Indeed

Our account was disabled for no apparent reason. We have reached out and appealed their decision several times without any correspondence from them.

We are happy to do anything and everything to get our job postin into their search quality standards and even explore a paid account, however, they are unwilling to respond.

We are actively recruiting and this has cut into our revenue stream as a result. Incredibly unfortunate.

As an Employer I posted jobs with success for about 6 months. After that I noticed I wasn't getting any applicants. After doing a little searching I realized my jobs were not even being posted. They were literally getting zero views and I could not find them on the list of jobs posted. Odd, I said.

I contacted their customer service and after taking a ton of my business info to "verify" me... not sure why they needed to all of a sudden after 6 months... it worked again... until next time I posted a job and same thing. No views. Not found on list. This time no reply from "customer service". I'm thinking this is their way of forcing you to pay for their $#*! service.

They've probably sold my personal info by now.

No thanks. Stay away!

I have used indeed.com for several years and have never gained employment from this site. Not even an interview. Snag a job is a little better. I wOuld recommend applying directly from the emploYer's site because indeed sucks, and has for a very LONG time.

I have been working with indeed for only a couple weeks. After posting ads and also paying for ads my account is suspended with no investigation and decision is final. Makes no sense and you are not able to talk to anyone but an intern?

Our company has had the worst experience on indeed ever. Very unprofessional, inconsistent irrational processes. Worst customer service of any company small or large. Irrational abrupt decisions made by individual amateurs with no communication skills. Truly the worst company.

Your ability to post jobs on Indeed.com has been disabled.

So my suggestion is to stay far away from them. I haven't logged into this account for roughly a year so there is no reason for this to happen.

My job post has been disabled and I have no idea why. We are a company that has posted a legitimate job add and It has been rejected. We are offering a paid position as a Graphic Designer and have specified type of employment, pay and described the job. Why has it been disabled?

Indeed disabled my account with no explanation. I have msged them with no response. Upon further investigation they own the monopoly of the job posting sites. So once they cut you out you have no other options except kijiji. I feel this is poor business practice. They should implement a warning system, give employers the opportunity to fix the issue they have found or hear the entire story. I am unimpressed with this situation.

We are an employer. It was easy to open an account with Indeed, com. We posted our first job add but did not get any qualified applicant. When we wanted to post another job today, a message said that our company was under review. As owner of my company, I called and was asked many inappropriate questions such as details of all activities of the corporation, why we did not have a website, why I have an email with a name different from our company's name? And then we were told that we needed to email a document showing an official registration such as our Federal tax number or our Az registration number?
We refused. We have no idea what they would do with a copy of official registration.

It seems Indeed has resolved not to allow businesses to list their vacancies for reasons best known to them. Disabling accounts for no reasons. Not providing enough reply to correct ones mistake even. Just dictating their monopolistic terms. Better use Indian apps.

So today I am hit with this whilst in the middle of a recruitment campaign. Now I can no longer access the candidates. You don't even explain which job posting was not consistent with your quality standards?

Your ability to post jobs on Indeed has been disabled.
One or more of the jobs you posted on Indeed was deemed not consistent with Indeed's quality standards. You will not be able to post any jobs directly on Indeed. Appeal this decision.

Entirely too much complication. The website is not user friendly and its options are overkill for what is a basic process, review candidates and pick one. There are so many subjective variables that unless you are an Indeed employee I'm not sure that it would ever make sense, if it even does to Indeed employees. This is clearly overthinking and adding 20 bells to the bicycle when one would do. If you charge by the bell it makes sense. It would not be so offensive if it worked effectively, the response time is woeful and the sorting and selecting software is inconsistent and difficult to navigate. I spent several hours weeding through applicants only to have search results lost. Cancelled my account today and will not be back.

I like how Indeed pulls job listings from all over the internet, has useful advanced search features, and most jobs can be applied to quickly. I still do see a lot of irrelevant jobs in my search results though.

Also, Indeed has been having bugs recently where it said I didn't finish my applications even though I received confirmation emails that they were submitted. It also said that no one else applied to those jobs, even though it had been a few days since they were posted. The previous applicants probably had the same issue I had. I tried to submit feedback to them on this, but I couldn't find a way. It didn't seem like that feature was available.

I was told repeatedly that Indeed was the way to go to find quality applicants. What I got, though, were applicants who didn't even seem to read the adds. We were looking (clearly repeated throughout our add) for someone with years of progressive industry experience who was local and licensed in the industry. What we got were inexperienced (and even college students), unlicensed people with little if any industry experience.

My customer service rep, however, was very receptive to my concerns offering to look my add over to see how I could improve my chances at attracting who I needed. He indicated that some folks just don't bother to read the add. Anyway, I was thankful that customer service wasn't a nightmare and he genuinely seemed to care.

Another note, the site seems to be geared not so much for the employer in that the input format doesn't allow for variables like salary RANGES.

I used this site to post a job opening as a trial using their free offering. A month later I was charged $235 without any notice of my free period expiring or any indication of what charges were accruing. After contacting them they were unwilling to do anything for me. During this period I had 2 people post a resume for me to review. One of them had NO qualifications. I do not think they even knew what they were applying for. This is the WORST experience I have had with any business ever and I have been an employer for over 20 years! Do not use them!.