In other words, has the job been on the site for X weeks, months and... is it "real".
I've been there a year, and I'm fairly happy...ish. I was ultimately fired a few years later. Tempted to not show up. If you are not getting the results you want, expand your search (different keywords, job titles, wider area, etc.).
Secondly, there is no way to verify the job aging. The only ones who contact me seem to be the scammers. I followed an Indeed posting went for an interview, the last thing they said before I left was "I was more than qualified", they told me if I had any other questions to contact them.
I think it’s the most likely reason.
It was a craigslist post.
Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Around 150 applications filled and only one interview.
But, I applied to around 70 positions from Sacramento, to SF, to San Diego. Im going into my third month of being unemployed and its getting maddening taking all this time to fill out applications for nothing. I decided to look at my settings for some reason and my stomach dropped when I saw my resume was public. As a recruiter, these job boards are my most used tools. What I have is an exciting opportunity for you at a company with a culture so unique it has its own clothing line consisting of scarves, beanies, and plaid shirts. I found my recruiter through LinkedIn. I have been applying like crazy and have not had any luck... not even an interview!
I get off the call and notice an email from linkedin that I recieved 3 minutes into that call saying that the guy had eliminated me from the candidates he was considering. Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to connect with you on the Indeed Community. That said, I believe people should move on to something better if they are not happy. Monster just gives me scammers or jobs too far away. Don't try Linkedin, either. r/Jobs is not for job listings. No, I don't go any kind call or massage from Indeed. But instead, get random emails from indeed about opportunities that I would like to apply that has nothing to do with my profession.
While this work has been deeply rewarding, we have decided to say goodbye to the Indeed Community so we can focus on other areas of the business that bring us closer to our mission of helping people get jobs. I have only had 2 interviews of which I was told that there were second and third rounds to these interview processes. Here are several steps you can take to find the help you need when leaving a job. In the meantime, we encourage you to visit the Indeed Career Guide for advice and resources to help you achieve your career goals. I thought it didn't work at first, but it was because I was only submitting 2 job applications per month until a friend of mine recommended I need to submit more in order for a higher success. So my conclusion is that Indeed system is broken and they don't care to fix it due to the fact that they get paid to upload the job reguardless if we get them or not.
From Monster, I have never gotten anything remotely useful, but I do get about three emails per week for totally unrelated jobs in a totally faraway location from recruiters who say they saw my resume on Monster. Thanks!
So I think this is my third week of being employed at the crappy job (part of it my fault because I am so picky and if I don't like something during the interviewing process or just changed my mind about interviewing with the company - which is how I ended with this crappy job).
I didn't like how she kept asking if I was referred when she interviewed me via the web, how she was seeing us through camera at the in person interview with the manager but she didn't give me a heads up in the email interview confirmation, how he lacked personality.
I have never had such a hard time getting to an interview before I started trying out job sites like Indeed. It’s not easy to keep putting yourself out there, only to then hear nothing back.
Something is better than nothing, but how is a single person supposed to live on $1,000 a month? It has an amazing vacation policy and all the engineers regularly have nerf gun fights (just don't shoot the CEO, he's got very good aim and will get you back).
I’m pretty happy with the site and have had a handful of interviews. It was a strange interview because he let me do 95% of the talking in response to a few open ended questions. ...okay I lied the last one never happened. I recently got laid off from the casino so I was looking anywhere and I even thought about part time and it came up eventually in the part time and I have been to this place numerous times and I love kids so I was like why not give it a shot. Long commute, spending $70+ a day in Lyft rides because I loaned my brother my car who had just gotten a job and his car was totaled - drunk driver hit his parked car...so I still have no money due to the Lyft expense which I've kept a secret from my brother - told him I was unemployed so sure take the car hahaha). Definitely keep applying! Yes, most jobs I see advertised are part time, minimum wage.
I hate to tell you to try old school instead but Craigslist was way more responsive (of 15 Craigslist ads applied to in 1.5 weeks, I got a solid San Diego job offer last week). While the site looks appealing because it has so many jobs, I am coming to terms that most of the jobs on this site are already filled and I am wasting my time. First of all, I have never heard of such! And most jobs offer pocket change which is a joke!
That is very rude. I have never gotten anything whatsoever from Indeed. I forgot to mention...I interrogated on Friday and was hired on the spot and two hours later I was told I passed the background check and to start on Monday, like tomorrow.
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I have submitted so many resumes from this company s website like for over 7 months but did not get any response its just waste of time to search job on this website and I never get called for the interview so I would not recommend anyone to use this website for searching the job. lol. I think you have see Indeed as just one of the ways you search for jobs. In my area the only jobs on Indeed are either medical fields,or $8-10/hour jobs. I'm wrapping up 3rd round interviews from two potential employers this next week. Me too, I use indeed actively since December, I never had any replies. I have also been told my resume is very good or that it stood out but still no job and I've applied to well over 300 jobs.
I graduate in May and was applying through linkedIn and Indeed and never once got an email back. Other times it is because we don't know the effect. I'm sorry Eva. Same here, all the jobs I have landed in the past 10 years were through LinkedIn in the IT field (Full time and consulting). Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations, visit the "Personal Information" section of your profile, COVID-19 and Your Job: Tips and Actions to Consider, COVID-19: Unemployment and Job Loss Support. The majority of us are working but looking for something better and we simply do not have 5 hours plus 15 days of sick leave to endure your insane hiring process.
Create a new resume or upload an existing one.
I been in the IT sector for over 20 years and went through some of the challenges you're facing. Your right indeed is a waste of time.
My internship led to a real job offer, so it can work out!
So if you are using only Indeed, I don't think you're going to get very far.
I signed up for indeed after graduating and have been using it for about 2 months now. I spent around three hours chatting with recruiters but only heard back from 2-3 with any actual job offerings. Funny story. This went on maybe 3 times and I just gave up.
If I, as an employer lists a job for a legal secretary, the candidates that apply are cashiers, pharmacy technicians, store managers, payroll clerks, every and anyone who does not have the relevant experience. Change your budget, or cancel your Sponsored Job anytime. Your still young at 32 until you are 40 you cannot say your old. Yeah, I've encountered recruiters too.
nope, I have been getting frustrated seeing the jobs I applied for remain open as if taunting.
I've heard people say it's better to go directly to the company's website, but I wanted to know if anyone has actually been successful with indeed. Another huge issue you are facing is the job outlook in your current area. You may also want to contact social services and see if they can help you in some way. I hope you went to those other interviews maybe you can get something better while you do that.
He asked me to email some code samples to him that he could send to his tech guy. I then immediately remembered my boss calling me over to talk and he had Indeed pulled up on his monitor easy to notice.
Let me preface this by saying my heart genuinely goes out to all of you. It has helped me get my first job. Easily apply to jobs with an Indeed Resume. Not sure if my experience is typical or not. Easily apply to jobs with an Indeed Resume
I am 29 yrs old and I’ve been looking for work for over a year now. I took a job at a local Home Depot through Indeed, to find that they have a high turnover for good reason. The state and metro area that has the highest concentration of these jobs are the San Francisco bay area otherwise known as silicon valley.
In other words, has the job been on the site for X weeks, months and... is it "real".
I've been there a year, and I'm fairly happy...ish. I was ultimately fired a few years later. Tempted to not show up. If you are not getting the results you want, expand your search (different keywords, job titles, wider area, etc.).
Secondly, there is no way to verify the job aging. The only ones who contact me seem to be the scammers. I followed an Indeed posting went for an interview, the last thing they said before I left was "I was more than qualified", they told me if I had any other questions to contact them.
I think it’s the most likely reason.
It was a craigslist post.
Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Around 150 applications filled and only one interview.
But, I applied to around 70 positions from Sacramento, to SF, to San Diego. Im going into my third month of being unemployed and its getting maddening taking all this time to fill out applications for nothing. I decided to look at my settings for some reason and my stomach dropped when I saw my resume was public. As a recruiter, these job boards are my most used tools. What I have is an exciting opportunity for you at a company with a culture so unique it has its own clothing line consisting of scarves, beanies, and plaid shirts. I found my recruiter through LinkedIn. I have been applying like crazy and have not had any luck... not even an interview!
I get off the call and notice an email from linkedin that I recieved 3 minutes into that call saying that the guy had eliminated me from the candidates he was considering. Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to connect with you on the Indeed Community. That said, I believe people should move on to something better if they are not happy. Monster just gives me scammers or jobs too far away. Don't try Linkedin, either. r/Jobs is not for job listings. No, I don't go any kind call or massage from Indeed. But instead, get random emails from indeed about opportunities that I would like to apply that has nothing to do with my profession.
While this work has been deeply rewarding, we have decided to say goodbye to the Indeed Community so we can focus on other areas of the business that bring us closer to our mission of helping people get jobs. I have only had 2 interviews of which I was told that there were second and third rounds to these interview processes. Here are several steps you can take to find the help you need when leaving a job. In the meantime, we encourage you to visit the Indeed Career Guide for advice and resources to help you achieve your career goals. I thought it didn't work at first, but it was because I was only submitting 2 job applications per month until a friend of mine recommended I need to submit more in order for a higher success. So my conclusion is that Indeed system is broken and they don't care to fix it due to the fact that they get paid to upload the job reguardless if we get them or not.
From Monster, I have never gotten anything remotely useful, but I do get about three emails per week for totally unrelated jobs in a totally faraway location from recruiters who say they saw my resume on Monster. Thanks!
So I think this is my third week of being employed at the crappy job (part of it my fault because I am so picky and if I don't like something during the interviewing process or just changed my mind about interviewing with the company - which is how I ended with this crappy job).
I didn't like how she kept asking if I was referred when she interviewed me via the web, how she was seeing us through camera at the in person interview with the manager but she didn't give me a heads up in the email interview confirmation, how he lacked personality.
I have never had such a hard time getting to an interview before I started trying out job sites like Indeed. It’s not easy to keep putting yourself out there, only to then hear nothing back.
Something is better than nothing, but how is a single person supposed to live on $1,000 a month? It has an amazing vacation policy and all the engineers regularly have nerf gun fights (just don't shoot the CEO, he's got very good aim and will get you back).
I’m pretty happy with the site and have had a handful of interviews. It was a strange interview because he let me do 95% of the talking in response to a few open ended questions. ...okay I lied the last one never happened. I recently got laid off from the casino so I was looking anywhere and I even thought about part time and it came up eventually in the part time and I have been to this place numerous times and I love kids so I was like why not give it a shot. Long commute, spending $70+ a day in Lyft rides because I loaned my brother my car who had just gotten a job and his car was totaled - drunk driver hit his parked car...so I still have no money due to the Lyft expense which I've kept a secret from my brother - told him I was unemployed so sure take the car hahaha). Definitely keep applying! Yes, most jobs I see advertised are part time, minimum wage.
I hate to tell you to try old school instead but Craigslist was way more responsive (of 15 Craigslist ads applied to in 1.5 weeks, I got a solid San Diego job offer last week). While the site looks appealing because it has so many jobs, I am coming to terms that most of the jobs on this site are already filled and I am wasting my time. First of all, I have never heard of such! And most jobs offer pocket change which is a joke!
That is very rude. I have never gotten anything whatsoever from Indeed. I forgot to mention...I interrogated on Friday and was hired on the spot and two hours later I was told I passed the background check and to start on Monday, like tomorrow.
Thank you for asking your question, " Has anyone found a job through Indeed?" The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed.
I have submitted so many resumes from this company s website like for over 7 months but did not get any response its just waste of time to search job on this website and I never get called for the interview so I would not recommend anyone to use this website for searching the job. lol. I think you have see Indeed as just one of the ways you search for jobs. In my area the only jobs on Indeed are either medical fields,or $8-10/hour jobs. I'm wrapping up 3rd round interviews from two potential employers this next week. Me too, I use indeed actively since December, I never had any replies. I have also been told my resume is very good or that it stood out but still no job and I've applied to well over 300 jobs.
I graduate in May and was applying through linkedIn and Indeed and never once got an email back. Other times it is because we don't know the effect. I'm sorry Eva. Same here, all the jobs I have landed in the past 10 years were through LinkedIn in the IT field (Full time and consulting). Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations, visit the "Personal Information" section of your profile, COVID-19 and Your Job: Tips and Actions to Consider, COVID-19: Unemployment and Job Loss Support. The majority of us are working but looking for something better and we simply do not have 5 hours plus 15 days of sick leave to endure your insane hiring process.
Create a new resume or upload an existing one.
I been in the IT sector for over 20 years and went through some of the challenges you're facing. Your right indeed is a waste of time.
My internship led to a real job offer, so it can work out!
So if you are using only Indeed, I don't think you're going to get very far.
I signed up for indeed after graduating and have been using it for about 2 months now. I spent around three hours chatting with recruiters but only heard back from 2-3 with any actual job offerings. Funny story. This went on maybe 3 times and I just gave up.
If I, as an employer lists a job for a legal secretary, the candidates that apply are cashiers, pharmacy technicians, store managers, payroll clerks, every and anyone who does not have the relevant experience. Change your budget, or cancel your Sponsored Job anytime. Your still young at 32 until you are 40 you cannot say your old. Yeah, I've encountered recruiters too.
nope, I have been getting frustrated seeing the jobs I applied for remain open as if taunting.
I've heard people say it's better to go directly to the company's website, but I wanted to know if anyone has actually been successful with indeed. Another huge issue you are facing is the job outlook in your current area. You may also want to contact social services and see if they can help you in some way. I hope you went to those other interviews maybe you can get something better while you do that.
He asked me to email some code samples to him that he could send to his tech guy. I then immediately remembered my boss calling me over to talk and he had Indeed pulled up on his monitor easy to notice.
Let me preface this by saying my heart genuinely goes out to all of you. It has helped me get my first job. Easily apply to jobs with an Indeed Resume. Not sure if my experience is typical or not. Easily apply to jobs with an Indeed Resume
I am 29 yrs old and I’ve been looking for work for over a year now. I took a job at a local Home Depot through Indeed, to find that they have a high turnover for good reason. The state and metro area that has the highest concentration of these jobs are the San Francisco bay area otherwise known as silicon valley.
Ranging from general entry-level customer service office work to my current position in IT.
It’s taken me 7 years to find something different. Every job I've had for the last 6-8 years has been found via LinkedIn. I have used indeed since 2012 whenever I was looking for a better job. Dear concerned IT Tech. How Indeed pricing works. The Indeed Community will enter “read only” mode beginning on Oct. 31, 2020.
Do you have any family or friends who can take you in while you try to get on your feet?
This is becoming a bit much and disheartening!
I got a few offers out of those.
To download your data from the Indeed Community, please visit the "Personal Information" section of your profile before Dec. 1, 2020. 65 applications and 7 months later I have received ZERO interviews. Pay only when people click on your Sponsored Jobs up to the amount you set for your budget. Same. We're on the phone for 30 minutes.
In other words, has the job been on the site for X weeks, months and... is it "real".
I've been there a year, and I'm fairly happy...ish. I was ultimately fired a few years later. Tempted to not show up. If you are not getting the results you want, expand your search (different keywords, job titles, wider area, etc.).
Secondly, there is no way to verify the job aging. The only ones who contact me seem to be the scammers. I followed an Indeed posting went for an interview, the last thing they said before I left was "I was more than qualified", they told me if I had any other questions to contact them.
I think it’s the most likely reason.
It was a craigslist post.
Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Around 150 applications filled and only one interview.
But, I applied to around 70 positions from Sacramento, to SF, to San Diego. Im going into my third month of being unemployed and its getting maddening taking all this time to fill out applications for nothing. I decided to look at my settings for some reason and my stomach dropped when I saw my resume was public. As a recruiter, these job boards are my most used tools. What I have is an exciting opportunity for you at a company with a culture so unique it has its own clothing line consisting of scarves, beanies, and plaid shirts. I found my recruiter through LinkedIn. I have been applying like crazy and have not had any luck... not even an interview!
I get off the call and notice an email from linkedin that I recieved 3 minutes into that call saying that the guy had eliminated me from the candidates he was considering. Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to connect with you on the Indeed Community. That said, I believe people should move on to something better if they are not happy. Monster just gives me scammers or jobs too far away. Don't try Linkedin, either. r/Jobs is not for job listings. No, I don't go any kind call or massage from Indeed. But instead, get random emails from indeed about opportunities that I would like to apply that has nothing to do with my profession.
While this work has been deeply rewarding, we have decided to say goodbye to the Indeed Community so we can focus on other areas of the business that bring us closer to our mission of helping people get jobs. I have only had 2 interviews of which I was told that there were second and third rounds to these interview processes. Here are several steps you can take to find the help you need when leaving a job. In the meantime, we encourage you to visit the Indeed Career Guide for advice and resources to help you achieve your career goals. I thought it didn't work at first, but it was because I was only submitting 2 job applications per month until a friend of mine recommended I need to submit more in order for a higher success. So my conclusion is that Indeed system is broken and they don't care to fix it due to the fact that they get paid to upload the job reguardless if we get them or not.
From Monster, I have never gotten anything remotely useful, but I do get about three emails per week for totally unrelated jobs in a totally faraway location from recruiters who say they saw my resume on Monster. Thanks!
So I think this is my third week of being employed at the crappy job (part of it my fault because I am so picky and if I don't like something during the interviewing process or just changed my mind about interviewing with the company - which is how I ended with this crappy job).
I didn't like how she kept asking if I was referred when she interviewed me via the web, how she was seeing us through camera at the in person interview with the manager but she didn't give me a heads up in the email interview confirmation, how he lacked personality.
I have never had such a hard time getting to an interview before I started trying out job sites like Indeed. It’s not easy to keep putting yourself out there, only to then hear nothing back.
Something is better than nothing, but how is a single person supposed to live on $1,000 a month? It has an amazing vacation policy and all the engineers regularly have nerf gun fights (just don't shoot the CEO, he's got very good aim and will get you back).
I’m pretty happy with the site and have had a handful of interviews. It was a strange interview because he let me do 95% of the talking in response to a few open ended questions. ...okay I lied the last one never happened. I recently got laid off from the casino so I was looking anywhere and I even thought about part time and it came up eventually in the part time and I have been to this place numerous times and I love kids so I was like why not give it a shot. Long commute, spending $70+ a day in Lyft rides because I loaned my brother my car who had just gotten a job and his car was totaled - drunk driver hit his parked car...so I still have no money due to the Lyft expense which I've kept a secret from my brother - told him I was unemployed so sure take the car hahaha). Definitely keep applying! Yes, most jobs I see advertised are part time, minimum wage.
I hate to tell you to try old school instead but Craigslist was way more responsive (of 15 Craigslist ads applied to in 1.5 weeks, I got a solid San Diego job offer last week). While the site looks appealing because it has so many jobs, I am coming to terms that most of the jobs on this site are already filled and I am wasting my time. First of all, I have never heard of such! And most jobs offer pocket change which is a joke!
That is very rude. I have never gotten anything whatsoever from Indeed. I forgot to mention...I interrogated on Friday and was hired on the spot and two hours later I was told I passed the background check and to start on Monday, like tomorrow.
Thank you for asking your question, " Has anyone found a job through Indeed?" The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed.
I have submitted so many resumes from this company s website like for over 7 months but did not get any response its just waste of time to search job on this website and I never get called for the interview so I would not recommend anyone to use this website for searching the job. lol. I think you have see Indeed as just one of the ways you search for jobs. In my area the only jobs on Indeed are either medical fields,or $8-10/hour jobs. I'm wrapping up 3rd round interviews from two potential employers this next week. Me too, I use indeed actively since December, I never had any replies. I have also been told my resume is very good or that it stood out but still no job and I've applied to well over 300 jobs.
I graduate in May and was applying through linkedIn and Indeed and never once got an email back. Other times it is because we don't know the effect. I'm sorry Eva. Same here, all the jobs I have landed in the past 10 years were through LinkedIn in the IT field (Full time and consulting). Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations, visit the "Personal Information" section of your profile, COVID-19 and Your Job: Tips and Actions to Consider, COVID-19: Unemployment and Job Loss Support. The majority of us are working but looking for something better and we simply do not have 5 hours plus 15 days of sick leave to endure your insane hiring process.
Create a new resume or upload an existing one.
I been in the IT sector for over 20 years and went through some of the challenges you're facing. Your right indeed is a waste of time.
My internship led to a real job offer, so it can work out!
So if you are using only Indeed, I don't think you're going to get very far.
I signed up for indeed after graduating and have been using it for about 2 months now. I spent around three hours chatting with recruiters but only heard back from 2-3 with any actual job offerings. Funny story. This went on maybe 3 times and I just gave up.
If I, as an employer lists a job for a legal secretary, the candidates that apply are cashiers, pharmacy technicians, store managers, payroll clerks, every and anyone who does not have the relevant experience. Change your budget, or cancel your Sponsored Job anytime. Your still young at 32 until you are 40 you cannot say your old. Yeah, I've encountered recruiters too.
nope, I have been getting frustrated seeing the jobs I applied for remain open as if taunting.
I've heard people say it's better to go directly to the company's website, but I wanted to know if anyone has actually been successful with indeed. Another huge issue you are facing is the job outlook in your current area. You may also want to contact social services and see if they can help you in some way. I hope you went to those other interviews maybe you can get something better while you do that.
He asked me to email some code samples to him that he could send to his tech guy. I then immediately remembered my boss calling me over to talk and he had Indeed pulled up on his monitor easy to notice.
Let me preface this by saying my heart genuinely goes out to all of you. It has helped me get my first job. Easily apply to jobs with an Indeed Resume. Not sure if my experience is typical or not. Easily apply to jobs with an Indeed Resume
I am 29 yrs old and I’ve been looking for work for over a year now. I took a job at a local Home Depot through Indeed, to find that they have a high turnover for good reason. The state and metro area that has the highest concentration of these jobs are the San Francisco bay area otherwise known as silicon valley.
