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A waste of time like many other sites. Don't waste your time. You will be redirected over and over to nothing. No wonder the unemployment rates are what they are when most places have to be applied to online and there are so many sites like this bs. Save yourself the trouble if they take you to a second site to fill in your information. They're just banking off of their click bait.
Your sight is a total joke!! It's worthless!! All I've done is say no to all these other "jobs" I have no interest in. I have yet to get to the supposed job that I am looking for! You do nothing but waste people's time.
More clickbait. Had to give my email 4 times to get to a nonexistent job
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