Indeed Reviews

I've received several text message verification codes attempting to verify my log in attempt. I was not trying to log in and believe that someone was trying to "hijack" my account. When attempting to reach out to Indeed I discovered that they have no customer service phone number, live chat or really any visible way to contact them to discuss this. What protocols are in place to prevent someone from using my name, telephone number, address and email address to create a fake account? How am I to protect myself from this?

Indeed is a Joke and I believe that half if not all the Job postings are a Dead end. I have Applied for numerous Job Listings that I am qualified for, but never receive Interviews or if I do go to Interview all of a sudden the Hiring CEO or Staff member had a Family Emergency and needs to Reschedule for another Interview date, but never receive a message or Phone call back from the Company.

First and foremost, you have it that you are looking for a job at a 15 mile distance from your home but I constantly receive out of your state posts and over 15 mile radius distance from my home. If I live in New Jersey, why would Indeed send me posts for jobs in Pennsylvania? Job posts sent to my email doesn’t fit my qualifications. I don’t recommend Indeed to anyone. I even received job posts that’s in California when I live in NJ.

This site is absolute trash. They have the worst quality jobs and no matter WHAT you set as your preferred location, full or part time, etc. as filters, it literally doesn't matter at all. They will return results ENTIRELY wrong for you, without fail, every time and without any recourse or way to fix it. I hope I live to see this business fail and if you're an employer, use anything but Indeed. It's trash water.

Indeed is garbage. Don't use it. They'll communicate with you initially, get your money and then never help you again. They won't share phone numbers or emails and only give you a 1-800 to Jamaica and they'll just hem and haw transfer. You say they'll start a case then ignore you. I'm cancelling. What a waste of money.

Indeed does not do enough to prevent fraudsters from posting fake job listings. I recently applied to a job listing on Indeed for Redfin. It turns out that it was a fraudster pretending to be a Redfin hiring agent. This fraudster has my resume which contains name, phone number, home address as well as education and employment history. Thankfully, I caught on before attending an interview but Indeed was far too slow in taking this fraudulent ad down. Meanwhile, my personal information is with goodness knows who. I will never use Indeed again.

I previously had great experiences using Indeed. Job offers, interviews, etc.. In the past year though it has been difficult to get filters to stay on, keeps referring me to RN jobs I have no medical background.. The listings are not clean. Ex. Jobs are staying on there for well beyond 30 days. There has been one specific job I know for sure is a ghost posting as they refresh it monthly for the last year (*cough* CARDS Waste Management we see you). There are so many ghost positions it's insane. Please do better check in with the employers. Hold everyone a little more accountable, make your filters work.

Wow, I had such a terrible experience with this company and I can’t even write a Google review about it. They offered me a free credit to sponsor a job listing. I had gotten. Many responses and I wasn’t getting any hardly. I decided to use that credit. When the credit was used, I want to keep my job posting up because initially I had said I wanted to hire somebody within a week. Well that to me, he did not indicate by any means that I would be paying $35 a day to continue to have this job posting on Indeed but I have been charged $465. When I called the company to complain and ask for some of my money back at least, they were completely rude and dismissive and had zero solutions or sympathy. Sure using indeed, but don’t ever use their sponsor tools or credit without being extremely careful and don’t expect anything if you have a problem with customer service.

I used to believe that Indeed was not a scam. But now I believe it is a Scam. I am a mature worker, so I largely ran into age related biases. I was a member of Indeed for many years. But I recently got hired with a company.. But then I got a letter from Indeed stating that they had not hired me and "Moved to the next level". They used the word unfortunately. But yesterday, Even though I had been hired, and working for this company for days, they told me the company decided not to hire me.. They were COMPLETELY WRONG.! So, it is now my educated opinion that INDEED IS A SCAM!

As an employer, I was on Indeed's site. I read the payment structure and thought that I understood what was proposed. In fact, Indeed charges you incredible amounts of money with next to no credible results. I would not recommend Indeed to any employer. My industry is real estate but you are better off advertising in a newspaper classified section..