Indeed Tower

Maalik 2 months ago

Indeed Flex-Las Vegas is trash. They still only have one or two clients, with the expected-potential to be sent home with anytime, any day, on any shift for one of them. Either way. All to often. Like -why does everything have to be California first? They don't need everything. And they don't even spend enough when they come to Vegas. Some of your better California Flexers live right in the city. App: There's hardly any guaranteed hours with Stord. With one full shift out of the three they had for B-Shift Flexers. CORT is on occasion, but they too: can send waves of Flexers away because they have enough full-time employees. There is several warehouses, venues, and event fronts they could survey and get clientele.

Yilmaz Ozmen a year ago

An impressive modern glass tower in downtown Austin that reflects Indeed's status as a major tech employer. The architecture beautifully contrasts with the historic Texas State Capitol dome visible nearby, symbolizing the blend of traditional and modern Texas. While the platform is comprehensive and user-friendly, the job search experience can be challenging even for experienced professionals. Despite the sleek interface and numerous postings, getting meaningful responses from employers can be frustrating. Pro tips for fellow job seekers: - Use specific keyword filters and boolean search - Set up targeted job alerts - Keep your profile regularly updated - Follow up applications through company websites - Don't rely solely on one platform The building is architecturally stunning with its glass facade and modern design, making it a notable landmark in Austin's skyline. However, like many job search experiences, your mileage may vary with the platform itself. The location next to other tech companies and the Capitol shows Indeed's prominent position in Austin's tech scene, though this doesn't necessarily translate to easier job hunting for candidates. Hoping the company continues to improve the platform's effectiveness for serious job seekers.

Mari Almz a year ago

Part of Austin’s skyline — sleek, modern, and thoughtfully integrated into downtown. Completed in 2021, it stands 542 feet tall with 36 stories, making it one of the tallest buildings in the city. I love how the glass design reflects the city and sky, especially during sunset when the whole building glows. The tower offers around 733,000 square feet of office space, with companies like Indeed occupying the top floors.

Nino Arobelidze 2 years ago

Stunning space that combines the best of the old and new worlds in its architectural achievement. w great parking to boot I don’t know what previously stood here, but they did an incredible job restoring the outside and appear to currently be working on restoring the inside as an extension of the building

TemperaturePro Austin 4 months ago

Misleading subscription cancelation process. I tried to cancel each time a renewal email arrived. It appeared to be cancelled, but I got billed anyway. Had to call their help line who showed me the well hidden path to cancel. No refund for false cancelation periods. Switching to ZipRecruiter.