A solid resume utilization tool with good bang for your buck
Updated March 18, 2024

A solid resume utilization tool with good bang for your buck

Chris Drew | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Indeed Resume

I utilize Indeed Resume heavily as one of the recruiting tools at my disposal in order to help source talent. I've found that Indeed Resume typically works pretty well for positions that are a little more high volume (customer service reps, technicians, labor, administrative.)
  • Extremely easy to use interface
  • Very responsive customer service support
  • Ability to control your own budget
  • When selecting through candidates it feels like it takes a few extra steps than needed.
  • Not a way to delete a batch of messages at once.
  • Indeed has saved me a ton of time by allowing me to save various templates for pitching candidates.
  • I've found that candidates are usually pretty responsive on Indeed as well.
I think Indeed Resume and ZipRecruiter are pretty comparable products. I ultimately prefer Indeed Resume for flexibility. If I have one critical position to fill I can pour my entire budget into that one role and ensure that it gets maximum visibility (within my budget constraints of course.) With ZipRecruiter I feel like you have fewer options to choose from. Also, the pause fee that ZipRecruiter charges is a preposterous money grab.

Do you think Indeed Resume delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Indeed Resume's feature set?

Yes

Did Indeed Resume live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Indeed Resume go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Indeed Resume again?

Yes

I think Indeed Resume is a very solid resume sourcing tool. I'm pretty much never going to give anything a 10/10 especially software related, but Indeed is just about perfect [for] what I need.
It's made it pretty easy to build custom projects both for current needs and future hiring goals.
I think Indeed Resume is well suited if you're a budget conscious individual looking to fill 3-4 jobs at a time. The analytics that Indeed provides good data on cost per click metrics and things like that. I don't think Indeed Resume is as effective if you're trying to fill say, 10+ jobs and you have a budget of $500/month. It's tough to get traction in that regard and your budget will most likely get chewed up without having too much to show in the way of results.

Indeed Resume Feature Ratings

Continuous AI Model Training
Not Rated
Existing Skills Mapping/Lanscaping
Not Rated
Anonymous Screening/Profile Masking
Not Rated
Bias-Mitigating Algorithms
Not Rated
Diversity Reporting
Not Rated
AI-Based Role Definition
Not Rated
Candidate Modelling
Not Rated
Talent Rediscovery
Not Rated
Automated Candidate Evaluation/Scoring
Not Rated
Internal Mobility Recommendations
Not Rated
At-Risk Talent Scoring
Not Rated
ATS Integrations
Not Rated

Using Indeed Resume

2 - Recruiting/Human Resources
2 - Human Resources/Recruiting functions. Sourcing, resume parsing, candidate reach out
  • Job board
  • Resume Database
  • Salary data
  • Salary Data information
  • None, really. It's an effective tool for recruiting and posting jobs
It provides the most bang for the buck for the types of roles my team works on.

Indeed Resume Support

  • Senior Management
  • Middle Management
  • General Mid-Career
  • General Entry-Level
  • Hourly
Anything from $15/hr up to 6 figures
ProsCons
Quick Resolution
Good followup
Problems get solved
Kept well informed
No escalation required
Immediate help available
Support understands my problem
Support cares about my success
Quick Initial Response
None
My account manager/rep is very proactive in terms of keeping me in the loop on promotions that Indeed has going on as well as being available for any niche questions I may have about my account.
Overall I'm pretty pleased with Indeed Resume and the support I receive. I have some minor nitpicks but everything is pretty customizable depending on your hiring needs.