential". These trolls seem to be the only ones using the site to find candidates. This is my second time paying for it and I had hoped it was better. All the jobs on there you can find for free.

Someone opened an account in my name with all my info. Not sure but may have been an internal job. Be careful. Like I said, this may or may not be a legitimate company. Read all reviews.

These people are complete idiots! I have unsubscribed at least a dozen times and am still getting their emails!

So called jobs do not appear to exist. Well all the ones I checked out were not confirmed by the employers. Looking at these reviews I'd say there is still doubt as to the value and honestyvof this job site.

This is a waste of money. Irrelevant listings. Recruiters apparently download your resume and never contact you. Reaching customer service is impossible. Don't waste your time, money, or effort on this.

Quality of search and job postings are very bad, waste of money!

Red flags all over the place on The Ladders job postings. I first became aware of The Ladders from a posting on Glassdoor for a position at a company that I had previous applied, interviewed and was not chosen. The posting showed it was 3 days old. Caught my eye because it was worded exactly the same as originally posted 6 months prior. I thought, wow, maybe the chosen candidate did not work out and they started a new search. Once I applied on The Ladders,I was then requested to pay $99 to join as a member. Since I knew employees at the hiring company, I double checked the status of the position. No issues, the new hire was working out great. The Ladders is just a bait and switch company that reposts third party jobs in order to get desperate job seekers to pay for what seems to be a leg up on the competition.

Rarely can you access any of the postings that show up in your alert. Be prepared to pay for service to even get beyond the job title. I'm not willing to pay for a service I can't verify ahead of time. How about a free 30-day experience?