Comments on: Let Jobhunt.co.il Find Your Hitech Job in Israel in Only 10 Weeks

By: Jeremy Werblowsky

Jeremy Werblowsky — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 14:22:58 +0000

To whom it may concern: I have received a letter from an attorney representing Jobhunt asking that I retract my earlier statement and delete by comment. Unfortunately, I do not know how to delete my comment. However, I have been urged by my wife to avoid any legal battle with this company and for this reason I retract my earlier statement regarding Jobhunt. As instructed by Jobhunt’s attorney I likewise appoligize for any damage that may have been caused by my post.

By: Jeremy Werblowsky

Jeremy Werblowsky — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 14:10:51 +0000

Please be aware. Don’t ever use Job Hunt. They are suing me for money for a job that I had before I ever met them. They agreed at our meeting that this job was excluded and they lied! I have been trying for months to get them to dismiss their suit and they just ignore all e-mails and phone calls and there lawyer is most unhelpful! Ron lied to my face and Anat hasn’t been helpful at all. Before you sign anything with them please read this and I’d be more then happy to share my story with anyone interested. I will send you all the paperwork to show you why you should NEVER use this company.You can call me at 054-4251096 or e-mail me at gedaliahwerblowsky@gmail.com
A very dissatisfied customer,
Jeremy Werblowsky

By: tammyweiss

tammyweiss — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 09:19:43 +0000

Very interested.I am fluent in hebrew.please call 0545-414-017

By: ron ozery

ron ozery — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 08:10:08 +0000

Hello Collie

Thank you for your response, I’ll be happy to comment about what you said.

First of all our service is a premium service, and the price is 20% of the first salary or 5,500 NIS + tax. the payment is devided to 3 and you only start to pay after you find a job and after the first salary.

This service is great if you are not happy with the current results of your jobhunt and you want something more powerfull – more interviews & more focus in your career goals.

You are welcome to read more on our site:
http://www.jobhunt.co.il/success_stories.php

We will be happy to answer any question in our facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/jobhunt.co.il

I’ll be happy to answer on any question
regards
Ron Ozery
CEO
JobHunt.co.il

By: collie

collie — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 15:11:17 +0000

I know this is an old post but in case people come across this post in 2011 like I did I want to add some information that I read about JobHunt. I haven’t used their services nor do I plan on using their services. After you sign with them even if you find a job through your mother, sister, uncle, friend you still have to pay them 5000 NIS.
Also, I personally don’t see why employers will approach an agency that they know asks job seekers to pay when employers know that there are so many free agencies out there and most job seekers won’t pay for this kind of service.

These are my thoughts about the service.

By: shmulik79

shmulik79 — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 15:45:37 +0000

Charging the job seeker is not unethical as long as he knows in advance that he will be charged and agrees to that. However, I see no reason for a hi tech personal employed or unemployed to pay money for a company to help him find a job when there are so many companies that will not charge him for that. I suggest anyone who is looking for a job in hi-tech to read this great article (in hebrew): . shmulik79

By: Ron Ozery

Ron Ozery — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 11:52:56 +0000

Thank you for your input.

I constantly strive to improve my English and to articulate myself more eloquently.

Thus, I thank you for your constructive critique.

Yours Sincerely,
Ron Ozery
http://www.linkedin.com/in/ronozery
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By: me

me — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 10:02:16 +0000

Ron,

One piece of advice if I may – if your target audience is English speakers, you might want to work on your own English…
This won’t improve your shaky arguments, of course, but will make you sound half intelligent.

Best of luck.

By: Devorah Kittel

Devorah Kittel — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 19:36:17 +0000

This is a superb idea! It saves the job-hunter a lot of time! Job Hunt is a site that saves you the time of searching through ads for employment in the Yisraeli papers in the classifieds. It is a novel idea, that they look for you and translate the Hebrew if you need help! This si a trued time-saver and perfectly legitimate business! It really seems suitable for Jews living in the Galut abroad and making aliyah. Why not give it a try? B’Hatzlachah!

By: Jacob Share

Jacob Share — Mon, 05 May 2008 13:54:56 +0000

Moshe Egel-Tal is an Israeli payroll specialist who has guest-blogged here a few times. I asked him what he thought of Jobhunt's legality: Nothing illegal as far as I understand. They are offering a service and the fee is posted up front. (as you mentioned in your replies to Shira). If you don't have the money don't buy the goods. It is possible that some people will find it out of their range/ability. others will not pay to find a job. there are companies like the electric company where you have to have a family member or friend on the inside and you have to purchase the position. that is illegal, but what are you going to do ? close the company ? (ha !)