LinkedIn Recruiter

Sup A beneficial feature would be being able to select which cities people are interested in relocating to. Resourcing currently for an SAP Finance Solution Architect for KPMG. Perth/aus market tight. Looking to find a global resource to relocate. Having this feature would save me time. Cheers ✌🏼😘

Still not getting my push notifications on the app. Any fixes? Thanks.

This app would be great if it worked. What I’m finding is when candidates submit a video response, you cannot view it in the LinkedIn app - it takes you to your browser to sign in. This would be fine, however it asks you to sign in (even if you already are) and then shows an error message. I’ve tried to ‘go back’ out of the error message, to check my sign in details are correct, but it won’t allow that, so it’s stuck. Unfortunately I can’t do what I need to on the app which hopefully can be changed.

Alright, I usually do not post negative reviews but this app has put me off in such a way I do not have a choice than leaving a review. Messages do not work. The push notifications do not have message content and the navigation is pointless. This is a very sub optimal experience and shouldn’t be here. There is no way to see applicants info. Only pipeline data is there and again no messages context once you open a candidate file.

Did an intern make this app?

This is a terrible app. Hope they invest in recruiter on the actual linked in app - devices are where I do my work on the commute in or out of work. Seriously bad

Wow, considering the size and reputation of LinkedIn this is a truly terrible mobile app version. Not least considering people/businesses are paying a lot of money for a license fee. Needs a lot of work!

This is not even worthy of a 1st generation app, does nothing to support mobile working. Considering where the industry is and price paid to use recruiter I cannot understand why LinkedIn has put no investment into this. Not even worth download.

Clunky and hard to work with. Doesn’t even have current jobs section so you can see who’s applied for your jobs. It’s basically just searching for candidates to add to a folder that you’ll need to sort out when you get back to a computer.

This app would have been awesome in 2009 on an iPhone 3GS. But it’s not great on an iPhone X 2018.