This website posts classifieds for positions that don't exist, ever. I responded to an ad from a photographer who had "posted" a job on the site, only she didn't. She still gets emails from people seeking work, and has contacted the Attorney General's office to complain. You should too! Do not hold your breath for a job listed on this site!
I came across this review while googling ford getphotographyjobs.com. I used the site to find my last job and am using it again now to look for more work. I've had some great response - which is why I found this review so strange. Also, I've noticed over the years the quality of postings has improved - more employers, and more long term work.
Sound like you may want to give it another shot.
A good example is what's on their site as I'm writing this. There are over 15 pages of listings and all of them are for the same two companies. There are listings for each location the companies need someone. Granted, it probably makes it look like the website has a lot to offer having so many pages of listings, but, c'mon, it would be much easier for anyone looking for work to see one listing which includes all of the locations for a job that only pays minimum wage.
If you're one of the thousands of people who have bought a camera and now consider yourself a "photographer" then this site may be of some use. But, if you're a pro this site is, unfortunately, pretty much useless.
I've been a professional photographer who has been shooting for 45 years. My client list includes Chevron, Expedia, Good Nite Inn, and many more national and international companies. The current virus mess has pretty much put a stop to pretty much everything and I've been bouncing around the web trying to find something to do until COVID is just a memory. This site is not a place I'll be returning to any time soon.
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