IndeedReviews 978

The site is tricky to navigate and isn't laid out very well.
Also, almost every candidate had the same CV layout and after speaking to some candidates it was obvious that they weren't aware that the website sent the information in this way. To employers this takes away the personal touch that you would normally get from the individual's CV and it also missed off some relevant information.

We´ve created three accounts on Indeed- the second one since our first account got got disabled with no clue as to why. All three times our companies accounts have been disabled without a Word - or even worse, from a customer service Point of view, a response to our inquiry - from indeed. I was recommended from a partner to use this website for recruiting - as it supposedly was worth the higher cost - but since I can´t even get information on basic things, I´m glad I never got as far as to pay for their services. Our companies will stick to Ziprecruiter. And Indeed, you definitely need to take a close look at your customer service department. Something´s wrong with the leadership there.

After being both a paid and free customer for many years im still disapointed and frustrated with their 'Customer Service' the PPC business model does not work for us as a business, where as free posting always has. We have had posting revoked previously and tried to force into pay per click. We managed to get our posting back at some complaining and rightly so as we had had no warning or advice on posting. But yet again this has happened without warning and now sales are telling us 'Free postings been revoked forever', yet your quite happy to take our money and set up pay per click. Customer service isnt customer service, its a sales team that want to sell you something whether or not its suitable for your business and have no interest in the customers thoughts or feelings on the matter. Disapointed yet again Indeed.

If you are a employer, BEWARE! I set a daily limit of $15 per day for my ad, but was charged as much as $35 per day ($142 total), only got 3 candidates, none of which where nearly qualified. TOTAL WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY! I ran the same ad on Craigslist, and got multiple qualified applicants. Thought INDEED would produce better results, disappointed and will never use them again.
UPDATE! Indeed contacted me and we right away, and they were very helpful, and we reached a settlement that I am Happy with!

Our company a first time Indeed user. Everything was going well, we received a lot of response from our posting. Right up until Indeed linked a company page to our job posting. I did not request the company page, they did it on their own. Problem is, they linked a company with our same name but from another state. Evidently this company did not treat its employees well and had terrible reviews. I have already lost 3 potential interviewees thanks to the page because applicants look at the large print, but not the small city and state given. Indeed should check their information for each company before linking pages together, Also, Indeed should check to see that companies who post jobs are even interested in having the additional page.

I posted ads for free on their site and they disabled my account because I don't have a corporate e-mail. So I made a corporate e-mail and spent some good money to do so. I did everything that was asked and they disabled my account because my ads were free. I called and asked why my account was disabled and they had no valid reason. They called me an MLM company (which my company is not as I told them) and when I explained that I wasn't, they told me they disabled my account to "protect my business". Completely discriminated against me because I'm not a huge organization paying them big money for job postings.

Today I was contacted by a job called IBI Group Inc. They are trying to give me an "online interview" which I have never heard of but I gave my name and things like that but once she asked if I had a bank account I told her I had just recently closed it due to me being out of work for 2months now. She told me to go and open it back up then contact her back I asked her if she was going to need my information (which I was not going to give) but she said no just so I can receive direct deposit. I have a prepaid card that can do direct deposit which I told her but she said I could not use. Is this a scam, Indeed can you please tell me about this job.

I posted bunch of free ads. The job status shows open, and it shows publicly viewable, but when i search on indeed, it doesn't show up. When contacted, they didn't have a good answer, except their so called 1800's quality team won't allow me to post my ads, for no valid reason. They said i can only post paid jobs, which i agreed to, because everyday the jobs are delayed i will be losing an opportunity. Even the paid jobs don't show in the search. They are scam artistic who employ different rule for different companies. They have allowed so many other companies to post free jobs on their site, and many of them use fake company names, but they put so much restriction on valid legal companies. I provided all the documentation they asked for, still waiting...

Received a text message wanting an interview on yahoo messenger, the company was" Lipa Pharmaceuticals" for strictly on line job, she got my information through indeed and everything was fake, i did research and for some reason i did not believe it. Text the company a very ugly message. I though indeed was a good site for people that really need to work to survive and be good citizens, I really believe in indeed because i found my previous job in indeed site,,,,,,

Unlike most other commercial job boards, this site is redundant, basically worthless. Upon 'uploading' a resume, it allows to 'Review' your upload, but then opens a detailed page that requires a repeat of all your information, with added fields to include your skills, technical expertise, etc. Basically what you already have listed on your resume. Just ridiculous. And though I never signed up or requested any job blasts, I receive loads of them in my email. Most of which are irrelevant. Absolute garbage. There are far better job boards like Monster, Careerbuilder, and of course, the jackpot: LinkedIn.

As a company do not use indeed to advertise a job. I was billed over £400 after receiving numerous contacts from applicants who were in no way qualified or suitable for the position. After raising the matter with the indeed their answer was... their site is not monitored... poor respond! A poor disgraceful service.". Avoid using this site! I've never felt so annoyed about such a despicable service and I am clearly not alone. Looking at other reviews so many other employers have experienced a similar service and felt mis led with the billing practise.