Indeed Reviews in June 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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I do run a boutique recruitment agency…

I run a boutique recruitment agency for the construction industry in the London area. Two months ago, they took away the free posts and introduced only sponsored posts for us. I am happy to pay for the service; however, I am shocked by the way they take this money. £10 is gone within minutes, and there are no good CVs. The way they take the money is more like a casino play than a job portal. This morning, Andrew suggested very confidently that if my business makes £5k per month in profit, ...

Found a job in less than a month! Indeed is a very easy site to work…

Indeed is a very easy site to work with. It provides all kind of resources to help you prepare with cover letters, how to do your resume and even practice for interviews. I've tried other apps and was completely lost not knowing where to begin. From indeed I found tons of jobs available to choose from and found the one suited for me in a couple of weeks. The best way to find a job thus far. Thank you Indeed.

I found it very easy to navigate…

I found it very easy to navigate through the jobs that are posted. I had several employers review my application and they all reached out to me. The last employer that called me for an interview, I was hired. I start today for my training as a sector.

My experience on this website was…

My experience on this website was great. They gave me job alerts every so often so I could apply to any of them. I wouldn’t have found my new job without Indeed. I recommend this site to anyone looking for a job.

It’s a good site

It’s a good site

Waste of money

We are a community language school and recently placed an advert on Indeed for a language school teacher. We included screening questions to ensure candidates spoke the required language before applying or sending a CV. Despite this, we were charged £250 and the only applications we received were from individuals from Africa and India who, when asked if they spoke the language, replied with "I can learn." It's clear these are not genuine applicants, and it feels like Indeed is taking ...

Why do you approve of companies not…

Why do you approve of companies not having to add their company name or zip code when they post a job opening? I don't want to waste my time applying for a job, not knowing who I'm applying with or how far away they are from my home. These are very important to individual who is searching for a job.

Idk I got a job

Idk I got a job. Took awhile tho, not ur fault

Waste of money

We are a community language school and recently placed an advert on Indeed for a language school teacher. We included screening questions to ensure candidates spoke the required language before applying or sending a CV. Despite this, we were charged £250 and the only applications we received were from individuals from Africa and India who, when asked if they spoke the language, replied with "I can learn." It's clear these are not genuine applicants, and it feels like Indeed is taking ...