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Good Morning, As I sat here today reading an article By Tim Denning (12 things that are just not worth your time ) I became instantly concerned with the he has published and could not, not contact you about it. For the most part I was in agreement with his article, but when you’re putting in advice and combing it with facts, please ensure it is just that “Facts”. Within the section “Political Debates” the writer indicates “ Trying to look for a Jesus-like political candidate is impossible. They’re all guilty of something — even Jesus committed sins.” Jesus Our Lord and Savior did not commit sin, please read your Bible to obtain the truth and fact and then when referring to the Lord speak truthfully, for and to your readers. 2 Corinthians 5:21 KJV [21] For he (God)hath made him (Jesus)to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. The Bible is the truth and only speaks of it, if you are not familiar with the word, it is wise to do so especially during these unforeseen times as you will get comfort and peace from God’s word. I simply ask to please speak the truth and not put your opinion in articles when referencing our Lord Jesus Christ. Thank you and Regards,

I have been using their services for quit some time now and for me the quality of the product is average. There are better career services out there.

I think the Ladders has a well organized site and that it gives good information about jobs. I have had no response from any of the jobs that I applied to that I got from The Ladders, so I feel ambivilant.

Great site's consumer interface makes applying for jobs easier and keeps you informed of recruiters and / or companies interaction with your documents be it your profile on the site and / or the job application documents. The only (big) negative is that in all the years I have applied to jobs via The Ladders I have never gotten hired by anyone.

Job aggregator from other sites, with some additional listings from recruiters thrown in. Difficult to justify spending $ to be a premium member over the long-term unless you are in a role constantly sought out by executive recruiters. Wish site had more customizable search functions, right now limited by broad categories that often result in large # of search results with irrelevant positions.

The Ladders articles and resume advice are excellent. Job matches could be better. The "Industries" selector under job preferences doesn't remember my choices. I also get jobs for Java positions and the word "Java" does not appear anywhere in my resume. How about a skill selector to list skills?

I enjoy the potential in the offerings provided by TheLadders, but the tech behind them is not mature enough, causing reduced confidence. The competition reports for a job are handy, but are unreliable at best. After applying for several jobs through the site, I have seen that your system does not register the fact that I applied, showing "No one has applied for this position yet". This leads me to distrust the data integrity of this feature. It is important for you to overcome this issue as your competition has begun providing the analysis and reporting features you offer, but they appear to work better, and they have yet to charge for them. I am seeing the same jobs you advertise appearing on indeed or careerbuilder, so what is going to keep me as a satisfied, paying subscriber on TheLadders?

getting the mail of job alert but only the premium member only not the other