Indeed Careers and Employment

Our mission is to help all people get jobs and we’re delighted to play a part in the jobseekers journey. We are proud of the culture we’ve built, and we’re always looking for like-minded people to join our team #insideindeed. You can visit indeed.jobs for more information on our open roles and read more about our culture on our blog at inside.indeed.jobs

At Indeed, we operate within the standard office hours of the given city or country. This is usually a 9am to 5pm work day, with weekends and holidays off. We also offer our employees Open PTO or Holiday, as we want employees to take off as much time as they need, as long as they are hitting their targets and have manager approval.

Most employees are offered flexible work hours, with only a few teams that are required to be there at set times (front desk, IT, etc.). For the amount of hours worked, that will vary based on the team and projects that may need to be completed, but we are based on a full work week at 40hrs.

Our mission is to help all people get jobs and we’re delighted to play a part in the jobseekers journey. We are proud of the culture we’ve built, and we’re always looking for like-minded people to join our team #insideindeed. You can visit indeed.jobs for more information on our open roles and read more about our culture on our blog at inside.indeed.jobs

We value open communication and innovation, and we prioritize employee happiness at Indeed. We believe that trust, belonging, flexibility, appreciation, and a sense of purpose all contribute to our well-being at work. Our teams are always on hand planning activities to keep employees connected and engaged. We also have a range of perks and benefits to support some of our employees needs #insideindeed and out. To find out more about our culture, or just what our Indeedians are up to, follow us on social media @insideindeed or read more stories on our culture blog at inside.indeed.jobs

We value open communication and innovation, and we prioritize employee happiness at Indeed. We believe that trust, belonging, flexibility, appreciation, and a sense of purpose all contribute to our well-being at work. Our teams are always on hand planning activities to keep employees connected and engaged. We also have a range of perks and benefits to support some of our employees needs #insideindeed and out. To find out more about our culture, or just what our Indeedians are up to, follow us on social media @insideindeed or read more stories on our blog at inside.indeed.jobs

Hi there! We'd suggest you take a look at all of our Inside Indeed social channels to really look at what it's like to work with us. Make sure you read through the job description beforehand and have examples ready from your previous roles and how that means you'd be great for Indeed. Some tips on what to anticipate: Types of questions Our interview process is built around measuring each candidate’s capacity to demonstrate the fundamental core skills Indeed seeks in candidates of all levels. This means you will likely encounter: behavioral, problem solving, creative/ brainstorming, and situational questions. Think out loud We want to hear your thought process. Throughout your interview, we will likely ask questions about why you did something. Don’t fret! Your thought process gives us valuable insight into how you solve problems and make decisions. If we move beyond asking for clarity to challenging your idea, we’ll make that clear. Ask questions If you don’t understand a question, ask the interviewer to repeat it. If you still don’t understand, ask follow up questions to get to the root of what your Interviewer is asking — we do this all the time so it’s good for you to practice! State your assumptions Assumptions are useful to make while solving problems as long as you make sure you call out what you know and what you’re assuming you know. In some instances, the interviewer will provide more clarity or propose making different assumptions while solving the problem they’ve posed. Stay calm and positive You might make a mistake! We make mistakes too. We’d rather you go back and correct your mistake than continue with something that isn’t what you fully intended. Having the humility to acknowledge your mistakes and make necessary changes is an incredibly valuable skill. Check out this link for more helpful tips on how to prep for an interview https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/interviewing/how-to-prepare-for-an-interview

Hi there, you could opt for a smart casual look that makes you feel confident and comfortable. Most of our employees dress in smart casual attire, and have been known to spruce up their outfit when meeting clients or partners.

Hi there, the questions will depend on the team you're applying for. Here are some tips on what to anticipate and prepare for the interview: Types of questions Our interview process is built around measuring each candidate’s capacity to demonstrate the fundamental core skills Indeed seeks in candidates of all levels. This means you will likely encounter: behavioral, problem solving, creative/ brainstorming, and situational questions. Think out loud We want to hear your thought process. Throughout your interview, we will likely ask questions about why you did something. Don’t fret! Your thought process gives us valuable insight into how you solve problems and make decisions. If we move beyond asking for clarity to challenging your idea, we’ll make that clear. Ask questions If you don’t understand a question, ask the interviewer to repeat it. If you still don’t understand, ask follow up questions to get to the root of what your Interviewer is asking — we do this all the time so it’s good for you to practice! State your assumptions Assumptions are useful to make while solving problems as long as you make sure you call out what you know and what you’re assuming you know. In some instances, the interviewer will provide more clarity or propose making different assumptions while solving the problem they’ve posed. Stay calm and positive You might make a mistake! We make mistakes too. We’d rather you go back and correct your mistake than continue with something that isn’t what you fully intended. Having the humility to acknowledge your mistakes and make necessary changes is an incredibly valuable skill. Check out this link for more helpful tips on how to prep for an interview https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/interviewing/how-to-prepare-for-an-interview

We value open communication and innovation, and we prioritize employee happiness at Indeed. We believe that trust, belonging, flexibility, appreciation, and a sense of purpose all contribute to our well-being at work. Our teams are always on hand planning activities to keep employees connected and engaged. We also have a range of perks and benefits to support some of our employees needs #insideindeed and out. To find out more about our culture, or just what our Indeedians are up to, follow us on social media @insideindeed or read more stories on our culture blog at inside.indeed.jobs

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We value open communication and innovation, and we prioritize employee happiness at Indeed. We believe that trust, belonging, flexibility, appreciation, and a sense of purpose all contribute to our well-being at work. Our teams are always on hand planning activities to keep employees connected and engaged. We also have a range of perks and benefits to support some of our employees needs #insideindeed and out. To find out more about our culture, or just what our Indeedians are up to, follow us on social media @insideindeed or read more stories on our blog at inside.indeed.jobs