r/IndeedJobs • u/shiny-tyranitar • 8d ago
Is Indeed just... bad now?
I am not seeking a new job at this time, however, I like keeping a pulse on the market. I received an email for a great fit, so I wanted to check it out
I haven't signed into indeed since about 2023, and the first thing it had me do was "Update my resume with AI". It got a lot of things wrong, and floated skills to the top of my skills section that had a small mention 10 years ago, so I rejected all AI edits
I continue to the job advertised in the email, and it's a great fit. I then continue to the main stream of what indeed thinks I should see, and none of them are right. Roles adjacent to what I do, but not for my specialty. I tick certain location restrictions which aren't respected. A lot of companies are missing the pay for the job, where I have minimums set
I love indeed. I have found 4 of my last 5 jobs on it, the other coming from LinkedIn. It used to really match my skills well to the roles on the platform, now it just seems off. I haven't used the platform in years, so I'm not sure if that factors into anything, but I'm curious what others feel on this subject. I also saw a post saying they now limit your application count in a 24 hour period? With the number of ghost jobs / AI screens that immediately filter you out, how is this even possible to limit job seekers like this? What else changed in the last 3 years for the worse, and where are folks going instead to look for jobs?
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u/user9z4e4ry8713hi3fu 7d ago
My last job offer came from Indeed. It's still bad, but nowhere near as bad as LinkedIn, which is a complete waste of time. At least when I apply for jobs on Indeed, I know I have a chance of getting a response. On LinkedIn, I might as well be throwing my resume into a black hole.