
Indeed's Rivals Need to Step Up!
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I recently sounded the alarm on the misteps of Indeed, writing about how HR professionals and employers are finally reaching a breaking point over rising costs, complex pricing/rules, and diminishing returns. The phrase “The Indeed Tax” has begun to resonate deeply with anyone managing a recruitment ad budget. But as I look at the broader landscape of the recruitment ad industry, I’m left asking a incredibly frustrating question: Where the hell is the competition? And Why haven’t they capitalized on the Indeed missteps? Learn more about your ad choices. Vis...
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Okay, right, Tiki, it's a solo show today, just me. And I want to talk about what's going on with Indeed and their rivals. So I recently sounded the alarm on the missteps of Indeed, writing about how HR pros and employers are finally reaching a breaking point
over rising costs, complex pricing and rules, and diminishing returns. The phrase the Indeed Tax, quote unquote, has begun to resonate deeply with anyone managing a recruitment ad budget. Even this week they came out with some new terms of service
where now you might get charged for these sort of bot applies that are just applying on behalf of candidates. And there's no transparency around that stuff. But as I look at the broader landscape of the recruiting ad industry,
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