App Profile: Symplicity Jobs and Careers

MIDWAY087

Rating: 4/5

Symplicity does it’s name justice, allowing for an easy to digest job market. With features for favoriting interesting jobs, the ability to upload a resume like a breeze, and a Myriad of other features that make for a very user friendly interface. After some time in the job search section, I did run into one detail missing. Stumbling across a listing for what seemed to be an “ odd job “, and being a bushy tailed student, I tapped. The job listers name was not present, instead showing “ missing “. There was also detail of the job site being at the “ missing “ persons place of residence. This post had a few red flags being thrown to say the least. Being able to either report a job listing, or to request for its description to be edited and resubmitted could be added to help combat possible faulty applications.

LeProddy

Rating: 4/5

My school forces us to have 2FA and every time I try to log in to the app I have to approve. The issue is to approve I have to leave the app and when I do this the app goes back to the initial log in page and forces me to go through the whole process again. I was only able to get in when I asked to approve by taking a phone call, which I do not want to do every time I want to look at jobs. I’d rather go to the website which is just as easy to use.

3k3m1n1

Rating: 2/5

Can't believe you guys launched a job search app with a broken search bar. No matter what keyword(s) I use, the search results never load. It's not an internet issue — all of my other apps/web browsers function, and your app loads the "Jobs For You" section just fine (which actually looks and functions great, but I'm helping a friend look for positions outside of my field.) Also, the account info setup is terribly clunky. I thought of changing my preferences temporarily so that I could browse for my friend on the Jobs for You tab until this gets fixed, but navigating that section is ridiculous. The design is outdated, the text is jumbled... the whole thing is an eyesore.