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We’re honored to be named one of America’s Greatest Workplaces 2025 by Newsweek & Plant‐A Insights! Recognition based on 120+ KPIs, employee voices & independent data for excellence across leadership, integrity, compensation, work-life balance, and more.
We are proud to welcome back Hisayuki "Deko" Idekoba as CEO of Indeed. Deko previously served as Indeed’s CEO from 2013-2019. In addition to leading Indeed, he will continue to serve as CEO of our parent company, Recruit Holdings. We also want to say a heartfelt thank you to Chris Hyams, who has led Indeed as CEO since 2019 and will continue as an advisor through the end of the year. “We’re in a once in a generation moment where tech can really change lives,” said Deko. “Hiring is still too slow and too hard, and we’re using AI to make it simpler and more personal—for both job seekers and employers. Indeed would not be what it is today without Chris as he transitioned the company from a search engine to a two-sided marketplace. We’re so grateful for everything he’s done." Read more in our press release.
At Indeed, we see firsthand how AI is changing work in realtime—and using those insights to help us shape what’s next. In her Fortune byline, our Chief People and Sustainability Officer, LaFawn Davis, shares how AI is transforming work—and why skills-first hiring, work wellbeing, and continuous learning are building blocks to a future-ready workforce. Check it out.
Recruit Group is in the midst of celebrating its 65th anniversary — marking over six decades of connecting people to opportunities. How has the company changed over the years, what’s top of mind for its leaders, and what future are they striving to create? We spoke with Indeed CEO Chris Hyams to find out. Learn more
Veterans bring valuable skills and leadership experience to the workforce, and our latest Veteran and Military Families Hiring Event proved just that. Participating job seekers received free resume reviews from Indeed’s Talent Acquisition team, tailored support from Job Squad members, and the opportunity to directly connect with employers. The event brought together 200 job seekers and 45 employers, resulting in 300+ interviews, 19 job offers, and 9 immediate hires—all in one day! With plans to expand these events in the upcoming year, we’re committed to helping veterans and military families find meaningful careers. Watch this video to learn more.
Congratulations to Jennifer Warren, our Global Vice President at Indeed, for being named to the 2025 AI Trailblazers Power 100 by Adweek and AITrailblazers! Her leadership is shaping the future of AI and work, driving real innovation that creates opportunities for job seekers, employers, and our teams. Well-deserved recognition! Read more.
We’re proud to be named a 2025 Most Trusted Brand by USA Today! 🎉 This recognition reflects the trust millions of job seekers and employers place in Indeed every day as they navigate new opportunities. Thank you for being part of our journey!
We’re honored to be named as one of Newsweek’s “America’s Greatest Workplaces for Women 2025”! At Indeed, we’re committed to empowering women every day. This award highlights our ongoing commitment to fostering a supportive, inclusive environment for all Indeedians to thrive.
Indeed is one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies for 2025! We're recognized for our ongoing use of AI-powered technology to transform the hiring process and connect people to better work opportunities. Our innovations help us achieve our mission of helping all people get jobs.
Ten years ago, Nicole faced the same challenges many job seekers experience—challenges that sparked her passion for helping others in their careers. That mission led her to Indeed, where she’s now a Technical Engineer Apprentice in the BOOST Program—a transformative initiative that reskills non-technical employees into software engineering roles. Through the program, Nicole has blended her love for coding with her commitment to inclusion. Learn how Nicole contributes to initiatives that make a difference while continuing her leadership role as a co-chair for Indeed’s Black Inclusion Group (BIG).
