How Do I Contact Careerbuilder?
If you ever receive a request for this type of sensitive information, please do not respond and immediately contact CareerBuilder customer service at (866) 438-1485 or report the suspected fraud to [email protected]careerbuilder.com.

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Also know, is CareerBuilder com legit?

Yes, Career Builder is legitimate, yet those who read our resumes are not so much. I put my resume on Career Builder and immediately received emails and text messages from illegitimate companies. So, be very careful with all the phishing and scrapping of our personal data on this website.

One may also ask, how long does it take for CareerBuilder background check? According to a survey from CareerBuilder, background checks usually take 24 – 72 business hours to complete. That is a pretty quick time frame, and in an ideal world, a pre employment background check won't take much longer than that.

Also, what kind of background check does CareerBuilder do?

Reality: In addition to locations of employment, employers check on everything from schooling, locations lived and criminal records to driving records and many other publically available information sources based on the position type the person is being considered for.

How do I change my email address on CareerBuilder?

Information

  1. Click on Company Admin and Account Information.
  2. From the menu on the left of the screen, choose User Info.
  3. Change any fields in the Profile Information section and Click Save.
  4. To change either your email address or your password, click on Change your email or password.
Related Question Answers

Which is better CareerBuilder or indeed?

Although Careerbuilder is more expensive for employers, it also weeds out some of the less serious applicants. Of all the sites, Indeed is the cheapest for employers to use and allows for unlimited posts, so companies who have a high turnaround rate for employees are more likely to use Indeed.

How do you know if a job is legit?

Here are ways to tell if a job is a scam.
  1. Research the Job and the Company. Visit the company's website and if they don't have one or it doesn't fit with how they describe the company, consider that a red flag.
  2. Use Google.
  3. The Job Details.
  4. Check Scam Lists.
  5. Do Not Pay.
  6. Check the Company's References.
  7. Forget Getting Rich Quick.
Elena Rostova

Elena Rostova

Lead Health, Wellness & Medical Journalist

Elena Rostova holds a Master's degree in Public Health Journalism. She covers groundbreaking medical research, holistic wellness trends, mental health awareness, and nutritional science.