Former Employee3.4Nov 28, 2023While the sales reps at Indeed are collaborative, supportive and generous in helping, I found the final 3 years of my 10+ career at Indeed to be one of wavering leadership. I left shortly before the 1st round of layoffs occurred and while grateful for my time at the company for all they offered, the leadership lacked vision beyond counting metrics. Insufficient...Read More
While the sales reps at Indeed are collaborative, supportive and generous in helping, I found the final 3 years of my 10+ career at Indeed to be one of wavering leadership. I left shortly before the 1st round of layoffs occurred and while grateful for my time at the company for all they offered, the leadership lacked vision beyond counting metrics. Insufficient...Read More
Former Employee1.6Aug 31, 2023I am not a disgruntled employee. I was extremely successful in my time at Indeed. I left voluntarily, despite making excellent money, because it is not a healthy organization, and morale is sinking every day due to the reasons below. Indeed embodies every trope you can think of when imagining a poorly run sales organization. You are actively punished for success...Read More
I am not a disgruntled employee. I was extremely successful in my time at Indeed. I left voluntarily, despite making excellent money, because it is not a healthy organization, and morale is sinking every day due to the reasons below. Indeed embodies every trope you can think of when imagining a poorly run sales organization. You are actively punished for success...Read More
Former Employee3.0Nov 15, 2024couldn't have asked for a better job out of college, but it was a handicap as moved forward in a sales career. really mid product training and absolutely no sales training
couldn't have asked for a better job out of college, but it was a handicap as moved forward in a sales career. really mid product training and absolutely no sales training
