Here to Help

Indeed's CEO Chris Hyams spoke to Pawel Adrjan, the head of research for EMEA at Indeed. Pawel tells us about growing up in Poland and how he started his career working as an investment banker but suddenly found himself studying to get a PHD in economics.

Pawel also explains how his team track trends in the labor market, and how their predictions were affected by the pandemic.

Chris and Ashton discuss her winding career journey that’s led her to become a creative problem solver as a software engineer at Indeed, and how that intersects with her involvement in the Black Inclusion Group — and the power of being your authentic self at work.

In this episode, Chris speaks to Conor McCarthy, the head of sales for Indeed’s Next Generation Markets. We learn how each of Indeed’s markets were impacted as a result, and the steps that were taken to help the business respond. We also learn why Conor and his wider group made the decision to swap out  the term Emerging-Markets for Next-Generation Markets.

In this episode of Here to Help, we learn about the meaning of BHM in Europe, and how we are recognizing and celebrating at Indeed.

Chris Hyams, is joined by Bright Aboagye, the Regional Co-Chair of Indeed’s Black Inclusion Group and a Senior Account Executive based in Amsterdam, to discuss why setting up B.I.G in  the Netherlands office was paramount to him.

In this episode of Here to Help, Indeed's CEO Chris Hyams is joined by Erin Waddell,  regional Co-Chair of Indeed's Access Inclusion Resource Group. (I.R.G.)

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month in the US and it is also 'Accessibility Month' for us at Indeed. We are recognizing the work of our Access Indeed Inclusion Group, which we’ll be learning more about in this episode.

In this week's episode, Chris Hyams speaks to Thomas Gómez, Data Governance Analyst and co-chair of LIT (Latinx in Tech).

They discuss about the importance of Hispanic Heritage month, the issues facing the Latinx community and how media narratives can stand in the way of empathy and understanding.

This episode of Here to Help will feature Chris Hyams and Steve Preston, CEO of Goodwill Industries International (GII). 

Steve and Chris will talk about our shared mission for helping all job seekers get jobs, the impact COVID-19 has had on Goodwill's operations and how the pandemic has disproportionately impacted job seekers with barriers. Finally, they will also explore how we might use the lessons learned from the current economic crisis, to build a more inclusive recovery for all.

In this episode of Here to Help, Indeed's CEO Chris Hyams speaks to Connie Cheng, Product Manager for Indeed Incubator. Connie has only been with Indeed for a few years, but her experience here truly exemplifies what we mean by Innovation.

This is probably the most overused -- and misunderstood term in all of business. For us, the idea is pretty simple, and it follows from our previous values. If we have a pay for performance business model -- if we only get paid when we deliver value -- then the only way for us to grow our business is to deliver more and more value. So innovation is an imperative.

In this episode Chris Hyams talks to Julie Scully about our core value: Data-driven. If we are going to anchor our entire business on pay for performance, we need to be able to measure — and continuously improve — performance. But as you’ll hear, this value runs a lot deeper.

In this week's episode of Here to Help, Terence Chiu, Indeed's VP of Product discusses the importance of being data driven and how Indeed was founded back in 2004.  

Terence also discusses our two core ideas: putting job seekers first, and a pay for performance business model. In many ways, everything we have done over the past 16 years comes back to these two ideas.