Steve G.

The support people can barely read and all they know how to do is send out canned responses. They have no ability to understand anything but simple issues. I have spent a month trying to get the brand in our products fixed as they were hacked by a couple of Chineses sellers. Once our product had two different Chinese brands in two days. It took a month the get the brands removed but a brand that is not even a brand ended up in one product. Amazon defends the brand that is not a brand and sends me the same crap no matter how I describe the issue. This brand in the product is not even registered with USTPO. Amazon thinks their branding is fool proof but there are people hacking product brands. To be an Amazon support person you have to qualify as a moron or they won't hire you. Furthermore, every time you reply to a case it get assigned to someone new who knows nothing about the past case log and does not read it. What a horrible structure! Amazon seller central has maxed out the Peter Principal.

Indeed is a site that is structured to present everyone in the same band container. Instead of taking a PDF for a resume they unload it and flatten it into obscurity. Then they ask all the questions about what is already in your resume and flatten you some more. Awful, the best use is to try and find the employer and apply directly. However, today many employers try to save work by using sites like Indeed. I used them and was so discouraged by their format that I then applied direct and it worked. There is no real feedback from applying through Indeed. You do not even know if they actually sent your data to the employer. Never will I use them again.