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My experience at Indeed Flex was a rollercoaster of emotions. While I made many great friends, the overall environment became increasingly disorganized and stressful as time went on. When I first joined, the company felt like a dream—free coffee, lunch, work-from-home days, and a relaxed atmosphere with friendly colleagues. However, behind the scenes, there was always drama and tension that grew over time.

The management style was highly problematic. Team leads would vape in meeting rooms, colleagues were reprimanded in front of others during one-on-ones, and workload distribution became erratic. As a result, morale plummeted, and it seemed like everyone was in the same boat—feeling miserable. 

The level of micromanagement was overwhelming. We had to track every break, arrival and departure, and even our time spent on individual tasks. On top of that, we were expected to take on various tasks across the division without proper training, leading to confusion and frustration.

The worst part was watching many of my close friends get fired, which only added to the anxiety within the team. While the perks of working in the Indeed office and the friendships I made were definitely highlights, the overall experience left much to be desired.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Absolutely to the EXTREME Nothing.  When I see a job that I like,  I click on it, only to have the same exact same question asked over and over again, I stop counting after three 3 times, I am over it leave me the He'll Alone until you guys fix that. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Where I am right now, is only a Temp Job for a few months, then they find me other work within the company and accounts they have,  but I am looking for permanent 40hrs, driving to one location then back home. 
   I can't afford driving all over town to get my 40hrs. I would need more pay.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment is good, although the employees that come to relive me need to be more on time than they are. and culture here is  OK I guess, I really don't understand the question. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I sit at my post waiting for employees to come into my area in a Forklift or by walking into my area. 
   They must have a sticker on their badge to enter my area,  they have to sign their name,  date, supervisors name,  then have to sign out.

Indeed Flex is not a new company, but is new to the US. It's a great place to cut your teeth if you're wanting to hop into the Tech/ Staffing industry. Things to be cautious of are;
1. Lack of direction- Seems to get lost somewhere between SLT and Mid-Senior Management.
2. Interdepartmental collaboration- Organizational Design and structure is flawed and lacks oversight and control.
3. Lack of career progression- New senior positions are consistently designed to welcome senior sister company staff, often resulting in competing interests instead of the CEO's focus on the Flex way.
Perks- Great benefits, cool offices, and bonuses paid out twice year. 
I would highly recommend this company if you are new and you need to get some "Startup Tech" experience but would advise mid to senior-experienced people to look for a company that can provide them with a career roadmap and limits the amount of politics that occur at every level. 

Overall, I’m grateful for the opportunity to earn income, but I strongly discourage anyone from using this app or relying on this staffing service long term.

In my experience, workers are treated as disposable rather than valued employees. Communication is poor, assignments can disappear suddenly, and there is very little respect or understanding shown toward workers when issues come up. Everything feels automated and impersonal, and it becomes clear very quickly that you are just another number to them.

There are far better alternatives out there that treat people with more professionalism, stability, and respect. I would recommend staying away from this app and looking elsewhere for work opportunities.

While the company is built on good intentions, the execution of those intentions leaves much to be desired. 

The work environment is toxic and punitive. PTO is punished by shunning in slack channels, and snide comments made behind your back. Reps are expected to be on call 24/7 and work nights and weekends with no additional compensation. Employees who express concerns about burn out are told to deal with it on their own. When dissatisfaction with the pay and benefits package is expressed, the response from leadership is to find another job. 

 This company is a joke. They hire you and make it seem like a welcoming environment but after your orientation, you don’t see ANYONE from indeed flex again. They basically just turn you loose to the management at the job you’re temping for. It was so difficult to get in contact with any of the higher ups. The app is horrible. No one communicates or even reads the messages. There’s no PTO, holiday pay or sick days. I had Covid and still got attendance strikes. They don’t care about disabled employees. I asked for accommodation because I was being forced to stand up for 10 hours a day when the job position said I’d be sitting and I was ignored. I never got help for it. Bad place to work, bad management, don’t waste your time.

A typical day involved managing emails, scheduling tasks, and supporting clients. I learned time management, communication, and problem-solving skills. Management was supportive, and the workplace culture was professional and collaborative. The hardest part was handling multiple priorities at once, while the most enjoyable part was helping clients and completing tasks efficiently.

Acts like a game changing company in staffing and technology- Actually more of a shelf company- Likely to move assets, money or people through the various arms of Recruit Holdings. Company is not profitable. Senior leadership does not know how to write policy, enforce policy, or support policy. Very political. VERY. Imaginary grading system. If you interview ensure you ask how you will be graded on performance. Ask for real metrics. Do not let them fool you. If you're looking for great vacation times, but a terrible work life/ pay- This is your company. If you love drama and politics, this is your company. If you like working in a position two levels higher than yours without the pay- this is your company. 

Indeed Flex does not pay their employees correctly. My shifts were Sunday thru Thursday. I went in on my day off which was Friday. I did not receive overtime pay and when I reached out they said that one of those days should’ve been on the previous check and gave me the run around. So watch your time and paychecks. If you’re lazy and don’t like to actually work this place is for you. I worked with Indeed Flex for 2 weeks. The company they sent me to the employees were rude and they didn’t have any work they hired me to do. I spent a whole 8 hours sweeping the floor. Then I find out they were bringing in more people to do the same job at a higher pay rate. Overall I will not use or refer anyone to them.

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Warehouse worker 11 salaries reported	$17.10 per hour
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Forklift operator 1 salary reported	$16.00 per hour
Packer 2 salaries reported	$32,663 per year
Assembler 1 salary reported	$18.00 per hour

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