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I have found several jobs on Indeed over the years. I go to the company site to apply. If I can't find the company site or the particular job on the site I question the posting and don't apply to any of those weird job boards that feel like a phishing expedition. However, I have had better luck this go around with LinkedIn than Indeed.
I actually hire people from indeed. I will occasionally text to set up an interview. But my primary focus is actually calling them. I find going to the indeed site to contact via message or email a pain. It's much swifter/ easier to get in direct contact. But as an employer; if that is the exact text they sent you. It is very poorly written ...
Indeed works by scraping hundreds or thousands of other websites for real job postings, and recreates the information as a new job in its own format. An overwhelming majority of jobs posted here are clones. Applying to these cloned jobs does absolutely nothing. Nobody receives your information. They are a fake-it-until-they-made-it success story of sharing near false information to draw the ...
I included my resume and a separate cover letter. I'm a very good fit, so it's not just a throw-away. That was two days ago, and Indeed has already let me know that my application has been viewed by the hiring firm (whatever that means). Today Indeed sent me a prompt to "Message the employer directly. On average, job seekers are more likely to ...
What I tend to do before I apply to something is look up the company online and see if they are listed on LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor as well as having a seemingly legit company website. Then I check the careers page on the company website and apply through there if they have an option to apply directly at the company instead of through ...
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12 months ago I had the same experience with indeed. 6 months ago I changed up my process a bit. I refreshed about 3 times a day (morning noon and evening) and only applied to jobs that had JUST been posted (I think the setting on indeed is "since last visit"). I averaged 1.5 recruiter calls a day and ended up with 4 offers in a month.
Indeed is very well known as a website where people apply en masse to everything and anything. Having said that, I would not apply again at this point. If I see someone who applied on indeed and on the company website, my first thought is that this person is probably applying to so many jobs that they don’t even know where they have applied.
I found a solution to find the job post date on Indeed using Google Chrome and chatGPT. Note: I am in no way a tech or coding nerd so take this with a grain of salt, but I think I am onto something here: 1) Open Indeed job webpage. 2) right click and then select view page source, or Ctrl U will do the same thing in windows
I stopped bothering with LinkedIn and Indeed because literally everything being shown to me turned out to be a scam. Granted, I unfortunately don't have the honed-in skillsets that most people commenting do, so my realm is way easier for scammers to lure people in. Nonetheless, I was so disgusted I just quit them both. I had FlexJobs for a year ...