Indeed reviews

There are updates and changes happening multiple times in a quarter and half the time you are left in the dark about some of the updates until a client brings it up. There is a lot of adapting that needs to take place so be prepared to continue learning new processes constantly. There are also a ton of site issues that continually make doing your job more difficult. Based on being laid off in the second round of layoffs there is not a lot of job security here. I met or exceeded all my KPIs quarter over quarter and was let go after 8 years of employment. SLT says they want your next career to be at Indeed, but then again they laid off 23% of the company in the last year. But all in all I did enjoy working at Indeed.

-Indeed has been eliminating cross-functional support for NAM roles, which makes the day-to-day a lot more heavy in administrative tasks -Expect to be traveling most of every week and living in hotel rooms/airports, or constantly being on the road. Note you'll be staying in the cheapest dirty hotels if you're in any major city. -Unlimited PTO? Sure, but you'll be expected to work at any time the client deems it necessary. At no point in my years at Indeed did I have a work-free vacation -The VP of sales received a promotion to "Group VP of Sales" one week prior to laying off an addition 1,000 people after laying off 2,200 people in 2023. -Consistent changes to product that enrage Enterprise clients with little prep for sales people to handle these matters effectively.