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4.2 Rating 746 Reviews
81 %
of reviewers recommend Ladders
4.2
Based on 746 reviews
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Ladders 2 star review on 20th May 2024
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Ladders 2 star review on 20th May 2024
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Ladders 2 star review on 20th May 2024
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Ladders 2 star review on 20th May 2024
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Ladders 2 star review on 20th May 2024
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Ladders 2 star review on 20th May 2024
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Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
I like the Apply4Me feature and job postings.
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Posted 1 week ago
A huge variety of new jobs to apply for
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Posted 2 weeks ago
I have used The Ladders for several years working to obtain a new executive position within the finance space. I have spent a significant amount of $ and time. Posted well over 100 applications - many using the Apply4Me and many traditionally. Out of all of that - I have not received a SINGLE FOLLOW-UP TELEPHONE OR ELECTRONIC INTERVIEW . Under any standard - this is totally unacceptable. If a 0 rating were an option, I would select it.
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Posted 2 weeks ago
The Apply4me function works well and saves me time.
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Posted 1 month ago
What an embarrassing and deceptive experience. Thought I’d receive professional help and instead I had a glaringly inaccurate and low brow resume and cover letter constructed clumsily by AI and SENT to an employer. Oh the horror! I’ll never be lazy again, I swear! What a rip off to people looking for jobs. Don’t use Ladders.
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Posted 3 months ago
So far it’s been great to see job openings and apply to the jobs I’m interested in for me. A lot of time has been saved.
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Posted 4 months ago
Do not waste your time with this site. Just clicking on their links for job information can get you unknowingly registered for a paid subscription, an exceedingly deceptive practice. The jobs are said to be for high end salaries, when most are not. Their job listings are basicly just reposts, and you get zero support from the company. Dont waste your time with an employment company who, according to Glassdoor, has it's own problems with employee turnover, inconsistent business practices, and problematic freelancer relationships.
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Posted 4 months ago
The Apply4Me has helped cut down time in getting my CV out there and at least helped me filter my job search to positions that I want to apply for. Resume feedback was helpful and took some tips to streamline. The Ladders listings are heavy on sites that gather postings from companies that are already listing in Ladders so there is some redundancy to watch out for. Haven't gone as far as optimizing my LinkedIn as I feel it is pretty well established and did not want to alter too much. So far (very early) I am at least saving time on getting leads and submitting CVs.
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Posted 5 months ago
Extremely disappointed. Do Not waste your money on their resume service and do not use the LinkedIn optimizer. They did almost nothing with my resume other than some formatting i could done myself. And the LinkedIn optimizer completely wrecked my LinkedIn profile. I now need to go back and spend probably several hours re writing my LinkedIn Profile. So much for saving my time, its cost me both time and money. Horrible.
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Posted 6 months ago
Made me sign up to access a job listing for a job that doesn't exist. Bait and switch.
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Posted 6 months ago
Everything worked as indicated
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Posted 6 months ago
Great opportunity to expand your horizons while looking for your next move.
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Posted 6 months ago
very helpful site
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Posted 7 months ago
Great time saver
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Posted 8 months ago
Simplified the job search and application process!
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Posted 8 months ago
Look somewhere else.
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Posted 9 months ago
They use AI to rewrite resumes and charge $100 USD for this service. This can easily be done for free, so I would rate it 0. It is a trap. They will not refund your money, and they won’t allow you to discuss your resume with their professional writer. This is a big red flag—do not fall into their trap. It’s a scam. They won’t allow you to talk to their supervisor or leadership. After generating my resume, they put the wrong job title for me, and the resume template looks AI-generated with a simple format, almost like an email. They take some words from my original resume, place them in the wrong sections, and use incorrect subtitles. They clearly have no experience in professional resume writing. I have a only one channel to communicate with them trhough live chat or customer service , they zero knowledge on my feedback
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Posted 1 year ago
Discriminatory Practices and Lack of Due Diligence with Ladders Review I had a disappointing experience with Ladders Review and their representative, Christine Praxidio. After our company paid upfront for their services, I was informed that my business didn’t meet their criteria but without any clear explanation of why. Despite following their instructions and submitting the necessary information, it felt like my business was rejected based on assumptions rather than a proper evaluation. The lack of due diligence and transparency was frustrating. They took my money first, then made vague judgments about my business without offering any specifics or clear rationale. This feels both unprofessional and unfair, especially for small businesses looking for genuine support. I strongly recommend that other small business owners proceed with caution when considering Ladders Review. Make sure you fully understand their process before paying, as their evaluation seems arbitrary and lacks clear standards.
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Posted 1 year ago
Extremely disappointing experience! Despite purchasing their top-tier package, this company refused to grant us access to CVs. Their justification? They claimed they don't work with "young" companies. This assumption was completely inaccurate, as my company has been well-established for many years. It’s clear they don’t conduct proper research before making such decisions. We chose to work with them based on a recommendation, but this has been a regrettable decision. They not only failed to deliver on their promises but also demonstrated discriminatory and biased behavior. Be cautious before engaging with this company—they’ll take your money and then reject you based on unfounded assumptions. I wouldn’t recommend associating your brand with an organization like this.
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Posted 1 year ago
For anyone who is unaware Apply4Me applications are submitted using an email address created by Ladders which claims any responses from potential employers will be forwarded to the subscriber. There is no way for the subscriber to check this email box directly. I recently became aware that Ladders maintains an internal 'suppression list' which subscribers are added to if they unsubscribe from Ladders marketing emails and for other reasons which customer service would not disclose to me. Subscribers are not, at any point, informed that they have been added to or are on this list. If you are on the suppression list, Ladders will continue to charge you for a subscription and submit applications for you but will NOT forward responses to you or, in any way, inform you that your application has received a response leaving the subscriber in the dark and the employer believing that you have ignored their attempts to contact you/schedule an interview/etc. I was able to confirm that multiple companies rejected my applications on account of my failure to respond to interview requests Ladders never forwarded to me. After many, lengthy conversations with Ladders (including some with members of senior management) it is clear that they are aware of the problems this is causing but do not plan to notify their customers of the existence of the suppression list or provide customers with a way to check if they are on it or remove themselves from it other than contacting customer service. Additionally, even if someone does get customer service to remove them from the list they can be readded, again without notice or explanation. In light of this I would strongly caution against using Ladders, and especially the Apply4Me feature as it may be actively making it more difficult for you to find a job and they seem uninterested in fixing this critical issue.
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Posted 1 year ago
Ladders is rated 4.2 based on 746 reviews