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

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3.34

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Based on 7794 ratings & 8791 reviews

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Excellent

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Very Good

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Good

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Poor

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Spotsaas Editor’s POV

Indeed is a leading job search engine that aggregates listings from various sources, making it easy for job seekers to find opportunities. Its extensive reach and user-friendly interface make it a go-to platform for many.Read more

Indeed pros and cons

  • Extensive job search capabilities

  • Aggregates from multiple sources

  • User-friendly interface

  • Free job posting for employers

  • High competition for job seekers

  • Limited filtering options

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Carter Rosemond

07/23/19

2 out of 5

It is no longer in chronological order…

It is no longer in chronological order even though I select sort by date. can no longer tell that the jobs posted at the top and bottom of the page are "sponsored" which means the continue to appear, no matter when the posting was, throughout. I consistently the same jobs over and over again as I go through each page. you can't tell until you click on the job description (if that ever works) how old the job posting is. it's all about the $$ they get from the sponsored companies and they ...

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Joel McWhorter

07/23/19

1 out of 5

DANGER employers!

DANGER employers! Indeed DOES NOT screen who sets up accounts. After having zero success with receiving qualified applicants we canceled the job opening. A short time later, someone used our company info and set up a bogus account and listed a data processing position available. After much run-around, we finally got Indeed to close the ID thief's account. So now I'm curious - where did the applications go that applied to the bogus company? It certainly appears that Indeed has created an ...

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Joel McWhorter

07/23/19

1 out of 5

DANGER employers!

DANGER employers! Indeed DOES NOT screen who sets up accounts. After having zero success with receiving qualified applicants we canceled the job opening. A short time later, someone used our company info and set up a bogus account and listed a data processing position available. After much run-around, we finally got Indeed to close the ID thief's account. So now I'm curious - where did the applications go that applied to the bogus company? It certainly appears that Indeed has created an ...

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JR

Julie Roberts

07/18/19

1 out of 5

Absolute waste of time

Absolute waste of time. This company took 8 weeks to review a job posting from our company. Offering a Self Employed Stylist the opportunity to Rent a Chair within our Salon. To be told that we didn’t meet the criteria but were advertising the same position in many other Salons. Personally this companies Customer Service skills need to be reviewed as some of the email replies are down right rude. 21.7.19 Amazing how fast you can reply when something negative is posted about your company. ...

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Julie Roberts

07/18/19

1 out of 5

Absolute waste of time

Absolute waste of time. This company took 8 weeks to review a job posting from our company. Offering a Self Employed Stylist the opportunity to Rent a Chair within our Salon. To be told that we didn’t meet the criteria but were advertising the same position in many other Salons. Personally this companies Customer Service skills need to be reviewed as some of the email replies are down right rude. 21.7.19 Amazing how fast you can reply when something negative is posted about your company. ...

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Stiven Hariss

07/14/19

1 out of 5

wasting time and money

wasting time and money, I get more client anywhere else. there are many platforms for free, there are many platforms which target the client, much cheaper and better customer service. The conversion rate is very bad. when you post an advert even in free platforms it will appear in the GOOGLE JOB, Doesn't matter you paid or it is free, so why we should spend lots of money for a platform like INDEED OR JOB TITLE?

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Stiven Hariss

07/14/19

1 out of 5

wasting time and money

wasting time and money, I get more client anywhere else. there are many platforms for free, there are many platforms which target the client, much cheaper and better customer service. The conversion rate is very bad. when you post an advert even in free platforms it will appear in the GOOGLE JOB, Doesn't matter you paid or it is free, so why we should spend lots of money for a platform like INDEED OR JOB TITLE?

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John Tipton

07/13/19

1 out of 5

Unfair and not trustworthy

Indeed are happy to take your money but will then shut down your adverts without warning. Without reason and without cause. I would suggest if you wish to recruit that you look elsewhere. The customer service standard is shocking. Many thanks for the reply. Having spoken to members of the indeed team we have since discovered that due to a change in indeed policy some of our adverts would no longer fit within the remit indeed would like to work to. Neither will the adverts of many similar ...

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John Tipton

07/13/19

1 out of 5

Unfair and not trustworthy

Indeed are happy to take your money but will then shut down your adverts without warning. Without reason and without cause. I would suggest if you wish to recruit that you look elsewhere. The customer service standard is shocking. Many thanks for the reply. Having spoken to members of the indeed team we have since discovered that due to a change in indeed policy some of our adverts would no longer fit within the remit indeed would like to work to. Neither will the adverts of many similar ...

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Shane

07/12/19

1 out of 5

Absolute con .

Absolute con . Don't sponsor an ad. Don't sponsor an ad. Don't sponsor an ad. Sales reps will keep calling promising a sponsored ad would guarantee an inbox full of candidates that the ad will stay on top and bottom of first page. Promised follow up calls . Promised refund of money all ready spent. Needless to say none of the above

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