r/IndeedJobs

I'm looking for 40 people (min) who want to work from home and who are committed .I'll pay you $20 an hour. Candidates interested in working part-time or full-time.

3 hours a day min

Morning shift (8:00a.m -10:00a.m)

Afternoon shift (5:00pm -8:00p.m)

Only during the weekdays

No experience needed just smartphone and internet.

Those interested can contact me via WhatsApp +15812745188 or to telegram with my user JobsRemoteW

I was recently invited to an virtual interview, and was asked to install a file that put an 'Indeed Interview' app on my phone. I was able to schedule a interview, but now i'm worried i've been scammed or i've accidently installed malware. Is this legit?

Any help appreciated!

I've been job searching and I've applied to a Remote Administrative Assistant position at Wolstenhome Associates, LLC. on Indeed. I've personally never heard of a strictly remote admin position. However, I've worked as an admin assistant and I remember working remotely about 1-2 days a week.

I applied to this job on Sunday on Indeed. I was contacted via text message this afternoon to set up an interview on Teams. I was able to get in contact with the hiring employer on Teams. Once I was ready to begin the interview, the interviewer said that he was ready and that we can start. I was expecting a Teams video call, but the interviewer stated that the interview would be conducted via Teams chat. Although this is a fully remote position, I still would believe that a video call would be more appropriate. This was the first weird thing.

Secondly, towards the end of the interview I was asked which bank do I have. I stated that I was no comfortable disclosing that information and would be open to discussing further details once an offer is given. The interviewer replied, "It is not your information, just the name of the bank. This is to ensure that our payroll is linked to that specific bank account. This is an out of state remote position so maybe that is why?

I've looked up the business and it definitely exists. However, I look of the names of the people that are sending me emails and I can't seem to find much info on them.

I am not sure, but something seems very off. The company is real, but the emails that I am receiving seem to be personal emails. Also, the signature of the emails are different from the names of the emails.

I believe I already know my answer, but I need some type of insight because the job market is rough.

I want to start my VA journey as soon as possible po sana, and Im good with unpaid training or paid training na pasok naman sa budget. Pls recommend nadin po mga good paid courses online that can help with my journey. Thank you po!!

And I’m wondering could this be a spammy fake job listing I applied for trying to mess with me or something has anyone had this issue it’s getting creepy…

Where they have you schedule an interview, you show up, and the person interviewing you says "yeah, we aren't really hiring right now, but we'll keep your application on file for when we are." THEN WHY TF ARE YOU PUTTING JOB LISTINGS ON INDEED?! Sick of wasting my time with these BS interviews with companies that apparently aren't even intending to hire anyone.

I got an email with a link to install an app called "indinterview" to prove I'm serious about the job interview.

It honestly felt fishy so wanted to ask here

I may start out in a unique situation which may not apply to most people, but I've been a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) for 10 years.

Of course, I always see postings for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), and I don't have any idea how to filter this.

-SLP shouldn't do anything since it's in SLPA, but nothing works right.

Well, I finally got into, and finally graduated from a Speech-Language Pathologist program, and none of the places where I did rotations were hiring, so I'm looking for my first big boy Speech-Language Pathologist job.

Of course, I see lots of SLPA postings.

I just give them the thumbs down and they go away until new ones are posted.

Of course, searching for SLP postings show me Occupational and Physical Therapy, Family therapy, doctors, attorneys, Uber and Uber Eats drivers, shower aides, HVAC technicians, and all kinds of unrelated un\skilled jobs.

Either I wouldn't want it or I'm not qualified for it, but I'm qualified for lots of jobs, just show them!

Of course, one does not simply find an SLP job, I need to complete my Clinical Fellowship first, and lots of potential employers aren't willing to train new graduates.

I applied to all of the better SLP positions I saw and had a few interviews, but no offers, so I'm trying to focus on ones which mention the CF.

The thing is, until over a decade ago, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA, it doesn't make sense) called it the Clinical Fellowship Year, but since we can complete it in 9 months, but have 24 to finish, they just started calling it the CF.

Our professors made a big deal out of it and said that anyone still using the old term is out of touch, but what else is new?

I recently realized that "SLP" and "Speech-Language Pathologist" often have different results even though most job postings use both.

I've been searching with each term for the last several days in a row.

If I search for "Speech-Language Pathologist CF," it says "Slightly farther," three postings which do happen to mention CFs, and "Similar to jobs you explored," and 5 posts with no mention of CFs.

If I search for "SLP CF," it says "We didn't find any results for this search. Similar to jobs you explored" and 5 random jobs in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area.

Two happen to mention CF, but I'm sure that's a coincidence.

However, if I search for "Speech-Language Pathologist CFY," it shows 7 results allegedly within 25 miles, and then "Similar jobs recruiting nationwide," and a posting 24.5 miles away.

What drives me nuts is that some of these have "CF" in the description or even the title, but they don't show up under "CF," only "CFY" even though they don't say "CFY?!"

Well, I need to get to bed. I have an interview in the morning.

Good luck! :)

Just curious. I can't imagine how anyone could literally do anything on that hourly pay.