Item: Indeed.com
Rating: 10
Author: Shawn Strasburg

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

[Indeed.com] is used by me to outsource work when workflow is to high for my team to complete in a timely manner. I also use indeed to find new jobs when workflow is slow or current jobs are completed faster than anticipated. Indeed is my go to trusted site to find work fast.

Pros and Cons

Ease of job searching
Easy to use on a mobile device
It’s free

Overwhelms candidates that have outdated resumes
Overwhelming to less tech savvy users
Job descriptions previews are small

Most Important Features

Remote job filter
Ease of finding part time and full time jobs
Salary filter

Return on Investment

Ease of remote job searching
Indeed is great at posting remote jobs
Helps increase clients and revenue

Alternatives Considered

Facebook for Business

I prefer [Indeed.com] over Facebook because I get to filter all resumes before contacting contact workers. It’s also easier to find clients as the job description tells me what the client is looking for over Facebook where we have to exchange messages back and forth to figure out what is needed, indeed just streamlines this and saves so much time.

Key Insights

Do you think Indeed.com delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Indeed.com's feature set?

Yes

Did Indeed.com live up to sales and marketing promises?

I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process

Did implementation of Indeed.com go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Indeed.com again?

Yes

Other Software Used

Facebook for Business, Google Drive, Zoom

Likelihood to Recommend

[Indeed.com] is great for the modern tech savvy users with a updated resume and previous work descriptions. Where indeed is less appropriate is for someone who has an outdated resume or limited work history as it can become over whelming to some. Then the job description previews are small and hard to read with a very minimal description.

Indeed for remote workers

Overall Satisfaction with Indeed.com