Is Indeed any good for jobs here? : r/UAE - Reddit
True LinkedIn is the best platform and for Indeed the jobs are either fake or useless. Companies on Indeed look for people with tons of experience and offer salary lesser than the very basic of the industry which is normally for freshers Reply reply ayeshamuslimah32 •

What are the best places to search for jobs except LinkedIn, Indeed etc ...
441 votes, 181 comments. I am tired of LinkedIn, Indeed (and many similar job sites) especially because most jobs on these platforms are falsely…

Usage of "Indeed" in "Thank you very much indeed"
I constantly hear the expression "Thank you very much indeed" in the BBC, both TV and radio. However, I never listen to it on day-to-day conversation, either formal or informal. Moreover,...

Why is a comma required after indeed? [duplicate]
Can someone please explain the grammar rule that governs these three sentences, especially the last. Why is a comma required after the word 'Indeed' in the last sentence? This is indeed a great p...

Is indeed a waste of time? : r/jobs - Reddit
Indeed is like 5/100 applications offer an interview and maybe 1 of those is not a scam. Then maybe 1/2 of that one percent are “good” jobs. Just a brutal numbers game. I managed to find a needle in a haystack with indeed though and like my current job. Reply reply KlimCan •

IndeedJobs - Reddit
This is the Unofficial Community of the App Indeed, where we can discuss about how effective it is while Job searching, and sharing or asking for other People Experiences. And even: - Discussing about Job Scams - Companies with too High Expectation on a Position - Sharing funny low paid positions - Or Helping each other by finding the right job in the Area

Are people having more success on Linkedin or Indeed?
Indeed and Linkedin both landed me jobs the last 2 years, but both have been hard on getting interviews the last 4-5 months.

Among Linkedin, Jobstreet, and Indeed, which are the websites ... - Reddit
Among Linkedin, Jobstreet, and Indeed, which are the websites that y'all think have the highest likelihood of securing a job?

Indeed is a horrible app : r/jobs - Reddit
Indeed is a horrible app and some of the employers that use indeed to post jobs are incompetent. Indeed specifically will show you jobs you are indeed not qualified for and if you even use the filters to click things like “no college diploma” you’ll still be shown jobs that require for you to have one.

Indeed "Confirm Your Interest" : r/recruitinghell - Reddit
Indeed "Confirm Your Interest" I received the following email from Indeed suggesting that I should "send a message to confirm your interest." Does anyone know what triggers this prompt? Particularly, does this indicate that the person who posted the job genuinely wants applicants to send follow-up emails super early in the application process?