Opiniones de Indeed

Simple, fácil uso la base de datos; permite encontrar buenos candidatos

La página en si no es tan amigable en cuanto a la presentación.

La facilidad en aplicar, el acompañamiento, y el servicio en su totalidad, queda uno satisfecho en toda la gestion del proceso.

Posiblemente algunos caracteres de presentacion pero que no son de impacto a la hora de lo que realmente se requiere.

Me gusta la opción de poder integrar el servicio de búsqueda de empleo directamente en mi pagina web. Se puede escribir un perfil de la empresa que busca el empleo, y pueden los trabajadores activos o antiguos, dejar reseñas de esa empresa en la que trabajan o trabajaban.

Nada, todo es muy funcional en esta pagina web. Son muy pocas las cosas que no te pueden gustar de esta pagina, como por ejemplo, que no permite subir la información de un CV particular, hay que escribir toda esa información directamente en la pagina.

Indeed es un buscador que te acerca ofertas laborales acordes a tu perfil laboral y formación académica. Nuclea a varias páginas de empleo, por lo que la oferta siempre es diversa. Recibo todos los días las sugerencias, y chequeo si me son útiles o no. Siempre se pueden hacer ajustes y modificaciones en función del trabajo que uno quiera o esté buscando. Es realmente útil.

Muchas veces sucede que te envía la misma oferta laboral varías veces. Eso puede frustrarte o quitarte tiempo, pero con el uso diario apenas lees, ya logras identificar si lo que te trae es una búsqueda nueva o repetida.

Como encargado de área participo activamente en el reclutamiento de la gente a mi cargo e Indeed ha sido la plataforma de la que más personas he contratado, me parece porque es muy conocida y es lo que me gusta

Hay muy poco que decir salvo que a veces es difícil segmentar para encontrar gente dentro de la región

Que se pueda hallar de forma más rápida y segura una entrevista de trabajo

Las pocas ofertas para algunas carreras

Lo que mas me gusta es lo diversa que es la plataforma en base a los trabajos y las formas variables de contacto que posee.

No me agrada la interfaz mas que nada, suele ser un diseño bastante simple, como si fuera de 2010 o menos.

la funcionalidad que tiene el softwate para encontrar lo que andas buscando, ejemplo clasificar por ciudad, puesto, pago etc.

que le da la opción al empleador en ocultar datos importantes

Es una software, muy sencillo de utilizar, facilita la búsqueda de trabajo

Por el momento no hay áreas de oportunidad para señalar.

El mas utilizado, con gran variedad de publicaciones y actuales.

Falta se seguimiento a través de aplicación o pagina, que no determina si sigues considerado o haz sido rechazado como posible candidato.

My experience has been that I’m able to find a deep and varied talent pool from which to seek candidates. I suspect some of this is due to the name recognition and broad use.

Although not my own experience, I’ve heard other users complain that the free version has limited access to details.

Indeed is so different from any of the other big job boards out there in terms of candidate pool and sourcing experience, though the job posting / application review is pretty standard. Indeed used to offer a pay-per-view of contact information for $1 per view. However, they have moved to a subscription based system, which might be more challenging for individual recruiters, but as an agency recruiter I prefer it. The dashboard is not fancy or bright, it is bare and basic, which makes it more user friendly and readable for seasoned recruiters.

The basic nature of the dashboard is potential a con as well. New recruiters who rely on call-to-action buttons and ATS integration for candidate management might struggle at first, to my knowledge Indeed is not integrated into any of the ATS I've used, so remembering to search for a pre-existing candidate record and manual resume parsing is required. Indeed also provides an "@indeedmail" email address for every candidate, and tends to populate it's Indeed formatted resume over the candidate's original, so often times their direct email is not provided.

You can found easily jobs that are related to you

There is Too much fake companies and interview calls which waste the Time and also making the bad image of this app

As a user of Indeed, what I liked most about the platform was its user-friendly interface and extensive job listings. The website's clean and intuitive design made it effortless to navigate through countless job opportunities. It streamlined my job search process by allowing me to filter and customize my search criteria, such as location, industry, and job type, ensuring that I could find the most relevant positions. Moreover, Indeed's email alerts feature kept me informed about new job postings matching my preferences, saving me time in checking the site regularly. The platform's "Easy Apply" feature was another standout for me, as it simplified the application process for many jobs, making it more convenient to apply to multiple positions efficiently. Overall, Indeed's user-centric approach and robust job database significantly contributed to a more productive and successful job search experience.

As a user, one of the aspects I liked least about Indeed is the prevalence of job postings that appear to be misleading or overly promotional. Occasionally, I found job listings that promised fantastic opportunities, but upon closer inspection, they turned out to be vague or potentially misleading. It can be frustrating to invest time and effort into applying for a position, only to discover that it doesn't align with the initial job description. Furthermore, the application process for some job postings felt cumbersome, with some employers requiring multiple steps, assessments, or external links, making it more time-consuming and sometimes discouraging to apply to multiple positions. While Indeed provides a wide range of job opportunities, the inconsistency in job postings and application processes can be a drawback for users like me who value efficiency and transparency in their job search experience.

* Easy to use portal
* Plenty of options available.
* Follow up
* Suggestions
Many more to mention. One of the best Job Portal.

I don't find any. They have improved a lot recently. Most of their flaws are now become zero.

It has a very large database to search for jobs, and you can also have access to other candidates' resumes

The UI was not very friendly at the beginning, but over the past few years it has improved significantly.

most about the indeed in interface , easy to use and very user friendly.

i did not like indeed that much because since i used indeed, i never got a call from a single company.

Indeed has a broader reach and it's extremely convenient to use as job board in finding suitable candidates to fill any post

The filtering and job search is sometimes difficult to use

What I like the most is the ability to connect with clients interested in your services, based on their interests, a rundown of your past employment history, education, and skills, and even the ability to post links to creative work.

It posts the last person you communicated with your feed on the front of the page regardless of current relevancy.

I've been using Indeed as my primary source of recruitment for the past five years. It is a low cost recruiting platform. They have also added quite a few features over the past few years. Indeed allows end users to post their jobs for free or to set a specific budget for their job (based on cost per click). My case may be different as I've used it for so long, but I believe you are assigned a dedicated account rep to help you along the way and provide support should you have questions.

While very low cost, the cost per click method does charge you if someone clicks on your ad, whether they apply or not. This can sometimes result in maxing out your specific budget while receiving few candidates. However, from my experience, this is not typically the norm.