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been job hunting for a bit and jooble keeps showing up in every search, so I went down a rabbit hole reading jooble reviews last night lol

from what I can tell it's not really a job board, it just pulls listings from other sites and redirects you. so the good part is you see a ton of jobs in one place and it's free. the annoying part is a lot of people say some listings are old or already filled, and the email alerts get kinda spammy unless you turn them down

tbh it seems fine for finding stuff, just check the job is still up on the company's actual site before you apply. and if anything asks you to pay to apply, run

curious tho, has anyone here actually landed something through it or is it mostly a time sink?

Has anyone done freelance work with Outlier AI? Seems like there are tons of income opportunities, but don’t love the onboarding process and need for ID verifications. Any feedback is appreciated!

Iman Gadzhi is literally everywhere right now.

Some people swear his courses changed their business.

Others think he's just really, really good at marketing himself.

So let's settle it...

If you've actually watched his content, bought one of his courses, or followed his journey for a while, what's your honest opinion?

• Did you buy a course?
• Was it actually worth the money?
• Would you recommend it?
• What surprised you (good or bad)?

No fanboying. No hate pls.

I've been looking for a mobile video editor that makes it easy to create short-form content without needing a desktop.

CapCut seems to be the default recommendation everywhere because of its templates, auto-captions, and quick editing workflow. It looks like you can go from raw footage to a finished video in minutes, which is exactly what I'm after.

That said, I've also seen people recommending apps like VN, InShot, YouCut, and Edits, so I'm wondering if CapCut is still the best choice or if something else has taken its place.

For those who've tried a few different editors:

• Which one do you use most often?

• What made you switch?

• Is there anything that's noticeably faster or produces better results than CapCut?

I'm mainly looking for the fastest workflow for creating and delivering UGC-style videos.

Carrd is the go-to free portfolio website builder for UGC creators. Build a clean, one-page portfolio site in under 30 minutes with no coding required. Perfect for linking to your video portfolio, rates, and contact info in one shareable link.

I enjoy her content as she is confident and isn't afraid to voice her opinions. Her content feels empowering, however some might find it intense and repetitive.

I find her content really entertaining to watch. Her videos feel genuine and relatable. However, the content is repetitive which makes a bad impression on viewers.

I found her content quite helpful for learning UGC and content creation. She provides helpful and realistic tips without over complicating.

I really enjoy her content and find it pretty authentic as compared to most influencers. Her meal prep videos are helpful and easy to follow.

She offers easy UGC advice along with actionable tips. Her videos helped me pitch, price and get brand deals. All her content is backed by case studies and examples. Hence, I found her strategies realistic. Her content is practical and genuine which makes her a great resource for beginners.