We place you in a full-time job at a great company
Step 1 Expledge applies for jobs on your behalf. | Step 2 Get real interviews at real companies. | Step 3 Accept a job offer and pay a one-time fee. | ━━━ How is Expledge different than my own job search? ━━━ |
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We apply for jobs that match your requirements
We help people find all types of jobs
| We strive to get you interviews at good companies
Nothing better than real interviews
A stress-free way to get interviews
Focus on professional development
| Risk-free and easy to get started
You are in control
Friendly and flexible fee structure
| Smarter job search
Efficient job search
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What people say
I started coding about 6 months before working with Expledge. With a little experience under my belt, it was difficult for me to get interviews. I eventually got 2 contract jobs. Finally, after 5 months, I landed a full-time position.
Expledge allowed me to focus more on my interview preparation than on spending time looking for suitable positions. I can't thank Expledge enough and would highly recommend them to all of my friends.
After I joined Expledge, the number of calls suddenly increased. I became more confident about getting a good job offer. I was able to study 4-5 more hours a day in my area of interest in Back End Development.
Top questions
Do I pay a fee if I find a job on my own or pause the job search without accepting a job offer? No. You only need to provide proof to verify that you found the job on your own. |
Do I pay a fee if I decline a job offer? No. Accepting a job offer is optional and ultimately your decision. |
Does Expledge charge upfront fees, monthly fees, interview fees, termination fees, or hidden fees? No. We only charge a fee for accepting a job offer that we placed you in. |
When do I pay the fee? You may start making payments after working at your new job for 30 days. This way, you can comfortably make your first payment. You may pay the fee in up to 6 monthly installments. |
Got more questions? Check out our FAQ. |