SimplyHired pulls listings from all over the web so you see a lot in one place, which is handy. The downside is I kept running into the same job posted three different ways, and clicking through often just bounced me to another site to apply. Useful for discovery, less so for actually applying.
Broad aggregation of listings
Duplicate postings and redirect-heavy applications
SimplyHired is a perfectly serviceable job search engine. I found a few relevant postings and the interface is clean enough. It doesn't stand out from the dozens of similar sites though, and the freshness of some listings was questionable. Average experience, no complaints but no wow factor.
Clean, functional interface
Doesn't differentiate from similar sites
I like that SimplyHired surfaces jobs from sites I wouldn't have checked individually. The salary estimator is a nice touch. But applying almost always means leaving the site for the employer's portal, and some of those links were broken. Mixed bag overall.
Good coverage, helpful salary estimator
Redirects and occasional dead links
As a way to quickly survey the job market in my city, SimplyHired works. The filters are basic but functional. I just wish it did more than aggregate; the listings rarely had detail beyond what I could find elsewhere, so I treated it as a starting point rather than a destination.
Quick market overview
Thin listing detail, purely an aggregator
I went in with low expectations for yet another job aggregator, but SimplyHired actually surfaced a local role I hadn't seen anywhere else and the salary estimate was close to the real offer. The email alerts were relevant too. My one gripe is the apply flow still kicks you to third-party sites.
Found unique listings, accurate salary estimates
Apply flow leaves the site