I applied for a “Reception Hostess” job for fairs on the Indeed platform. I was asked to send the word “hostess” to a number they provided. When I wrote on WhatsApp for registration, I received an inappropriate message. When I asked about it, there was no reply, and shortly after, I was blocked on Indeed as well.
Are employers really allowed to post ads like this on Indeed without any safeguards? There seems to be no preventive measures and no phone number to report this situation.
I applied to a job posting on Indeed under the title “Reception Hostess.” Shortly after, an agency called mm contacted me via WhatsApp. However, the message they sent included phrases such as “package,” “VIP customer,” “€2,500 payment,” and “meeting with one person.” The way it was described strongl...
Through the Indeed website, I contacted the number listed in a job posting by i* Human Resources. I simply asked about the company’s shuttle route, but the reply I received was “You ask” — and then I was blocked. This kind of communication and attitude is completely unacceptable. It is very wrong to...
I searched for jobs on Indeed, and the next day I received a job offer through the Telegram app. However, I had only browsed job postings — I never actually applied. This means my phone number was shared without my consent, and someone messaged me directly. This raises serious concerns about data pr...
I applied to a job posting on Indeed and contacted the number listed in the system. I soon realized that the posting from a company called Uğurlu Teknoloji Hizmetleri was not trustworthy. It is a serious concern that Indeed allows such job postings to be published on its platform.
I applied for a call center position with Medicall Contact through the Indeed website. I received a phone call with detailed information, and I was told that they work on a commission basis. They invited me to join WhatsApp groups where I could see the details, and I accepted. I did not share any p...
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