Honestly, I had the ideal work experience at Indeed for the first year. Benefits were great. The company cares about its employees. My managers and my team were genuine and cared about growing as a team. I was making actual engineering contributions to the product.
After re-prioritisation of initiatives, the direction became unclear due to the nature of our sub-organisation. Eventually, our entire office got laid off due to strategic re-alignment.
Despite that, I harbour no strong negative feelings towards the company. I sincerely believed that leadership tried their best to avoid this outcome (if not for the employees, then for the hit to their brand reputation that they worked so hard to keep).
Honestly, I would still be willing to return to Indeed at a later part of my life if they ever set up another office here.
Don't set up the internationalization of existing products as a separate sub-organization. It hamstrung the impact that we were allowed to have.
The interview process consists of two stages: the first is a Karat screening, and the second is half a day of back-to-back interviews. Despite their claims of being job seeker-first, they broke multiple promises, which were big red flags. Everything
On-campus interview, 1 question. It lasted a total of 30 minutes. The interviewers were nice and helpful throughout the process. Overall, a good experience. However, I did not get a second-round interview from Indeed. Also, it is located in Texas, s
I went to the university career fair and got an on-campus interview opportunity. It was an on-campus interview lasting for 30 minutes. The main task was to solve a coding problem.
The interview process consists of two stages: the first is a Karat screening, and the second is half a day of back-to-back interviews. Despite their claims of being job seeker-first, they broke multiple promises, which were big red flags. Everything
On-campus interview, 1 question. It lasted a total of 30 minutes. The interviewers were nice and helpful throughout the process. Overall, a good experience. However, I did not get a second-round interview from Indeed. Also, it is located in Texas, s
I went to the university career fair and got an on-campus interview opportunity. It was an on-campus interview lasting for 30 minutes. The main task was to solve a coding problem.