Is indeed.com good for finding jobs?

[UberEatsDriver]

breh, i know i'm prior military n all but I know a gang of people who had no experience and just went to the lil job fairs and applied online

True I’m going to put my military homie in Cali as a reference to see if that does anything and I’m def going to research those job fairs I missed a big one for USA jobs which took place in DC

 

[UberEatsDriver]

I don't believe in uploading your resume online and just waiting for a response.
I've used Indeed, LinkedIn, Monster, Snag A Job, and Zip Recruiter. Upload your resume to all of these, but you need to be actually searching for the job you want and submitting your resume directly to the employer. Don't just sit on your hands waiting for someone to email you with a job offer. Those platforms should mainly be used as a way to gather information on who is hiring. The real leg work is still up to you.

What are your methods are contacting employers?

 

[Macclikegoldie]

I eats off indeed. Im working in the IT field for the past 6 years. I never sweat leaving a job because I can just hop on indeed and find another one.

 

[feelosofer]

Indeed is ok for entry level jobs, retail, sales and to an extent IT. Above and beyond that linkedin is better and applying on the company website is usually best.

 

[reppin202]

indeed a great job source

 

[horizon]

Knowing someone is good for finding jobs

 

[daemonova]