Indeed Job Search

Sanguine Redwolf

it's just a mobile version of their website. calling it an app is generous. Clicking on back to search results don't work if you accessed the job from the Home screen. Search is text and location only so you can't put in salary, remote preferred, etc. and I haven't yet figured out how to get it to notify you from the app for job postings. it seems you have to route it to your email. the whole reason of having an app is to get direct notifications.

Jo jo

You're unable to filter by certain requirements. For example, many require a driver's licenses, it'd be nice if I could filter those out and filter by if a job provides training. Also, for remote jobs, you can't put no location, you can add "remote" to location but it doesn't always show actual remote jobs. Also listing the pay should be a requirement for employers. Lastly, being able to ask questions on the job listing would be amazing

Vanessa Jones

Great experience on Indeed app. Found a job perfect for me as soon as I opened the app. I was able to apply for said job quickly, and easily without a bunch of stupid ads, popups and suggestions. App let me be me and do exactly what I wanted when I wanted. It was also extremely easy to both view and edit my resume. 5/5 would definitely recommend 👍

Shovah

Godawful experiences, terrible inconsistent and incomplete job postings, and filters that don't work properly. Here's a short lesson: Remote means Remote, No experience means no experience, Near my location means NOT OUT OF STATE. Don't waste your time with this app, you'd find better work by walking into random buildings looking for applications.

R F

Great results but app is so SLOOOOWWW! Glassdoor, LinkedIn run much smoother and faster. Easy Apply is nice. However, so many jobs listed as remote that aren't at all and they do not take down the reported inaccurate postings. Automatic Geolocation in the app is wildly inaccurate for me and I have to manually specify my locale with no option to set my location once manually in profile. Flagged posts are the same as doing nothing at all. Reporting inaccuracies is an excercise in futility.

Alex Lee

Decent overall, but they need to fix some bad design choices. It doesn't make any sense that the distance resets to the maximum value when you hit the home button despite the city remaining, and the distance slider doesn't appear until you superfluously hit the search icon. Also, a minor annoyance, but they're very "current thing" with the corporate virtue signaling. Can we assume they don't care about all things they don't add to their logo, like child slavery or genocide?

H I

Clicking 'return to search' does not work. It takes you to some random page, and NOT the results you searched for. I've been complaining about this for years. Too many staffing places who just want sign ups. I've been complaining about this for years. Pressing the back button exits the app. Customer service keeps telling me to unimstall/reinstall. Such a drag. App is trash, and filled with random gigs vs real jobs.

Michael H

It is an easy app to use but it is equally frustrating when they show jobs from other states or locations hours away, even if your search criteria is filtered for jobs available locally. I also feel like they allow jobs to be intentionally misleading - "full time" isn't 40 hours a week, jobs have mandatory overtime but don't mention it, and so on. It can be quite frustrating.

Andrew

It's user experience could get some improvement. When you apply to a job, and you try to go back, it takes four to five tries for the app to actually take you to the job feed page. It happens every time and gives the app a clunky feel. Now, if you decline a position, you aren't given a space to write why you are declining, it just takes the job right out of your messages and archives it.

Lee

This app is one of my most strongly recommended tools for job seekers, young and old. The in-app resume feature makes applying for jobs a breeze, and the algorithm does a fantastic job of showing the user job opportunities that are relevant to their search. The only complaint I have is some companies will be misleading about the tags they apply to their jobs, setting the remote or no experience tags on jobs that offer no remote work, or require 1 or more years experience for applicants.