Indeed and LinkedIn are two popular job boards for large and small businesses alike. However, that doesn’t mean they are the same. Indeed is a search engine that aggregates millions of job postings.

The 2+U project in downtown Seattle under construction. (GeekWire Photo / Nat Levy) Indeed, the online job search engine, has leased a huge new office space in a flashy new tower under construction in ...

If you’re seeking a new IT job or have positions to fill, look no further than Network World’s new IT job search engine powered by Indeed. Instead of just another job board, here you’ll find a search ...

Indeed's latest AI at Work Report, an annual study measuring the technology's impact in the job market, found that more than a quarter (26%) of jobs that had been posted on the platform in the past ...

The idea of a job search engine seems so simple, yet for it to be effective, like many things, it is highly complex. Our experts explain how they work and how they could be a perfect solution for some ...

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Hisayuki “Deko” Idekoba, chief executive officer of the company behind top job-search engine Indeed.com, doesn’t seem to place much significance on his own position. “I want be the most powerless CEO ...

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We’ve moved beyond circling “help wanted” ads in the daily paper, and looking for job openings has (theoretically) never been easier, with access to search sites filled with millions of listings ...

Hisayuki “Deko” Idekoba, chief executive officer of the company behind top job-search engine Indeed.com, doesn’t seem to place much significance on his own position. “I want be the most powerless CEO ...