Indeed, a widely used job search platform, has implemented a significant change in the USA regarding how job alerts are delivered. Users must now create an account to receive job alerts, marking a shift towards a more identity-focused system.
Reasons Behind the Change
Indeed’s new requirement aims to:
- Better manage data by collecting detailed information about job seekers.
- Enhance connections between job seekers and employers.
- Strengthen its market position by making it more difficult for users to switch to competing platforms.
Impact on Job Seekers
The introduction of mandatory accounts means:
- A more personalized experience when searching for jobs.
- Potential inconvenience for some users who previously relied on anonymous job alerts.
Overall Significance
This change reflects Indeed’s strategy to secure its standing as a leading job site by emphasizing identity verification and data control. Job seekers in the USA should be ready to create accounts to continue receiving alerts and accessing other platform features.
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