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- “Not selected by employer” indeed : r jobs - Reddit
Note that in addition to being able to see resumes cover letter applicant info through the Indeed platform that the same info is emailed to the employer as well So if the employer chooses to just use those emails to choose their candidates, this may be the reason you got that message However, we don't know so we can't automatically assume
- Has anyone actually landed a job on Indeed : r jobs - Reddit
Last January I accepted a job that was posted on Indeed One of the worst positions I have ever held My SO also found a position in December and love love loves it, but he searched for well over a year Positions on Indeed are like the old school way of job searches with a newspaper Weed out the trash and apply at what appeals
- The ugly truth of Indeed. An HR viewpoint : r recruitinghell - Reddit
Indeed is just a glorified parasite of a website and most of the jobs you find on there are false doors Indeed works by scraping hundreds or thousands of other websites for real job postings, and recreates the information as a new job in its own format An overwhelming majority of jobs posted here are clones
- Text message from indeed - is it legit? : r WorkOnline - Reddit
I actually hire people from indeed I will occasionally text to set up an interview But my primary focus is actually calling them I find going to the indeed site to contact via message or email a pain It's much swifter easier to get in direct contact But as an employer; if that is the exact text they sent you It is very poorly written
- Usage of Indeed in Thank you very much indeed
Indeed, I am Indeed originates from the phrase in dede meaning "in fact, in truth " When you use the word indeed, you are underscoring that something is true The word is also used when you want to introduce a point that's even truer than the last one you made "Yes, I passed the test, and indeed, got the highest score in the class "
- Beware of Realistic Indeed Scams : r jobs - Reddit
What I tend to do before I apply to something is look up the company online and see if they are listed on LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor as well as having a seemingly legit company website Then I check the careers page on the company website and apply through there if they have an option to apply directly at the company instead of through Indeed
- Indeed Confirm Your Interest : r recruitinghell - Reddit
Common sense tells that I should not do this when Indeed is telling me to I applied to the job on a Friday evening, and I received the notification the following Sunday The delay was exactly 48 hours to the minute after the confirmation email for the application, so it is definitely automated I suspect that this is just Indeed being a hot mess
- Has anyone been able to see the posted dates for jobs on the Indeed iOS . . .
I found a solution to find the job post date on Indeed using Google Chrome and chatGPT Note: I am in no way a tech or coding nerd so take this with a grain of salt, but I think I am onto something here: 1) Open Indeed job webpage 2) right click and then select view page source, or Ctrl U will do the same thing in windows
- What are the best places to search for jobs except LinkedIn, Indeed etc . . .
12 months ago I had the same experience with indeed 6 months ago I changed up my process a bit I refreshed about 3 times a day (morning noon and evening) and only applied to jobs that had JUST been posted (I think the setting on indeed is "since last visit") I averaged 1 5 recruiter calls a day and ended up with 4 offers in a month
- Is indeed a waste of time? : r jobs - Reddit
Indeed is only as good as the companies that post I also use it like III I use Indeed like a search engine to find jobs I like to go to the ompany website and make sure it's the actual company posting and the listing is still active And also gives me a chance to see what other jobs are posted on the site
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