Indeed reviews

3.8

69% would recommend to a friend

(4,529 total reviews)
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Hisayuki Deko Idekoba

52% approve of CEO

45% positive business outlook

Indeed has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 4,529 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Indeed employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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1.0
Jul 8, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Free snacks. Nice colleagues. Unlimited PTO.

Cons

I started this job and actually enjoyed it until I realized how backwards thinking the management is which is a shame as indeed truly got the potential to be a great company. I know for a fact that every single person in my team is looking to change position as we don't feel comfortable in this work environment. I can honestly say that I have never had a vibe this bad from a company before.

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Indeed Response
6y
Thanks for your review about working at Indeed in Dublin. It’s disappointing for us to read your feedback as we try to promote an open and transparent culture. It is our priority to make sure we are listening and acting on the concerns and suggestions of our employees, as you are ones who help build us up as a company, and are our biggest and most valuable assets. We’d encourage you to reach out to you onsite HR BP if you have not already and make sure you give us honest feedback in our global engagement survey which is open right now.
1.0
Feb 23, 2019

TERRIBLE-TOXIC

Recommend
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Pros

Lunches on Wednesday Healthcare Daily breakfast Early finish on Fridays Unlimited leave( limited tho)

Cons

Indeed AU has so much potential, however the people with authority, who are responsible to "stir the ship" in the right direction- are most definitely stirring it in the wrong direction. Due to the recent management changes, every thing has gone down hill. Staff who have been here for years, are leaving. Everyone who is still working there, is interviewing for a new role, everyone wants out. People go to HR with their concerns, and nothing gets done. Where do you go? If HR, is in support of the unorthodox practices. People on the team , have been publicly shamed in "all office" meetings, and there were no repercussions for the person, responsible for this. Very toxic, unsafe culture.

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Indeed Response
7y
Hi. Firstly, thank you for leaving a review for us. All feedback we receive is very helpful in helping us improve and grow as an organisation. As an employer, one of our biggest priority is to provide our staff with a safe working space. We care deeply about our employees’ experience and won’t tolerate toxic behavior. At Indeed, we champion a culture that values honest and transparent communication, with quarterly feedback and management effectiveness surveys. We’re very sorry you feel the HR team hasn’t been supportive, as their role is to help our employees create positive and successful experiences at work. We don’t want anyone to feel marginalised or devalued at Indeed, and the views and voices of all employees matter. Managers are held accountable to their leadership roles, and we’re monitoring this through our employee engagement and manager feedback surveys. This provides us insights on the employee experience, and we take it very seriously. Again, we’re sorry to read your feedback, and would love to find out more. If you are comfortable to have a confidential chat, please reach out to us at inside@indeed.com.
1.0
Feb 22, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

A lot of amazing people across the Sydney office, you really do make friends for life at this company, this is the best thing you get out of working here. Health insurance, good super contributions. Money was great in the first couple years. There is one great director in the Sydney office, he was the first Dradis director there. He brought a lot of culture and atmosphere to the place, expanding the team from 6 to 20 people before the restructure. He somehow managed to give support to all 20 of us, which still amazes me. Best manager I’ve ever worked for, he supports his team and is always finding new ways to help them. Something you don’t find in most managers. He really goes above and beyond. If there is a reason people have chosen to stay, it is because of this director. There are other directors that are great and look out for their teams as well. Free lunch on Wednesdays and breakfast every morning, free snacks in the kitchen as well (this has been quite helpful in saving money as most people experienced a 15k-70k decrease in earnings once the restructure happened). People are saving Wednesday lunch for dinner, and breakfasts items for lunch, as apparently they can’t afford to buy their own food on their salaries now.

Cons

Unlimited PTO- a myth, if you’re in the Sales sector of the business, you’re dreaming if you think this is happening for you. For the past year, since the structure change, the sales side of the business, particularly growth, has been hit quite hard. Acquisition hasn’t been quite as bad, but many reps even on that side experience if they have done quite well one quarter, the next quarter their target is made to be unachievable. You have reps that are typically top performers that are at the bottom of the sales dashboard. If you are thinking about doing sales here, make sure you are going into acquisition and not growth (you’ve been warned). Acquisition still gets commission and bonus. Growth does not get commission, only bonus (and has to hit a higher threshold than acquisition to get a bonus). With unachievable targets, most growth reps are pretty much stuck on low base salaries at the moment. On top of the structure change that never made sense for the Australian market, there is an upper management team that has a poor attitude. Upper management finds it appropriate to swear at staff in front of a whole Monday morning meeting, which brings me to HR. HR seems to be biased, as they never asked upper management to apologize to the sales floor after that swearing incident- which would be considered bullying and intimidation (based on the bullying and harassment training they have staff complete yearly). The mental health of employees is at risk at this place, since the change to the new structure, and new management in the last year, a lot of sales reps have spoken about the anxiety they are experiencing. These are people that have never had anxiety before working here. To top everything off, the culture is gone in most sales teams. A place that was once vibrant and a place that people loved to come to everyday, now resembles a silent ghost town. Apparently light music on the sales floor wasn’t a “winning culture”, but now with the silence on the floor, it is more of a “losing culture”.

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Indeed Response
7y
Hi there, thanks for writing in, and highlighting all the positive aspects of your job. We appreciate it and are glad to know people are building lasting relationships in the office. However, we are very concerned about the feedback you shared about our leadership team in Sydney. As an HR team, we care strongly about our employees and their wellbeing. We recognise that the office is where our people spend most of their time and energy, and it is therefore our priority to provide a safe, pleasant and conducive place to work. Bullying, swearing and intimidation are all very serious allegations which we will look into internally. We do not tolerate or encourage such behaviour at Indeed, and strongly believe our leaders should never put employees in uncomfortable and disrespected situations. Our staff’s mental health is important to us, and something we are constantly looking into. We have several welfare benefits for our staff, as well as a confidential employee assistance program should anyone feel the need to speak to someone outside their team. Of course, we also want to make sure people don’t get to the point where they feel alone and unsupported, and our managers are all equipped with the skills to help their team members identify and manage stressful moments in and out of the office. Our HR team are also meant to be there to help build bridges between departments and people. As such, we are disappointed to read you felt that you never received that level of support from our team. Please reach out to our global employer brand team at inside@indeed.com so we can get more details from you to improve your current situation. Thank you.
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