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

There should be someway for Indeed to…

There should be someway for Indeed to capture information about candidates who don't respond to e-mails and phone calls. The vast majority of candidates who do respond and are scheduled for interviews don't show up. These people should be blocked from using Indeed and wasting employer's time.

Incompetent

Incompetent. You cannot contact them. If your resume and profile data doesn't fit into their little small minded categories, then you have to post an incomplete and inaccurate image of yourself thereby making you limit yourself. I'm guessing it was created by very low class, uneducated persons for those who are as they. They may have some good job leads, but they aren't there to serve you or the employer. They're there for who knows what selfish reasons. They also own Simpliy Hired, so ...

Fed up with this employment site…

Fed up with this employment site advertising cleaning vacancies most of the time for car owners only.. This is discriminating... It shouldn't matter what mode of transport a person uses to get to their job if a suitable applicant.. I may own a bicycle or penny farthing or use a bus or live round the corner.. Beware employees advertising for car owners only this is discrimination

We have used Indeed before

We have used Indeed before - it's good- people seem to be half interested in working right now. The last person we hired - accepted the job & then never called or showed up. We haven't tried to hire again.

People never show up for interview

Indeed will attract many applicants. However, and this is a large however, almost all applicants will schedule an interview and never show up

If you sponsor a Job posting

If you sponsor a Job posting, you need to keep a watch on charges that INDEED deduct from your Credit Card.

Business Owners Beware!

I paid over $1,500 for not a single good applicant over a 3 month period. It was advertised to totally wrong people mostly including It to people who lived 3,000-6,000 miles away. The applicants that did apply, weren’t qualified, made fake resumes and not a single one was a quality applicant. On top of that, Indeed refused to give any sort of refund and didn’t seem to care at all to make me a happy client or admit any of their advertising to clients was wrong on their part. The worst part ...

Easy to use

Easy to use, but sometimes gets too costly when people click and do not have any related experience.

Bait and Switch! Not giving "all Aussies businesses a fair go"

I advertised our company's roles on Indeed as I heard their radio advert of "free job advertisement to give all Australian companies a fair go". However, after I chose not to upgrade to an optional paid advert, they banned our account simply stating: "After further review, the decision has been made that your job postings cannot be shown on Indeed. For your reference, the link to Indeeds terms of service are included below Also, please see our Job Posting Guidelines Please note that ...

one of the worst websites for anyone…

one of the worst websites for anyone looking for work !! the employers that post the jobs take weeks to months to respond!! never properly updated with all the new jobs in your area - only ones they think that suit you! bad communication with employers and customer service - also it wont allow me to make my cv public, so navigation around the website and app is terrible!