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Company reviews

In this lesson, you'll learn how to search and browse for more information about the pay, culture, and overall experience working at different companies on Indeed.

Watch the video below to learn more about company reviews.

Looking up companies

To get started, click Company Reviews at the top of the Indeed homepage.

If you want to, you can use the search field to search for a specific company.

You can also scroll down to browse companies that are currently hiring, popular companies, and top-rated workplaces.

Looking up companies on a mobile device

If you are on a mobile device, you'll notice that it's difficult to find company reviews using the Indeed mobile app. It's actually easier to open your web browser and go to indeed.com.

Then, tap the drop-down menu in the top-right corner and select Company reviews.

Now you can search, browse, and learn about companies just like on the desktop version.

Reading company reviews

Each company's page may look a little different, but the general layout should be similar. There is a row of tabs across the top that you can click to learn more about different aspects of the company. You start on the Snapshot tab, which gives you an overview of the company.

You will only be able to read a few reviews before being prompted to create an Indeed account and add a review yourself.

Let's take a look at each tab:

• Snapshot: This is a great place to get a general idea of how people feel about working there. Scroll down the page to learn more about different aspects of the company. As you scroll, you might notice that the different sections of the Snapshot tab roughly correspond to the tabs at the top of the page. 

• Why Join Us: This is written by the company, and it's their pitch to try to convince you to work for them.

• Reviews: For perhaps a more honest take, you can read what past and present employees have to say in this tab. Large companies might have thousands of reviews, so don't take any single review as the absolute truth. Instead, read multiple reviews and try to see if there are any patterns to what people are saying. If you are interested in a specific aspect of the company, use the filtering and sorting tools at the top of the page. 

• Salaries and Benefits: These show how much you might expect to earn in different jobs within the company. 

• Jobs: A list of open positions is available, and you can use the search boxes to search for a specific job or location. 

• Interviews: Before applying for a job, you might want to look at this feature, which has information on what you can expect from the job interview process.

• Q&A: If you still have questions about the company, the Q&A tab might have the answer. Large companies will have hundreds if not thousands of questions that have already been answered, but if you can't find what you're looking for, you can also use the search box to submit your own questions.

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