Indeed

We were able to choose from a large pool of available candidates. Overall we had a positive experience using Indeed. There was some issue with candidates from too far away or with job skills that did not match what we were looking for, but for the most part all went well.

As a recruiter I do not have many negative things to say about Indeed.com. If you take the time to understand how the site works, it can be a huge asset. I also have a Monster.com account, which after using Indeed.com for over 3-4 months now, I will be deleting my Monster account. I love that I can set limits and amounts for my postings, I control how mush I spend, not the website.
Indeed.com is my top site and I have recruited excellent talent because of them. Do not listen to the badgers out there, if they had over charges it was because they themselves did not take the time to research Indeed.com and therefore got charged more than expected.
Love this website!

Hi, I have no idea why my account has been disabled. I had been using it very well for some days but without any apparent reasons or issues, it just got disabled and what I can see is only dashboard asking for sponsorship. I need to fix this immediately. Any help?

Indeed disabled my account like everyone else on this thread with zero explanation. I appealed and they denied with zero explanation again. I am not impressed at all. I was in the middle of trying to hire 2 positions for a client located in the US. If you're going to disable an account at least have the decency to tell me why. And I'd love to have direct contact from a human.

Over the past couple of months it has been a struggle going back and forth with indeed. They keep disabling our business account in less than 24 hours. I have followed the same process for long as I have been making use of Indeed, I need answers, there is no response it has been a waiting game. It is so disappointing considering we have been making use of their site for years. Why is my account being disabled every single time. I have appealed so many times but nothing.

I've used Indeed to search for jobs. They have a great many openings posted, but I personally found a lot of them in my field to be people trying to mislead you into thinking that it's a bigger/better job than it actually is - I know that from being very connected to players in the industry here. I suppose that eventually you could find a job here, but it seems that the really good jobs are not advertised. I sure haven't seen them. Maybe good for temp or seasonal jobs, but they don't seem to be openings that I can't find when I search other common job sites.

None of the jobs I've applied for never come thru. They always show postings that are 30+ days old. They bombard your email with positions that are mediocre to say the least. Worst job board ever, maybe even craigslist for your area is better

Indeed disables accounts without any reason. I have a small business that is verified with Glassdoor and I was trying to hire more employees. However, Indeed disabled my account randomly and I called 3 times and no one was able to help/

It's an okay site. It can be confusing at times because it seems so much is going on with this site. They may send you to another site to apply for a job. One time, the site sent me to CareerBuilder. I was shocked.

I am truly disappointed from an Employer standpoint of their process. I religiously make comments on applicants that are never reviewed or ignored by Indeed. Employers are paying the bills, yet Indeed continues to allow applicants over and over again apply to my Agency after being rejected costing me $$ every time! I have spoken to my rep on numerous occasions and have asked them to either police my comments/feedback as the Employer or even charge 50 cents for each applicant to apply which I would hope would make the applicants more mindful of what jobs they are applying to. I am ignored. I spend in excess of $1,000 per month and continue to see the same applicants that no call/no showed to interviews, were rejected due to lack of experience, etc. I continue to pay for these over and over again!

If you want to UNSUBSCRIBE from this irritating padding of a site then be prepared to give it a little time. Goodwill is nonexistent in a relationship that demands your attention and your inbox space long after you require their services. Indeed.co.uk do not allow you to unsubscribe from emails and to delete an account takes the patience of NOT ME. After many many many fruitless avenues on the site I finally got the message 'Hey dummy! We ain't letting you do that.'" So I created a rule in my email client (hotmail) to delete their mail

Indeed.com is a scam. They set up an account to post positions with a "limit" for number of clicks (supposedly people who respond) If you have any issue, you can't get anyone on the phone or to respond to an email. As an employer who intends to hire several positions over the next few months -rest assured I will NOT utilize Indeed.com

Indeed stores your information indefinitely. It is providing to employers your job search history, linking your name and alt email addresses as well. If you are an active job seeker always seeking better opportunities and/or growth do not register with indeed.com. Your continuance of opportunity is constantly being forwarded to potential employers creating an irrelevant view on your job history and searches.

I fell for the $50 free offer, and ended up spending $150 for absolutely nothing but wasted time. I advertised for specific experience and qualifications. In return they sent 20-30 listings - NOT ONE had the experience I'd advertised for (landscaping). Mostly they sent clerical, medical, a few mechanics - apparently, anything they could glean off the web. The nicest thing I can say about Indeed is "buyer beware."

The setup for Indeed job posting was simple and straightforward. However, Most of the applicants we received did not have the basic required experience and qualifications. Indeed could be a better tool if there were better screening/filtering mechanism in place.

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.

This site seems to be nothing but a data mining site that likely sell your information. I never received any replies to any jobs I applied for and I am very qualified and have a good resume. The jobs are either old or bogus. The only replies I ever got were from jobs found through other sources. My advice is to not waste your time in Indeed.com or indeed.ca

Indeed is an American worldwide employment-related search engine for job listings launched in November 2004. It is a subsidiary of Japan's Recruit Co. Ltd. And is co-headquartered in Austin, Texas and Stamford, Connecticut with additional offices around the world.

I am the owner of my new small recruitment firm. Just posted 2 jobs and my account and account got disabled. I Appeal to the indeed to activate my account, in reply indeed ask the documents for verification purpose. The document were sent but still got a revert as Your account currently is not accruing costs, and this is a final decision. No further action is required on your part. No additional details regarding this decision will be provided. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

I am ready to pay if they activate my account.
I never no if we post free job ads more than 1, then account will be disabled.

I'm a small business recruting firm and I post jobs for well known companies. Indeed took my fees and I had an employer account for a. Month. As I continued on, I received an email that I violated the rules etc. See screenshot. I even sent in my business license and I still won't get a clear feedback. I would like to be active or at least refund my money that I spent over $600

I look for jobs in Indeed.com but Indeed sends you jobs I don't qualify for and jobs out of state with little pay. If I live in NJ, why will you post jobs in Pennsylvania especially with low pay. Do you know tolls aren't free and the traffic commuting back and forth is terrible. We should have the opportunity to choose state I want to work for as my options. I think Indeed sends any job so it can show they send something. Indeed needs to fix this. Oh by the way, I don't need jobs 1 an hour and a half away if I specified a 25 mile radius.

This is a follow-up to my original review. Eventually, we were able to contact Indeed staff to discuss the issue. We ended up talking to 3 indeed staff members and all 3 gave us different reasons why the account was suspended. One of the reasons that they gave us was that we were not a legitimate business even though we have been in business for 38 years. We provided them with our Corporate Certificate and our PEO registration but were still unsuccessful in getting our suspension lifted. If we had done something wrong and were told exactly what that was we would have quickly made the necessary changes.

We eventually gave up and were successful in hiring staff using ZipRecruiter.

Like many reviewers we were well into the process of recruiting for a new corporate accountant when we received notice that our job posting was taken down and our account disabled. Job description was written clearly, candidates were appropriately qualified, had many initial interviews using the indeed conference app. And without warning or explanation our account is disabled. This is insane.