But just like anything else, FlexJobs has pros and cons, so let’s discuss those so you can make an informed decision whether this is the right tool for your remote job search. I’ve been a paid subscriber to FlexJobs for years, and I love using the platform to research companies and to take advantage of all the discounts they offer. Their advanced search options are similar, but Virtual Vocations is more expensive:īesides being more expensive, it seems like Virtual Vocations doesn’t offer all the premium resources and training that FlexJobs offers - but otherwise, they are very similar. They were both launched in 2007 (by women), and they both have A+ ratings with the Better Business Bureau. Which is Better, FlexJobs, or Virtual Vocations?įlexJobs and Virtual Vocations both offer the same type of vetted job leads. Where if, for any reason, you’re not dissatisfied with their service, you can request a refund within 30-days of creating or renewing a subscription. The great thing about FlexJobs is they have a Satisfaction Guarantee. Since its inception, FlexJobs has grown to employ ~ 100 virtual workers it’s been featured on media platforms like GMA, CNN, WSJ, Forbes, and many others!įlexJobs is also an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau where they have an A+ rating.

Like myself, Sara has a passion for helping others find better ways to work. Sara Sutton, who I’ve had the pleasure of interviewing, started FlexJobs back in 2007. Because FlexJobs does all the grunt work of finding and researching flexible jobs, they do charge a small membership fee.īesides their flexible job board, paid users get access to member-only content like: Each job posted on their website is researched and thoroughly vetted to ensure its legitimacy. FlexJobs is a paid online job board that caters to flexible and remote work arrangements.

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