GreenGrass
All Star
double check your profile and keep applying to positions. you will get a phone call back from one of them companies.
Is indeed.com good for finding jobs?
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Duke Dixon
Superstar
Whenever I use indeed they send me a link to the company's website to fill out information on their site. I've filled out so many apps and have only gotten 3 rejection emails so far, and no interviews.
I need more tips to finding a mechanical engineering job in my area. Right now I'm doing indeed, careerbuilder, and monster. I only get contacted for insurance and retail positions because I worked in retail before i got my degree.
I am going to update my linkedin since I haven't in awhile.
I need more tips to finding a mechanical engineering job in my area. Right now I'm doing indeed, careerbuilder, and monster. I only get contacted for insurance and retail positions because I worked in retail before i got my degree.
I am going to update my linkedin since I haven't in awhile.
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#444Gang 
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
Thought it was only me.
With all the jobs that I do see a majority suck ass like retail or a job that wants 5-10 years experience.
Imma tell u this, I've been applying on indeed for over 3 years and have not gotten one job from them since. I might have gotten 1-2 interviews from them since.
Majority of my jobs are from the site itself and that's rare.
Idk what's going on in the world right now, but on one seems to hire for some reason.
With all the jobs that I do see a majority suck ass like retail or a job that wants 5-10 years experience.
Imma tell u this, I've been applying on indeed for over 3 years and have not gotten one job from them since. I might have gotten 1-2 interviews from them since.
Majority of my jobs are from the site itself and that's rare.
Idk what's going on in the world right now, but on one seems to hire for some reason.
Super Ramon
Banned
Damn some of y’all nikkas some shyt at finding jobs 
. I don’t like to brag but indeed been good to a nikka 
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Yall making indeed sound like snag a job
. I never got any call backs from them.
I ain’t gone lie when I put my resume up on indeed I was getting endless dumb ass sales job offers
.
Might have to check out linkdn
. I don’t like to brag but indeed been good to a nikka . Yall making indeed sound like snag a job
. I never got any call backs from them.I ain’t gone lie when I put my resume up on indeed I was getting endless dumb ass sales job offers
.Might have to check out linkdn
Of those 3 indeed is easily the best imo..I wouldnt upload my resume on any of these sites, else they going to be hitting you up for all kinds of bullshyt. You can find decent jobs if you make use of the filters, I would always filter by salary and make sure im only looking at the most recent jobs, like jobs posted within the last week.
Been using indeed for years, I only use it as a directory to see which fortune XXX company is hiring and it forwards you to their corporate website.
Heres the thing I'm having difficulty with indeed with and I don't know if its a bug or what.
I'm trying to see what other jobs are there outside of Insurance claims but because I have been searching within the same field for many of my searches it seems indeeds algorithm has modified all my searches to only show insurance claims related postings even when I don't put anything in the search box. It has created this bubble that my search results are stuck in which prevents me from seeing jobs outside of my current field.
Due to this I have started using LinkedIn and my experience to Linkedin has been great because there are active recruiters who find you and try to onboard you quickly.
I would recommend using LinkedIn and Indeed in conjunction with each other.
Heres the thing I'm having difficulty with indeed with and I don't know if its a bug or what.
I'm trying to see what other jobs are there outside of Insurance claims but because I have been searching within the same field for many of my searches it seems indeeds algorithm has modified all my searches to only show insurance claims related postings even when I don't put anything in the search box. It has created this bubble that my search results are stuck in which prevents me from seeing jobs outside of my current field.
Due to this I have started using LinkedIn and my experience to Linkedin has been great because there are active recruiters who find you and try to onboard you quickly.
I would recommend using LinkedIn and Indeed in conjunction with each other.
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
That's what i dont like about linkedin.
You cant go round messaging random people you arent connected with or else you end up looking crazy. I tried that and felt real rude and amateurish. I'm not gonna add random people eityer if it's sposed to be about business.
Linkedin just further promotes it's who not what you know
J.E.T.S
Lookahere mayne...
It's good for sales, warehouse, and industrial jobs. I'm an operations manager now. However, prior to this title I was a lead and supervisor in displays/packaging and I've found every single one of my jobs through them.
Freedman
Choppers For Karate Nggas
6 cert IT brehs what y'all think about working for the Federal Gov. I'm looking at Tech and Software jobs and It seems you can get on at the lower payrates with just a degree. It's not 6 figures but don't Federal jobs have good benefits and still do pensions? Plus I see there are some Software jobs at the highest Payrate so I could hopefully work my way up. I also figure you could have a longer Tech career in the Public sector vs the Private sector
Steel
Superstar
Y’all acting like indeed is Craigslist jobs 
. Indeed is the most popular and used job posting site. I’ve gotten my last two IT positions from indeed. But if your seriously looking why not post your resume to various job boards indeed, LinkedIn, ziprecruiter, dice, monster etc
. Indeed is the most popular and used job posting site. I’ve gotten my last two IT positions from indeed. But if your seriously looking why not post your resume to various job boards indeed, LinkedIn, ziprecruiter, dice, monster etc
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.
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.
calixprynce
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theres like 1000s of IT jobs in DFW area thru Indeed. never had a problem with Indeed
