Indeed Reviews

Tried to search for a part time position and no matter what I put in, I got results for full time positions in the mix and have to spend time sifting through the results and that should done when I select part time. I will delete my account and use another provider.

I have noticed that Indeed does not fulfill its discrimination policy and that employers are rejecting me for jobs because of my skin color. I have found indeed useful and have even found a job with using indeed but the jobs I am offered are very few jobs. For the month of June of 2025 until now I have been looking for a job on indeed but found none.

Indeed has poor customer service, total lack of concern to actually try and address an issue. Up until a week ago I could go onto their site and filter jobs by industry. No longer. What had been taking me 15-20 minutes now takes multiple hours. You spend countless time having to manually sort through hundreds to at times thousands of non-relevant posting trying to find the ones that I had been able to pull up in seconds. Reached out to customer service and the ** just keeps telling me that it's not their issue, that filtering by industry is dictated by individual companies. What a crock of bull**. Customer Service at Indeed is just a bunch of incompetent ** just drawing a paycheck for no real work.

Terrible job search app. The only thing that ever got back to me was a scam. I contacted the actual company and they said to me they don't even use Indeed to get back when recruiting. So pointless. Don't waste your time.

So many fake postings. It's impossible to get a job on this website these days. Out of 200 applications I submitted (I have a good work history), I'd only heard back from ten; most of which I was overqualified for. Of those ten I'd only been offered 3 interviews. Would never recommend this website.

I have a company in Vermont and created an employer account on Indeed sometime last month. It was somehow connected to 17 reviews, all from Texas, Illinois, Minnesota and one from New York with dates ranging from 2019 to 2024. It's very simple to Google the name of the company in these states and find out that they also have companies with the same name. These reviews are obviously not about my business in Vermont, they are about the businesses in the states that they live in. I spoke with someone over the phone for quite a while, trying to rectify the situation. I had her send me an email covering our conversation as well as a request to have the reviews deleted or just not attached to my company.

Indeed is currently a very poor job search website. They post the same jobs over and over again when you forward to the next page when viewing by date. Indeed used to be a number 1 website for jobs, however they have not kept up with the changing times. Fewer companies are using Indeed.

I have had the most difficult time paying an invoice. Back in March 2025 they removed my job posting due to some technicalities and when I got an email to pay my invoice I couldn't even access my account to pay it. Fast forward to a few weeks ago when I spoke to an agent on chat they were able to somehow enable the ability for me to update billing and pay. Well, lo and behold I have used multiple different cards to make payment and each time it tells me my card is declined. Lol I spoke to a lady today after I was told to call and they would help. Well that's not what happened. She wanted to submit another ticket. Lol I have more tickets opened on Indeed to try to give them my money.

In my experience using Indeed, I have found that it implies that employers have created the job postings you are looking at. However, their job listings are scraped off of other websites, they have AI constantly searching through internal job boards (for example jimmyjohns.com) So when JJ's posts a job listing it gets automatically pulled over to indeed. I don't understand how these companies are supposed to know that they have to check indeed for resumes rather than their own internal job boards. So, here is the real kick: For some reason, the information is not completely transferred over, it appears to leave out strings that match "Apply Within" or "In Person Applications Only". Those very important notes will be removed from the original posting by indeed, whether purposefully or otherwise, I do not know. I highly recommend using indeed to search, but not to apply.

You put in a job request and get everything but what you're looking for. Look for senior jobs and all you get is medical and retirement homes. Even when you specify what you're looking for. I need jobs for someone over 70 not nursing jobs.

Indeed does not thoroughly research jobs they post. I have been sent multiple scam jobs and bait and switch jobs from indeed. They also ignore your preferences and feedback. I have provide indeed the same feed back at least 50 times and and they continue to ignore my preferences and have never replied once. I feel like they only email spencer jobs that companies pay for and they do not care about your preferences.

Yet another 1-star review... The invoice practice are DECEITFUL. The first partial month, I received an invoice. There was mention that if you did nothing, your credit card would be charged ... only an address to remit a check to. So I sent them a check. Two days later, my credit card was charged. I sent an email, waited a week for the request to trickle down to accounting and then waited two weeks for the refund to be posted to my card. THEN, the second month... for 6 days, (although I think it was either 4 or 5) I was charged "an average of $44", which should come to $264, except I was charged $296. I called them. The agent and his supervisor were condescending, explaining that some days were more, some days less, and an average is somewhere in between (I have a doctorate degree...). And simply deflected my questions on how the math came. So... this is my only recourse. And never plan to use them again.

Indeed keeps sending jobs out of my region/travel area and does not match my skills or education. I have even updated my information to ensure it's correct, yet still receive requests to apply for jobs that are not close to my travel area. Plus when I search for a job and find one I like it immediately states the position is closed. However, if I go to the actual Company site for that position they are still hiring.

I have applied for many positions using Indeed site, as an IT professional seeking part/full time employed either in my career field or retail or customer service industry. In my opinion there not much good I can say about indeed.

Jobs that are posted doesn’t notify job seekers. Too many job listings that are out of state. I gave several feedbacks to Indeed.com about posting out of state jobs and jobs that I don’t qualify for but they continue to post these jobs. I have it saved commute distance for 25 miles and they give me an hour distance jobs. I don’t recommend anyone to search for jobs at this site.

I am a consultant so I essentially interview for a living. I just experienced the crappiest 'interview' on Indeed for a job with the same project mgmt title as I have now - only to realize it was actually for a warehouse fulfillment job! The tech mgr conducting it was taking notes the whole time, but also never made an effort to look at me on camera or make any sense of connection. He abruptly cut me off at minute 13 of a 15 minute interview. I asked if I could ask questions to only be told only if they/HR deemed me a fit (for the bait and switch job). I then said thank you and disconnected him, and promptly received the 'not selected by employer' message. I did report this posting on multiple sites - so why is it allowed to remain up?

I have been using this company for many years for my small business. I just closed down my account after being rejected with no reason for smart sourcing as well as had an ad going for 1 week in January. Only to be charged a full month as in 30 days for a 7 day run. NOT user friendly for a small business and this was after talking to a being guided by representatives. All in all a huge expense, time waster as I spent much time on the phone and then to be charged so much and not get any leads. I will be using Zip Recruiter for my future needs.

Indeed is not worth it. Don't like it all, the jobs that are offered are terrible. I had better experience looking on other platforms. They have the same jobs posted. It never updated jobs. They need more support.

They seem to have a lot of ghost job postings. When you apply to them - With having all the qualifications on the job posting, but when you apply through Indeed, you get an instant rejection, but the job is never filled even after 6 months. Although, we you don't go through Indeed and apply directly to the employer's website, you get an interview and the Employer said "We never got to review your resume, if we did we would have never rejected your application!" It's Indeed's ATS system that rejects you most of the time, even for a simple gap in employment date, or 1st time employment seekers, etc.

This is an employee owned company that truly cares about their employees. If you are a person that focuses on teamwork and open communication make sure you visit today and apply!!! Great leadership that truly cares about each person who works!

I guarantee I won't get a response from them, but here goes. I used to like Indeed for their reliability and quality of jobs, until recently. Like the last 3 years. They use absolutely NOTHING but bots, now. No one reads your resume, no one calls or messages you back when applying. And when they do, IF they do, it's a turndown. Now, my resume is more than worthy of a simple reply. But, why would I, when it's bots reading it? Bots looking for "keywords" and if they don't find those words, then you might as well not exist.

Me and my daughter have tried several times to use indeed for job search, in hopes of finding better opportunities. Not one time have we ever heard back from any employer, why? I believe people in charge are being discriminatory, and help their own family and friends before they help anyone else. We will NOT use their fake services again.

I attempted to use Indeed to hire an employee. After the excessive setup and completing the account verification, everything seemed to be going fine. I reviewed the applications that were coming in and began to schedule interviews. Suddenly, my account was locked and I received a message that I need to verify the account again. I could not access messages or resumes that were received. I had appointments scheduled and ongoing message threads with candidates. I submitted the information that was requested and answered all of the questions to have the account unlocked.

I have used Indeed in the past to find jobs and review past jobs honestly to let others know what I experienced at that company. Unfortunately starting in the year 2023, indeed has been rejecting my reviews. From my experience it seems that they are trying to help the companies by either rejecting bad reviews or manipulating them. The problem with this practice is that it will make indeed and the other companies that get these reviews look bad. Trust is earned not given away, if indeed can't handle honest reviews, then they need to be passed by and other recruitment websites should be used. Indeed, needs to stop saying their practice speeches and realize this is hurting their reputation badly. Good luck to everyone out there looking for a job.

I reserve one-star reviews for rip-off companies. Indeed will steal from you. They have several ways of getting your money and giving nothing in return. I have been in a 4-month battle with them to stop charging our company to advertise since we have no open positions. They are difficult to work with and will tell you that they have cancelled but in fact, the charge will show up again on your statement. The company seems to be run by thieves and liars. It is really disgusting that the customer support people are in on the scam. These are individuals lying over the phone saying they are solving the problem till they get you off the phone.

Indeed you are a complete JOKE!!! I've been using Indeed since I got out of high school. It's been ok for the most part. A few things that are noticed on Indeed from my POV are the amount of dumb questions Indeed ask you for your whole profile page. Indeed has started to just suck overall. It's started for me in May of 2024. Indeed needs to fix a lot of stuff. Job listings that are 50/50 meaning half are real half are fake. Another is employers posting these listings and when you apply for a job they take 2-3 weeks to even get back with you. I've had TONS of employers just not get back with me.

Indeed is supposed to be a site where employees and former employees can review their experience working for an employer among other things. I wrote an honest account of my time working for Clean Harbors Environmental Services. My comments centered on the negative consequences of the blatant nepotism within the company structure. I wrote a professional commentary that was free from profanity and yet my review was removed without given me a reason why or even informing me of the removal. Indeed essentially replaced my review with a 5 star company review with the title “great job,” with a comment “featured review: Clean Harbors has selected this as a representative review.”

I've noticed that almost all the jobs that are on Indeed have fake wages. I have massive work experience. Over 20 years. The wages are from $30 to $45. However I was offered $32. I think they use fake wages to lure employees. Indeed needs to make sure wages are legitimate. I'm gonna warn people of this ploy by employers on Indeed.

This site is a waste of time. Time passes and no matter how many resumes you make, there is always a word missing or a lack of experience. I invested in courses to reduce the gap and invest in myself, but I can't use them because I have no experience. The jobs that exist don't give opportunities to those who don't have experience. With Indeed, there are only part-time jobs or jobs with a minimum salary and they require 3 years of experience and often without any benefits.

Indeed has "moderators" that read your review and decide whether it can be posted or not. I have written 3 reviews on companies that were bogus after I interviewed with them. I posted FACTS, did not post any of their personal information, no names, nothing! The worthless "moderators" who are no doubt haters of freedom of speech, block negative reviews for certain companies. What a censoring joke of a company. How you you trust any reviews, when you know Indeed has people deciding they don't like what you say, and deleting it?

How is it fair to anyone that's not Mexican to require them to know Spanish to apply for jobs in America? Every other application I see on Indeed says "Spanish required" but this is not Mexico? I don't see how this isn't a clear discrepancy?

INDEED IS A COMPLETE RIP OFF TO CLIENTS WHO POST JOB OPENINGS ON THEIR SITE!!! I opened a job posting on 10/31/2024, and by 15 days later, I had only received 10 applicants. FOR THESE 10 APPLICANTS, THEY CHARGED ME $700.00!!!! I am told that this is because they NOW charge you for every single person that even looks at your job posting, and not for the ones who actually are qualified to apply!!!! THAT IS UNSCRUPULOUS, that anyone would be charged for those people who are just mind-numbingly perusing their website to "just see what is out there", with no intentions as a serious job seeker. Do not use Indeed, unless you have a lot of money to throw away!!!

Nightmare and lying company to deal with. Our business is fully incorporated and registered with business email that also includes our website with it. We called their employer verification hotline and they told us there was no reason to not approve us with the information we provided. In addition we also provided the articles of incorporation which they clearly state can be provided to verify the business. After providing the information, they state that the articles of incorporation are public documents. Even though they are, why are they saying in their guidelines to upload these, if they don't accept them. They have wasted hours of our businesses time and of course we won't be doing any business with them from now on. We will be working with LinkedIn, Monster and Real Job boards that are actually reputable.

The new program (since Sept 2023) is VERY CONFUSING!!! Constantly feeling you are getting charged for something else you did not know about. Called 10+ times to understand HOW TO.... The employees themselves are NOT familiar with the workings of the website program. Calls to billing get nowhere.

As an applicant Indeed is a runaround AI runaround. Data is not safe. Lots a ghost or fake jobs too. The app is shady it seems and a money grab and data grab. Employers paying for this “service”’ should examine fee-per click $ and bills.

I tried purchasing the "Resume Review" multiple times and it doesn't seem like to work when I have been charged multiple times for $50 CAD each time that I tried by pressing "Confirm Payment" multiple times on April 16th, 2024. On the day of 9th of May, 2024 I sent a screenshot of proof of purchase more than once after being asked too and then when they asked for a bank statement I was waiting for my bank to send me a PDF of the proof of purchase of the Resume Review to send it to Indeed but then people in Indeed were not patient at all that they closed the case/request. I was patient for at least 3 days for each email that I send and wait for them to email me back, this is embarrassing for me that I have to go back and forth to the bank and the fact the staffs in the bank were arguing with in thinking that I was wasting their time. So it's easy for Indeed to take my money but it isn't easy to give me the service that I paid for?

They tried to scam me immediately and now I have to cancel my credit card again so they won't steal my money. I tried to post an ad to recruit some employees for my company and they asked if I wanted to try a free trial to promote it. They then froze my account, used up my free trial for nothing and I just got an email saying they're about to charge my credit card anyways without even posting my ad. I didn't violate their guidelines at all. I just posted an ad looking for a laborer. Simple stuff.

I contacted the customer service and support line more than 4 times in order to activate my account, the answer I received was unacceptable and they mentioned that they could not verify the trade license. It looks like they tell you that they advertise one job post for free, but they will find obstacles. Maybe they want you to pay for job posting. Anyway, it looks like many employers have negative feedback.

Hello all, I have filed a 10M lawsuit against “INDEED.” They are indeed a scam and use bots they use to communicate false information between job seekers and the so called, “employers” seeking employees. The entire format is fraud and deception and I can prove it, via the experience that happened to me and subsequent lawsuit I filed in Arizona Federal District Court. Please look at, BENEDICT v. INDEED, for info and updates on the case.

How come their candidates seem so 'bottom of the barrel'. LinkedIn is much more productive but avoid the 'promotion' part of the job. That is their scam.

Forcing you to sign into an account and give them your info to do ANYTHING. Want to scroll down? Sign in first. Want to see the website this came from? Sign in first. Couldn't even use it properly because of how crap the site is and how bad it wants to dig at your info.

I suggest a job seeker NEVER Publicly post on Indeed, CareerBuilder, Monster, ZipRecuriter. NEVER Check Remote work. I have been on Indeed for several years. It is Phishing site for Foreign Recruiters and Scam Recruiters to grab personal information or submit your resume for a job position to squeeze you out of the position. Indeed and the Employment Test! What a money scam. Good Luck, Several of these websites years ago were a good way to find a employment. NOT ANY MORE. They are scam/money & personal highjack sites.

I have put in over 120 job applications on indeed over two month time frame, and still no job, 99.9% of employers never respond, maybe Indeed just isn't sending the info to employers, indeed is awful.

Revenue source exclusively with company's recruitment of experienced qualified professionals. This bodes well for Indeed and companies advertising but the quality and validity of legitimate positions that are even remotely communicating with the candidates is practically nil and there is no CS within Indeed other than a possible irrelevant email.

They have non-transparent billing practices and they rip you off. You pay for a monthly subscription to post your job and then they charge you by the click. Not by the applicant, but every time someone clicks your ad. This results in hundreds of clicks and maybe a dozen applicants that don't even meet our minimum requirements. You used to be able to reject bad applicants within 3 days to avoid being charged, now they just charge you every time someone clicks your ad. Who is to say that they aren't having bots click it to drive up your price? I paid $120 for a monthly subscription and then 10 days later was charged $377 for clicks. And to make it worse, not a single person who clicked our ad apparently had the minimum skills required. Never posting with them again.

We hired 3 candidates and they never showed, then the background check on the 4 was a child sex offender. Complete waste of my time and money! NEVER use Indeed! They charge by click and I'm sure they have someone sitting at a computer clicking the jobs. Because there were no candidates that are qualified.

We opened an account to hire with Indeed and after paying for the service and receiving about 2000 applicants for the position, Indeed paused our account (stating we had not submitted documentation, which we had). They kept me on the phone for about 30 mins refusing to put me on with a manager and stated we would have to waste more time filing an appeals process. We have already received names and numbers from the applicants and are reporting them to our bank as a fraudulent service. If you want free applicants and don't mind dealing with idiots, use their service. Otherwise they are a waste of time and now I understand why they only have a 2 star rating.

For job seekers/candidates, Indeed is a complete waste of time! And the main reasons (as there are many more) are as follows:

The site keeps showing jobs I don't have much interest in, low paying or no education labor jobs and also posts by poor quality companies. You can search what you want then you may get random out of town posts not even anywhere close to your area! Also it's obvious they don't value or want honest reviews because they will 'reject' those if they are in any way. Why bother asking for a review then hilarious so much for posting HONEST reviews. I think it's time to try a different website and after reading about what they are doing I'm tired of Indeed wasting my time!

I am enraged by the sheer audacity of Indeed.com! They have shamelessly resorted to using bots instead of actual human beings to apply for job postings. This unethical practice undermines the entire purpose of a job-seeking platform by flooding employers with bots who apply to our job posts just so they can bill us. The candidates/bots never show up for interviews yet Indeed bills us. And let's talk about the few who actually show up for interviews - utterly unqualified! It's as if Indeed is playing a cruel joke on both employers and job seekers. Their deceptive practices lead to wasted time and false hopes for those genuinely seeking meaningful employment.

Unfortunately, I do not like the experience that I’m having with indeed. I will not give them control of my job searches anymore! Most of the jobs that you apply for are not available and very low pay ! They send you rejection emails when you never applied for the job or never interviewed!

The following day I was able to get the issue resolved.

I've used Indeed for a few years to look for jobs and even put up a resume. I'm tired of receiving possible jobs that are against the specifics I put in place. After reading these reviews, I'm deleting my account. From bad customer service to questionable practices are all detailed here by others reviews and it doesn't look good for Indeed. Indeed it does not.

I am writing this review to share my recent experience with Indeed, which has been both perplexing and frustrating. As the owner of PRG, a remote staffing agency, I attempted to set up an account with Indeed to post jobs and source applicants. However, the process hit a roadblock when Indeed paused our account, citing inability to verify our business.

As a business owner seeking to utilize Indeed for recruiting, my experience has been overwhelmingly negative and unprofessional. After creating an employer account, I diligently submitted over ten documents, including essential insurance and state license information. Despite this, it took an excessively long three days to merely post a job listing. Further aggravating the situation, after investing $700 in promoting the roles to attract quality candidates, my account was abruptly blocked without explanation. This sudden action resulted in the loss of all my potential candidates and the cancellation of meticulously scheduled interviews.

Nobody rates Indeed more than 1 star because otherwise you cannot leave feedback. They don't have any contact information but they keep your resume and contact info. When I have decided to follow up my telephone interviews I found these individuals don't work for the companies they claimed are working. Indeed used to send e-mails requesting to complete "an assessments" so at first I could not figure out why my results were so poor. All my exams I have had in the past, tests have been completed with a score from 97 to 100, so I have scratched my head trying to understand what is going on.

Terrible. I have been ignored around 4 different times. You can never reach them. They always over charge you for a services that you don't even get. Candidates are underqualified but they still charge you a daily marketing amount. You try to talk to a rep and you get ignored for months. I have been ignored for 6 months at times. I wish they had a better job engine platform. Don't go with Indeed.

So many 1 star reviews tells you a lot. Indeed offered a 3 day trial, and I was told that a day before the trial was to end, I was suppose to get an email, to give me a heads up, I agreed and took the trial. The day before my trial was to end, I got no emails whatsoever. So on the 3rd day, I went on the site trying to figure out how to cancel my trial. Apparently, there's no cancel, they assume you know how to end a trial yourself, by closing a job you had opened. I'm thinking, once the trial is over, I'd get some kind of message. I got nothing. Finally, I got a hold of someone, and they told me, I had to close my job I had posted, but no charges accrued, so I'm good. Today, I got an invoice, they took 61 dollars from my card. Be aware, once your card is on file, you can't take it off, or delete your profile. You're stuck with them. Stay away from trials.

I got an interview with an employer, verified all the correct information just to find out that, that store was not hiring even though they posted for a position. I've noticed that alot of these posts are over 30 days old and are never filtered or removed from the site. I think Indeed cashes in on desperate people and bait and switch them. It's cruel and very unprofessional to job seekers. I miss the days of going in person to apply instead of trusting internet job boards that prove to be scammy and deceptive. I too have had issues where it seems like you apply and your resume is sent into space to never hear from prospective companies. It's best to cut out these job boards and go directly to the company instead.

Indeed.com job board allows too many supposed companies to post supposed jobs on their boards. They appear to have no filter or real means of filtering or verifying the person or persons allowed to post jobs. People like myself looking desperately for a job go on this board hoping to find a job. Only to find out after spending time and sometimes money the posting nothing more than a scam to scam money. Sometimes, worse. Identity theft or they sell your personal information. Be wary of Indeed and if you have other options than to use Indeed, I suggest you utilize those options. Good luck in your job search.

Do not trust Indeed at all!!!! They will screw up your resume online and submit them wrongly to employers and false job leads that are not true and lead you nowhere!!!! Do not use them if you're smart!!!

I've had used Indeed for almost 2 yrs now in hopes to find a better job. They do send me jobs, but nothing that I'm either over qualified or under qualified for. I have applied for many jobs to get NO replies or I'm not a good fit. (Not a good fit = category under = too old, age discrimination) I've spoken to friends that also have the same issues. Yes there a thousands of job out there but are they really hiring or is indeed putting people's hope up? After speaking to others and reading reviews seems to me that they are useless in helping people find jobs. Best to go directly to the company website to apply.

I feel they discriminate against small business owners with all the unnecessary requirements. They suspended our job posting and resume access until we provided one of five documents to prove we are a valid company. One of the requests was a Certificate of Liability, which I provided but my insurance company uses a document called "Accord" and they do not accept that.

So I look on Indeed specifically for Remote work from home jobs with HOURLY PAY so what Indeed will do is find you jobs that have NOTHING to do with the field that you're looking for. Instead of work from home customer service jobs they will show you HEALTH CARE JOBS OR INSURANCE SALES JOBS THAT PAYS COMMISSION not to mention the companies that they sent me which two of those companies are a scam and were not affiliated with the BBB. Not sure if Indeed thinks that playing games is a funny joke to them while people like myself is trying so hard to find something to get back to work again. They really make my blood boil.

No matter what you type in the filter this search engine is absolute trash. I'm looking for remote rental property management positions. The filter spits out jobs for tax attorney, b2b sales, NOTHING to do with my selected preferences. It shows thousands of jobs are available and 95% of them are completely unrelated to my preferences while the remaining 5% are sort of close. Do better!!!! Indeed is ONLY the most used search engine because all the others suck even harder. The MINUTE a rival search engine steps up their game Indeed will go the way of Monster and Career Builder... with any luck.

Indeed keeps going up on prices with less employees available. They keep calling my companies begging to increase funds with promises of better candidates. They have increased us twice this year, but our postings are empty. DO NOT FALL FOR THEIR LIES.

We have used Indeed for several years and invested a lot of money into them. We noticed that they kept changing benefits. Less access to matched candidates, increased cost per candidate, increased the cost for resume search, etc. AND we started to receive more unqualified candidates!!! When I rejected these unqualified candidates, I was not longer able to "pay per application." Sponsor cost went up and the customer service rep, said "please try this for one month and we will give you a $500 credit." Never received the credit and received less clicks.

When I download my resume it looks as though I never attended school beyond 5th grade.

I am a seasoned professional with over 20 years experience in my field. I noticed through Indeed.com that I wasn't getting many interviews. I found out that by looking for work on Indeed that I actually am a cost to any prospective employer that I apply to on this website. This is an outrage. I'm looking for a job and if I have a price on my head I most likely will be overlooked. I believe that it should be disclosed to me what my cost to a prospective employer actually is. I won't be searching for too many jobs on this site anymore.

I posted a job ad while on vacation, then suddenly my ad was under review and candidates or myself could see the ad. Was told it would take 24 to 48 hours to resolve after sending in proof of a utility bill which is an absolute joke. Then after it not being resolved in that time frame I called in to complain and was given the run around. After that I was charged over a $1000 in fees for I have no idea what since I could not even view the ads. I called and got that refunded to wake up today to a charge of $600 and of course being it's Saturday they are closed. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!! THEY WILL ROB YOU BLIND!!! I have contacted an attorney to handle this as this is beyond a bad business practice.

I thought this would make hiring easier, sure we got a lot of applicants but the entire website is designed to get as much money from you as possible, got charged for people who rejected the invite to the job, and if you don't check every day you will quickly rack up a bill. the system deliberately sorts the candidates by new, so you don't see the candidates with low time they charge you for. I figured it out but not till I was charge for 5 people I had not even looked at. We will be using other platforms in the future, I suggest any business especially small business do the same.

I am hiring summer season student workers. Indeed vastly complicated what used to be a simple process. Summer workers want to pick up a few extra bucks before going back to school. Our company wants seasonal workers to do a little light assembly and delivery during our high season. We don't care, and the students don't care about "long term career categories", "manufacturing skills" or which "academic department" they are currently enrolled. But we have to spend hours online dealing with this hoohaw. Indeed overengineered what should be a very simple process. Thumbs down.

We have used Indeed for several years. We noticed that they kept changing benefits. Less access to matched candidates, increased cost per candidate, increased the cost for resume search, etc. On the other hand, we started to receive more unqualified candidates. They recently made the last move increasing the sponsor cost to $ 70 per day that you publish or $ 91 per candidate. This new pricing makes Indeed a limited option for employers at around $ 2100 per month in the starting line of a candidate search Time to use other platforms.

This company is a complete joke. They suspended my account after a one day job post, stating for verification purposes. They asked for a website, so we sent it. Welp not enough. They asked for an Article of organization, so we sent it. Welp not enough. They asked for a utility bill with the company name listed. Welp not enough. The list just keeps going on and on. Now they are asking for liability insurance proof, like what in the world....THIS is ridiculous.

Frustrated! If Indeed wasn’t a well known site where people go to look for jobs I would not be fighting this so hard. I am a legitimate small business who connects people and businesses all across the United States. These companies depend on me to do the sifting through resumes and asking the hard questions before they get to their interviewer for the job. Indeed deemed me suitable for 2 months as a legitimate small business. I wake up 3 days in on my 3rd month after taking $120 out of my account to deem me not suitable for Indeed. Never refunded my money! I have been going back and forth with them sending my Liability Insurance, My business Bank Account, My EIN, My Business license, web page, and so much more!!!

Posting an Job ad on Indeed became very frustrating. It was very simple where daily price/sponsored per job was charged and I was very cleared at what was being charged on my credit card. Up until recently, that the credit card was charged up to thousands of dollars for "clicks" "rejections" and any other "cost" that I was not made aware of. Their invoices does not even indicate what was charged! I called, Customer services which was helpful, but I am not sure if I trust Indeed going forward anymore.

I have applied to 100s if not 1000s of jobs over the past 10 years and not one job offer and very few interviews. I think that there is proof here of age, race and disability discrimination. I have over 50 years of job experience.

I’ve been looking for a new job for the past 3 months and I probably applied to almost 50 jobs on Indeed but I haven’t gotten any replies. All I see from the status of the application I submitted saying “Applied” so either the places I’ve applied to aren’t even checking their candidates applications or maybe Indeed isn’t even sending my application to the companies I’ve applied to…I’ve already wasted 3 months applying through Indeed. I miss the days where people would just go in person and ask if they were hiring and pick up an application, now they just tell us to apply on their website. All I get from Indeed are emails recommending me jobs that I’m way overqualified for.. if I were to apply to those jobs what would be the chance I’ll even get a reply back. The only positive side of Indeed is that it lets you make a very clean resume for free and you can download it onto your computer or cellphone and use it if you plan to apply for a job through a company’s main website and not through Indeed.

I posted ad at CraigsList and decided to give Indeed a try. Please be aware everyone: they do not inform you when you are posting that they will drain your account charging over a thousand for a week of worthless applicants. Their site is ridiculous and I'm not tech savvy. Took me a while to remove my post. When I was asked all these questions I had no idea what they charge: Why? Because it didn't say anywhere "by the way it's going to cost you". I filed fraud claim with my bank because Indeed has to state all the charges before even starting. That's how they make their money: they state how much they want you to have good experience but nothing about the outrageous charges. Only 5 or 6 people responded.

I have been working with Mark ** for 35 days of the Indeed approval department in order to post a job. He has denied everything no matter what it is. He told me to get a business license and I did but that is not good enough. He tells me my ink quality is not good enough and refuses to let me speak to anyone else. I talked to him once on the phone and he was very nasty to me! I have talked to many other business owners who post on Indeed and they have never experienced what I am with Mark. I feel harassed and mentally abused by what should be simple and it's not. I want to post jobs and I can't.

The worse customer service possible. You posted the ad and they will blocked your account for verification process. They hire many unexperienced people and no one know how to resolve the issue. AVOID.

As with many people who have experienced the same issue, Indeed says it will charge you $x per candidate, but then, they charge you if you make any kind of contact with a candidate - whether you contact them, or they contact you. And whether they even bother to respond to your initial contact. They also provide a platform where disgruntled ex-employees can ** about your company, but as an employer, I could not reply to those misleading and sometimes libelous comments. So, to sum up: they will rip you off, and then provide a platform for other people to libel you. And if you want customer service? LOL! They claim they will answer "within 24 hours." Not even a chance. ZERO customer service. This company does not deserve to exist, and it certainly doesn't deserve your or my money.

I have had great success with Indeed until I got charged close to $2500 for a posting I had up for 4 days. They were charging me $30 per application, and gave me 72 hours to reject the application or they would charge me - I also had to complete a survey for each candidate as to why I was rejecting them. I shut down the posting because we decided to hold off on hiring, but since I didn't reject the applications first I was charged. To do what they asked would have taken me hours. They later charged me $84 for a second posting I had up. I had one other posting up, but when I realized what was happening I immediately shut it down. Again, I was forced to do a survey for each candidate but I had to lie because I wasn't given an option of "I put the job on hold" or something like that.

As an employer seeking to hire, Indeed.com falls short by not allowing employers to review candidates. It is unbelievable how many candidates will either not answer their phone for scheduled phone interviews, or are a no call-no shows for an in person interview. This is frustrating and a huge waste of time and money. I have communicated these issues with Indeed employees multiple times, and they always say they are hearing these same issues with no-shows from employers all over. If that's the case, they need to take action to help minimize these issues. We have done everything we can to minimize these issues, such as reaching out to the candidate to confirm the interview 24 hours ahead of time.

I have always been able to find jobs easily using the platform but since 2020, I don’t seem to be able to keep the jobs for longer than 8 months. Idk if it’s the jobs or what but something changed. Companies can’t remove reviews but some of them most definitely post fake high rated reviews to boost the company and bury reviews that might actually be useful, seems like since I started looking at the reviews the most relevant ones are always buried. I think these companies have decided they can just chew through people like they are nothing due to the ease of replacement thanks to companies like Indeed… which is good? Idk, but as you look for a job indeed will constantly request you review companies and then ask questions that aren’t relevant like it has the companies confused which makes the reviews even less able to be trusted.

I have been job searching on Indeed for a while now. Over 95 job applications put in so far. There are way too many staffing companies on this site which does not help at all. Let's not forget their testing center. My question why are you doing that when you're not a staffing company!!! Be more professional.

Thanks for the help. Was still a bit frustrating of a process.

I'm a co-founder of a startup company, and we used Indeed.com for Employers to hire employees. All worked well for the first 2 weeks until all of a sudden our account was blocked with no explanation. I've reached out to the support team and they advised me to appeal the decision. After 30 minutes, we received another email that was saying - "appeal rejected and no further action required from your end".

Indeed made a sneaky change recently to where we started getting charged over $40 for each person applying instead of $25 a day which I have done for several years. So to my horror I got a bill for close to $2,000 on the company credit card when we usually run the ad for two weeks and get a bill for around $350 to $400 total and get a lot more people applying. I looked back to see if I missed something and sure enough they snuck in a change that made it look like you only have two choices, both charging $40 dollars per applicant with a tiny line below that says: "Prefer the old way with a link" Which I didn't see because it's out of the main view. This is designed to trick someone who isn't paying close attention and it's extremely unethical.

I wish I can give zero star review to that terrible company, It actually steals your money. It charged me close to 1k for 2 days' ads, and only 5 persons qualified for the job and met the criteria,, 5 interviews were accepted only one person show up!!!! What the heck are these guys doing? It is a total rip-off, I wish this company is being monitored. They will tell you if you reject the non-qualified applicants you won't be charged!! Really??!! Good luck, big lie. I wish there is a good reliable company to work with for hiring employees.

Our Company, PopOnSmiles, LLC, helps thousands of customers from home improve their smiles with our brand Pop On Veneers. We started our business during the 2020 Covid shutdown and have been fortunate to grow quickly now reaching over 150 employees, many of which have come through Indeed. We are proud of the team we have built with honest and hard working employees.

I have been on both sides of the hiring process with indeed acting as a middleman and I've found the service fairly useless. Whereas indeed cannot guarantee the quality of the candidates of applicants nor of the legitimacy of job vacancies, the fact that more people have not abandoned this service is puzzling. As a job seeker now they encourage you to take useless assessments that often are more hindering than helpful. They are an utter waste of time for both parties, ie candidates and employers. Candidates should refuse outright to participate in this new grift or contact the businesses directly as you often have to do even after all of the hoops the seeker has to jump through on Indeed.

Maybe it's just me, but I haven't had any luck with Indeed. I apply for jobs and then no less than 24 hours later usually, I get an automated rejection email. I even paid someone who works for Indeed $19 (or something like that) to look at my Resume and critique it, thinking that might be the issue. They told me that my Resume looked great but they did give me a few suggestions to make it better, which I did. Still didn't change my luck though. I have gotten way more interviews with different job sites.

I have spent one less than three hours on the phone and e-mail with Indeed to be told repeatedly that my post will be up in an hour. Still no post. You cannot speak to a manager; you must fill out a form and someone will call you back within 24 hours. Disgraceful.

Hello. I found a job through Indeed, worked there for several months and found the company to be abusive towards the employees. I can cite multiple examples, from ridiculing employees in public to being verbally abusive and others. Anyway, after quitting and finding another job I decided to warn others so I posted a company review on Indeed. Indeed censored and deleted my review because it was negative. Now I do not trust Indeed since who knows what they know and are actively hiding through the censoring. Maybe they knew it was a terrible employer to begin with and just hid the information. How am I supposed to trust them? I cannot continue to use a site that I cannot trust. I encourage others to only use trusted sites that publish all reviews, good and bad. Glassdoor does a much better job at this.

I have been using Indeed.com since maybe August of this year trying to find a good job. Entry level anything. I have applied for over 90 jobs and only got interviewed for 2 lol. I'm pretty sure its not the website, it could be the city that I'm in or just the companies, nevertheless it's just a very disappointing and discouraging experience overall.

We have been advertising for years with Indeed. We are a very small business that has been in need of hospitality workers. However, Indeed is not helpful when we reached out to them. We have received nothing but non qualified applicants. Most don't even reply to messages or come in for the scheduled interview. I received a phone call from a Bridget ** from indeed telling me that she was going to get us a credit of some sort to compensate for our loss spending hundreds of dollars a year and not getting the outcome of their services. I would never advertise with Indeed, I have left her several voice mails at ** her direct line and she has yet to return my call let alone a credit of some sort. As well as the emails that were sent.

It’s nice that some jobs they have posted let you do a quick application. I know some companies will redirect you to their website to apply. My problem is that I get so few responses to the applications I put out. I’m fully qualified and have years of good experience, but employers generally don’t respond if you apply from this site. I’ve read reviews how employers don’t like the pay system Indeed has set up, so maybe their posts are left up when they don’t have intentions of following up with applicants. It’s very disappointing to spend so much time scouring for the right job and very rarely getting any response. Makes it feel like a scam.

We have been advertising our company’s job openings with Indeed for years. We have been having issues that constitute interference and failure to perform as advertised and promised by Indeed. For instance, we posted a job that was an office assistant position. A part of the service is to allow candidates to submit a one-way interview answers to our posted questions. Most candidates complained they did not get the link to participate in the interview from Indeed. We contacted Indeed and reported the problem but Indeed failed to correct the issue and we lost the candidates and had to close the position. Some candidates were upset that they could not Participate in the one-way interview.

My assistant placed a job listing on this site. They do not make it clear that you are charged a huge amount!! We only used 2 of the resumes and those two didn’t even show up for an interview. We just got our credit card bill and it was almost 6000.00! We are a small company and that is more than our yearly budget for advertising. How can a company be so unfair!! I will make sure all of my business friends and business groups know what a rip off this company is!!

Indeed is a cruel joke and utter waste of time. Indeed is incapable of even making a survey that accurately portrays a rating of their job postings. For instance, when asked by Indeed to tell them where the application process is at, the selections leave out an important one - where the potential employer asks for an interview, but, for the first time, the pay rate is revealed, and it is so low that I'd never consider them. Indeed's job listing feed is available to the highest bidder. Jobs that are NOT in my zip code/mileage range are continually listed, and misrepresented. One in particular is in NH but the feed lists the location as in my zip code. Shameful! If you're looking for work, go elsewhere. The 5 star ratings here are probably all from Indeed agents.

Worst and I must say they are looting people in their website. Their whole algorithms set to loot people but not provide proper service. Worst never choose. Their whole website is a spam panel to loot money.

Indeed is a scam and if you're a business owner beware. They will take your money and provide no results. The account reps are nonexistent and incompetent. It's expensive and useless. This company should be burned to the ground.

Part scam? Makes you wonder! The way it works is you post a job listing. The impression given is that it is free to post a job position opening and that if an applicant applies and you are interested click "interested", and you pay $30 which I find to be fair. Instead, the way it actually works, people submit resumes, and automatically for every Tom, Dick, and Harry that applies they charge you $30/each versus paying for the applicants you click interested in.

Billing practices are not disclosed sufficiently or accurately. To find an accurate description of the billing procedure you must navigate through several tabs and links buried in the pages which would not appear to have anything to do with billing. The option to "set limit" of applicants does not stop people from applying or you being billed for it. You are required to reject the overwhelming volume of unqualified applications within 48 hours or you will be billed without limit. Even after cancelling your job you are still billed for applications received but not rejected. I will not be utilizing this service in the future given the poor quality of applicants and vague and misleading information regarding their billing practices. Complete rip-off so far as I am concerned.

My team and I have had multiple horrendous experience from this platform. Indeed have blocked our account multiple times in 2 months just because of unqualified candidates that reported our job post. Indeed did not even try to reach out to us but instead immediately blocked our account. Speaking to Indeed they confirmed that Indeed does not serve employers' interest, Indeed said that their focus is the candidates. Which is not true at all. Indeed blocked our account because of 1 unqualified bitter candidate whom we had to reject, which makes hundreds of highly qualified candidates lose their opportunity. So how does indeed serve candidates? Indeed is an absolute tyrant and racist. This is how they treated our account though we pay to post jobs because we are a company based in Middle East. They have asked me to email them but nothing has been offered to resolve the issue. These people does not know anything about service.

Indeed was a reliable source for employee reviews--important because availability of info isn't symmetric. # of reviews diminished for employers I've followed. Some now show no reviews, while other data remains. Employers are gaming the system, and job seekers are out of luck.

I had really bad experience with Indeed, they send the job opportunities to inbox as per required, but when you click on the "Apply Now" button the job opportunity shows expired although I apply within 24 hours. Why this happens? Is this technical issue?

Indeed has always been my preferred go to site when looking for jobs and recruiting but their recent update to the platform has been a horrible experience. I'm a specialty recruiter, independent licensed health insurance agents. I was responsible for overseeing our Indeed accounts. Hiring was a breeze before the current update. We were getting hundreds of applicants a day but it dropped to around 10-15 a day regardless of what budget was set.

As a first time user of this service, I followed their suggestions and prompts. I customized information when necessary. My account was disabled and I am disallowed from posting without any information on why or how to fix it. There is literally no option provided to follow up with them. If I worked like that, I would be out of business.

I posted a job through Indeed.com and they kept charging me even though I canceled the job. They have no way to email and no chat feature so you have to call. I am on hold for 20 minutes right now so I'm using my time to let them know how I feel about them.

Indeed is a really good job search website, but they need to add more servers or upgrade infrastructure. It takes a long time to update when I start changing job search inputs like area searched or date of listings.

Like a reviewer from Livonia Michigan, I'm bothered by the emails I receive supposedly from employers who saw my resume. I've responded to these and not even once gotten a reply back. Here's the thing - I've gotten emails from somebody at the same company 3 times. Twice for the same position. If they read my resume, which has my contact info at the top, why don't any of these employers contact me directly even if I didn't apply for their job. Another thing- After I turned off indeed.com notifications, all these emails (I was receiving an average of one a day for a week) came to a screeching halt. Why would employer contacts suddenly come to an end? To me, Indeed.com seems like a scam to me.

I am very disappointed with Indeed. I am a business owner and I was looking for employees. I have received about 15 applications, looked over everyone’s resumes and I have gave many calls to my top picks even including the appliers that I wasn’t interested in. I have even left them voicemails but not even one person responded back. Indeed still charged me $108 even though Indeed didn’t help me about anything. Also wasn’t useful in anyway. I urgently want my money back due to this bad service.

I like Indeed for job postings. The thing I don't like, is there are some employers that will send you an email stating they saw your resume and they think you would be a good fit for their company. But here is the catch, when you respond you are interested and apply for the job, they don't respond back to you. Kind of scary, not sure if that is some sort of scam or phishing to get your info.

In the pursuit of a new job, I used all of the major job search sites such as Monster, LinkedIn, Zip Recruiter, Glassdoor and Indeed. I had no idea what I was getting into until I put my information on Indeed. Right away, I started getting job offers for jobs from companies that said that they saw my resume on Indeed. Cold calls and text at all times of the day. Even on Sunday mornings. They offered ridiculous pay rates such as $98,000 for data entry or remote customer service jobs. Or jobs offering $12.00 an hour for crappy jobs not even related to resume and employment history. Emails, text and cold calls every day. They all had one purpose. That was to get my personal information and social security number.

Companies are out of control and the laws protect their interests. Indeed has enough money to screen companies thoroughly prior to posting a company's ad for their profit. Before someone from Indeed replies to this post, I'm aware you verify companies, but Indeed does not, as most companies, consider the integrity for job seekers and thoroughly background check the companies they advertise.

As a just starting small business posting an ad has become very expensive and not worth the money spent. After a month of service I was charged close to $300 for no people to click on the ad and or the ones that were interested were people that misread the ad. Within the month of service there was only 3 people that were interested and I contacted but again was not helpful to what I had in the Job posting. Starting a business is expensive as is, but with trying to hire people or offer services on Indeed is so expensive that it is not worth the time or money. It can be helpful if you have the money to waste.

I made an account on Indeed to hire Employees for our company, our account was suspended and we were asked to verify the documents, it been over a month now and in spite of sending all the documents, we are not getting any solution to this problem, the quality team of indeed is pathetic, and there is no way to directly talk to them, you can only wait for their email. I would really appreciate if I could talk to someone over the phone and resolve this.

I have had issues with indeed.com as an employer seeking employees. I’ve been billed even though the job duration ad had expired. I set up a job posting for two weeks, and got a few decent possible employees, however, the billing is not correct and there is no one, I repeat no person no phone number to speak with anyone at Indeed. It is not possible. Also they have denied me access to my account and to the job candidates I collected even though I have paid my bill. I should have access to the possible employees I have already paid for. Do not do business with a company that has no way to speak with anyone. I am sure this is done intentionally and I will never use them again, I suggest you think long and hard before you do.

User beware, If demographics don't matter only skill, education, and proven history Indeed shouldn't be asking job seekers if they are LGBTQ, belonging to a certain race, and why does gender/identity matter? How much of a kickback do they receive for outcasting everyone else? Used Indeed for years. Never had a problem, the recent 14 months no one will touch me because I don't belong to their supporting choice of demographic. In fact it's used against me. Indeed responds for the employer with a 24 hour time frame stating I'm not the right choice and moving forward. I've applied for jobs where I am more than qualified, qualified, and meet or exceed the requirements/expectations/education.

This will go down as one of my worst experiences dealing with a "legitimate" company that I've ever experienced. I understand they're trying to fight spam accounts, but there needs to be some logic to how this company operates. I recently created an LLC for a fast-casual takeout window in a fairly small town in Maine. I've done business there before, but my company was formerly under the umbrella of a sister company of a different name.

Business owner here, I needed to hire someone for a position asap and they blocked my account saying they need ONE of the following items for business verification. I sent one of the items requested, and hours later they respond saying they will need another ONE of the documents (which I of course sent) each document clearly shows my business name, location, and address!

This is a terrible company. If you pay enough they tell potential candidates that you do not meet the criteria. I had one person work for me temporarily stating she applied for my job on Indeed and was told she did not meet the criteria. I don't even know how many potential candidates were turned away so they could keep charging me month after month. This site is a scam to get you to keep paying.

As a business, we find Indeed a money grabber. WE do not mind paying 500 CAD monthly but we need to see genuine care. First they have an option that sends people emails that this company (even worse, this person who is the company's manager) is interested in your profile. The matches are often incorrect, so the algorithm does not work for a niche company like ours. No matter what you do when putting the post, and even if you deactivated all options, it still manages to go through. Why? Because clicks create profit and you are mistaken if you think Indeed is cheap.

I am going to make this short. I used Indeed for a couple years until I found out what they do, they don't do any real research on the companies that applicants are going to give their personal information to. So that's why after you have applied to different jobs you start to receive unsolicited emails from telemarketers, because Indeed not only COLLECTS your information and sells it, but they also do not have a policy against telemarketing companies that PRETEND to need to hire you but they only are there to collect your data. If you complain to Indeed they pretend to understand and they act politely but after that they DELETE your account.

I placed an ad for couple of openings with our company. After a few hours I received an e-mail stating that our ability to advertise was banned. In response to my inquiry, Indeed informed me that I violated one of their policies. I have been using the same ad for 4-5 years and It never seemed to be a problem before. Simple correction to an ad would fix the problem, but Indeed decided otherwise. After all, the only good part is it doesn't cost anything to advertise...the results are similar!

Our organization set up a Company Profile on Indeed.com to give our company better visibility to prospective job applicants. We worked very hard to achieve a 5-star rating on the 'Reviews' section of our Company Profile, which has been listed for several years now. Recently, a completely separate organization created an additional Company Profile on Indeed.com and used the exact same name as our Company, but did not include any differentiating info (such as a logo, address, phone#, Tax ID#, etc). This other organization obtained two negative reviews on their profile.

I have been using Indeed for several months now. They do indeed have many jobs listed. However every time I was told that my resume matched a company and they were interested in me I was asked if I was interested and then was asked to leave a message. Well I did this with about 80 companies. I never heard back from anyone. So about an hour ago I got a call from someone who actually responded to something I wrote. Unfortunately what I wrote was something along the lines of, "Is anyone actually out there or is this some sort of automated system that simply looks through resumes and picks titles that automatically send everyone the same message?" So I'm talking to him and I tell him this again and he says, "Yes that is exactly what we do." I explained that this is a ridiculous system and I would rather just not hear back than received tons of fake job offers. I asked him if he understood and he made some sort of noise and then hung up on me.

I was charged over 600USD for the first month, over 700 the second, and third month over 350USD for 1 job post. And this job is still vacant!! For employers, the chance for you to find a decent candidates are extremely low. I'm not sure those applicants are real person or robots since most of them didn't respond to my appointments or messages, why they applied in the first place?? There are a lot of traps when you post jobs in INDEED. You will get unexpected bills from them time to time! What a surprise! They are INDEED DEVILS.

Honestly, month ago I could never imagine that one day (today) I will be writing review for a....Are you ready?... For FREAKING JOB APPLICATION AND SEARCH WEBSITE. If someone told this to me month ago, I definitely would take my time to go and dislike all his pictures he was carefully positing for such a disrespect. I couldn't ever imagine that I'll use job search engine ever again, I literally promised myself never to, when I spent my entire week trying to clean up my email from annoying offers which were completely not my target. But I did, I gave it one more chance and here I am: happy because EMPLOYED, got enough time to spend with reading on this book I had for so long but never opened, and it's all because I wasn't worried that my email will turn into junkyard overnight. If you can relate to my frustration in the past- Indeed is your choice, trust me, I've been thru it all for all of us, and it doesn't worth it.

I was emailed (from the hiring company) a few extra questions about how I would deal with things in certain situations. After I answered them, and was then asked to do a video interview. I signed in almost 15 minutes ahead of time, and waited patiently for the company to sign in. The app not only did not let me connect saying "This is not open to you," but did not let them know I was signed in and trying to connect. After contacting Indeed, I was just pushed to the back of the line, and labeled a "No Show" and no other interview is needed. (Never going this direction again, as I lost a $50k yr job opportunity!)

This job site always has plenty of jobs in different industries to choose from. The site is easy to navigate and has a filter for certain aspects of the job. If you are just browsing, you are able to save job postings to come back to at a leather time. You are also able to upload, or manually type in your resume, for easy applying for jobs.

Indeed is very helpful when searching for a job. I have found 2 jobs thru indeed. And I am contacted frequently by employers who have reviewed my indeed resume. Indeed also offers helpful tools in job searching and strengthen your resume

Indeed.com is one of the best with the latest jobs and making it easy to access what you're looking for by uploading your resume and being specific of what you're looking for. Employers contact you by emails or texts.

Indeed is like no other job searching website. I like indeed because it is very easy to navigate especially if you are not computer savvy. They also usually always have a salary range for which job that you are applying for.

If you do awful on an assessment, you are stuck with it for 6 months. Let's say you are foolish and take an assessment in your number one area when you are very tired. You score below average and you want to retake it, but you can't. This is what happened to me. I have been sending the bad assessment with my resume and no one is responding. After taking the assessment, I received a message from Indeed, saying that I should look for another area of interest. Then I saw my score. I am not happy. I cannot use Indeed.

Indeed has an excellent resume building platform online, which streamlines application. Indeed also tailors job searches to search and has online skills and qualifications questions to be sure whether applicants are qualified. They even let you choose work locations geographically. I love that!

I went through a 30+ minute job assessment. I was eager to see my results. NOWHERE on my profile can I access my assessment results even though they state at the end of your testing, and I quote, "We sent your results. EASILY VIEW and share all of your assessment results with employers from your profile". Very frustrating. Do not trust them - they love to hoard data. Not using Indeed ever again. Thank GOD they only have my email address, I didn't fill out an entire profile nonsense.

Used Indeed to find employment and landed a position with benefits, pto, and discounts. I would recommend Indeed to anyone looking to quickly find a job. The automated services even matches you with positions that are new and/or ones you did not know of yet.

Indeed's job alerts system using filters is brilliant. I have had 70-80% accuracy in the job postings E-mailed to me, far higher than other boards that are practically spam. The "trick" to success on Indeed is utilizing the filter system.

I tried several times to post a balanced review of my current employer. Indeed rejected ANYTHING that was not 100% positive. Don't expect the truth from this site: Indeed is only looking for good news, probably because they need money from the companies that post jobs. Actual people, like employees who know what goes on in the day-to-day life of the company, don't count for anything,

I have been a professional worker for many years. I am well educated with many years of experience in 3 disciplines. Indeed was once the easiest and quickest way to search for and apply for jobs, but there seems to have been changes with the site in 2021. Before the pandemic, whenever I got an interview, 9 times out of 10, I got the job. Now all of a sudden, after a dozen interview, no call back, nothing. A few employers have mentioned that there was something wrong with my profile, but would not be more specific. I went from being a rock star job hunter to nobody, with no job prospects in spite of all the media attention about worker shortages.

They billed me double. First 1200 then the next day 1400. For god's sake I did not get billed anymore. I tried to call them about it and no answer. People do you think that is a fair price the charge me for a 15$ a hour job. I do not think so.

I needed to post a job so I set up an account on Indeed. I posted the job and then they took it down. After many attempts to re-post, try another account and anything else I could think of, I finally got a response to my request to appeal their decision. A rep contacted me and I did everything they said: sent them the documentation they requested and reposted the job. They took it down again. I opened an account at Zip Recruiter. Job was posted in 2 minutes with no issues or problems. Lesson learned!

Update on 12/14/2021: I wonder why Indeed respond to these reviews. They are responding to the reviews by copy pasting their responses. It is my experience that I am sharing in here. I can't click resolve as the request for appeal process can be done while the posting is active too. These corporates learning the way to cover and hoping to get applauded for their fancy appeal process.

Indeed disabled my account for no reason. Our company has used this indeed account for almost 3 years and recently we paid at least $3000 this year on indeed but out of sudden Indeed disabled our account after we posted a new role and received 100+ applicants. Indeed not only disabled our business account but also sent emails to my applicants saying our company is a scam. I've been recruiting for our company for years and have NEVER encountered anything like this! I appealed the decision 4 times and called them 6 times and there is no reason, no resolution and not even an apology! Meanwhile, I sent our company's paperwork to Indeed to prove that we are a LEGITIMATE business. The appeal process is such a ** and the result of appeal is always a denial as "indeed's final decision".

In one job that I applied for, they had the incorrect salary listed! I discovered this after going to the interview and the employer stated they don't pay that much. Many times, on their site, they don't have the right job description with the right job! It seems as if the site is becoming quite unreliable in terms of applying for jobs.

Hidden billing - the company runs concurrent billing even after you pause postings. They state it's "an error", promise to refund but need a "new credit card" of yours to perform this refund. Poor Customer service.

While I'm glad that such a thing exists, applying for the jobs themselves is a real project. I'm often unable to complete what these companies ask for and Indeed needs to understand that a lot fizzle before completion, things just don't work and it's not the applicant's fault. I tried to narrow my search and specify the type of job I need, but many of the referrals that come aren't pertinent anyway. Also, what good are jobs that aren't located where they you need to be? Seems like those need to be filtered out before you receive the waste of time referrals.

I've used Indeed numerous times. Not by choice, but necessity. Same experience each and every time. Spent SUBSTANTIAL amounts on ads. Each time, little to NO qualified candidates. In the rare instance we receive a qualified candidate, they almost never show for the interview as they do not want the job to begin with, just fulfilling their Unemployment requirements. Some have even admitted to this. We ALWAYS receive countless applications from unqualified applicant for the same reason. We have followed all recommendations from Indeed to cut down on this extreme amount of wasted time. No change. Indeed will not discount the charges and state they cannot control these issues. This is an incredibly false statement. They could easily tweak their program to cut down on this additional hardship and they do not for obvious reasons, in order to take your hard earned money making current issues even worse. BE CAREFUL!

I applied many jobs on Indeed. In the last 2 weeks there were 4 job scams. My personal info was exposed. Indeed doesn't review the jobs before posting. STAY AWAY from them. They are just as big a scam ** the job.

I started my company a month back. I shopped around for job postings. Dice minimum charges are around 2500$ For 3 months, LinkedIn $12000 for an year and yes Indeed is free for posting your jobs. Yes I felt very happy. I created employer account and I posted one job. I received 31 applicants in 2 days. While creating job posting, why indeed needs to ask for budget when you have a choice “no budget ”in drop down. After 2 days, I was charged $81 to pay by next month. I called billing department. She gave me her manager email I’d to contact him. No one replied back.

I got charged $338 for applicants I never even reviewed after it said I would only get charged for the applicants that I reviewed which was a whole total of 3!!! It was supposed to be $13 per applicant! Rip off company .... Watch your account when using them!

This is the second time I have used Indeed and will NEVER use them again. Charged $2000.00 in one month for 4 applicants. I hesitated after using Indeed prior to this experience and was charged way too much for the service. I relented and gave them a second chance to fill positions at our small restaurant. When I received my $2000 bill for the month I asked our hiring manager how many application we received. 4 applications. $500 per application. This is ridiculous. Use a different service if at all possible...beware. I also firmly believe the charges are misleading and intentionally confusing.

Don't put all your trust in Indeed. I did, and it did not go well. After weeks of going through the supposed hiring process, things started to get weird and that's when I verified it was a fake job posting. I not only lost time, but also money. Money I didn't have, because I was looking for a job. It makes me wonder, how many of the other job postings I applied for, were actually true. To anyone who is reading this, just be careful, I don't wish this to anyone.

Indeed has created this new "virtual recruiter" system with the sponsored applies option. The deliberately made it hard to understand, they deliberately made it difficult to navigate. They say they won't charge you for unqualified applies but NO ONE THEY SENT ME QUALIFIED and I was charged $560.00. I have used Indeed for years on and off but after this I'm not ever using them again because that is a ridiculous amount to be charged when they aren't actually sending me anybody.

Not only was being on Indeed a waste of my time, I tried to post an honest review about one of the places I worked at, and they didn’t allow it. I don’t understand why my review wasn’t allowed. I was honest and very detailed. I’m looking forward to finding other websites to apply for a job, or just contacting the company or companies themselves. Getting censored corny explained reasons is what made me delete my account for good, and I will never come back.

Beware! BLACKLISTED SCAM COMPANY! SCAM Company and non-existent company. Software automatically withdraws money and then disables the account. Further, there is no customer care to file a complaint. They have created some pseudo-appeal web form that automatically denies and fails to refund the money. Our companies filed a complaint with our banks and our banks have blacklisted this company. Even google and other media show results for many other users who had to endure similar experience. It seems like they try to skim money from individuals, companies and parties who are less likely to file a lawsuit.

Indeed sent me coupon/brochure, so I used it to advertise, I have a very small business. Both the brochure the company sent me and the verbiage on their site assures the buyer that your company will not be charged for unqualified candidates. The ad was placed around June 16th, 2021 my budget ceiling was $800. I directly stated in my job ad that I needed a candidate who was local/located in NH, that they need to have a specific license and a specific certification, and I made those 'deal breakers', that this was not a remote job ( though it had the capability to be partially remote at times).

I have a program bug in my indeed account saying I have a degree, I do not nor does my account or resume say this, This makes employers think I am lying. I sent three urgent requests though their help system and they have NEVER responded (app says 24 hours) you would think this is an important issue,.. So very disappointing they can't even respond to such an urgent matter.

An employee who provided false ID and violated several issues of the employee handbook was confronted with a written write-up. The employee immediately quit. The employee had been at the firm less than 2 weeks. In revenge, the employee, who lost his wrongful termination lawsuit, went to Indeed and blasted my company with 1 star reviews, false questions and other misleading information and then opened a competitor firm.

Do not use Indeed to hire - nor look for any job. The company promoted "Free Job Post," then they disable your account, keep asking for "Sensitive" documents to prove you are a business owner. Question is why do I have to provide any sort of document while my credit card, email, and phone number has already been verified. So do not use indeed to hire for any job. Do not look to hire anyone from indeed. Unfortunately without the proper documentation associated with a legitimate business, you will no longer be able to post on Indeed. We will need the specific documentation we requested in order for the review to move forward on the account. To protect our job seekers, we reserve the right to review accounts at any time and if we find that there is no verifiable information, reserve the right to disable them.

After creating an account I attempted to claim my company page (of which there were 3). The process was not intuitive and frustrating to navigate. After a day of emails and finally getting the company email labeled as the admin, I was still unable to customize the company page. Another three days of email communication were wasted trying to get it fixed before I gave up. At least I was able to post jobs, or so I thought. After posting one job that got only a few hits we attempted to post a second. Upon submitting the second job posting the entire account got shut down and all postings removed because the job post did not meet their "quality standards."