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看到饥荒我就点进来了,先占个坑位,慢慢打字。 如果题主还没有购买,那么有两种方案。 方案一(自己已有饥荒联机版):选择12元的版本,点击添加进购物车,选择“作为礼物购买”, 从好友列表里找到你想送的那个好友,写些特别的话,掏钱,完事。 方案二(自己还没有饥荒):选择16元的 ...
SAT逻辑连接词:Indeed Indeed在中文上翻译成“ 其实,确实 ”, 在柯林斯字典上的解释是,“ to introduce a further comment or statement that strengthens the point you have already made.
Hey y’all! Any suggestions for job sites? Indeed is getting exhausting and without hearing much of anything back. Just curious if there is a better avenue to search for jobs. Share Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New Controversial Old Q&A Add a Comment parkhiker •
Browsing sites like Indeed seems so boring and discouraging because 1) I don't know what I want to do now. and 2) There are thousands of many bullshit postings and hundreds of other generic users applying to the same dinky jobs. The only things I have seen that are interesting to me are jobs posted directly on some companys' direct websites.
That was two days ago, and Indeed has already let me know that my application has been viewed by the hiring firm (whatever that means). Today Indeed sent me a prompt to "Message the employer directly.
You set a budget for each job as an employer and pay Indeed to push your job out to job seekers. I used to pay $30-$50k year in Indeed advertising. Companies also pay $1500 or so to access the search database. However, with in Indeed they mask the contact information. Any contact goes through Indeed until the job seeker provides contact ...
Indeed needs to stop showing jobs that aren't location accurate. First off, fuck employers who list their jobs as being in a certain town, but are actually in a different town, only listed as the certain town either for more potential candidates, or because that town is the "main" town in the area.
No matter what I say the review gets rejected. Indeed is a horrible platform. They really don't want people to speak about their experiences. Certain employers have an incredibly toxic environment or practice deception but magically your reviews will get deleted for ''violating community guidelines''.







