This company is a SCAM! If you're an employer just know these people are a scam. The ONLY type of campaign they now have is pay per click. Basically ANYONE that's not qualified for the job and clicks on your job you get charged for. This company isn't here to help you find a QUALIFIED employee, they're here to charge you when anyone clicks on your job and it could be them clicking on the job for all we know.

Not a very good experience Since this was my first time using the website as an employer, I did find it a little confusing to navigate. Also, most of the resumes that were submitted were not related to the position which we had advertised. I felt that most of those resumes that were submitted were just from people who needed to meet their unemployment job search requirement for the week.

Plenty of job selection and very quick… Plenty of job selection and very quick response from employers.. I hope I have no need of you in the future but, if I am looking for another job, I would go to indeed first.. thank you so very much. Pete Graham

Ease of use Ease of use, precise job matching based on experience. Although it is tough to get a job based on the amount of applicants in ever job, Indeed is way better that other job sites. The only downside is that I wasn't shown certain jobs that matched my experience the day they were posted.

They need to add a filter so you are… They need to add a filter so you are able to: -filter out jobs that discriminate against people without a driving license. -You also need to have a filter available with something along the lines of "does not require online assessment on application" but they'll give me the copy paste response on why they believe that unpaid tests before an interview is the best thing for sliced bread for job seekers already inundated with applications and cover letters.