Overall, users spent more time on our site, viewed, saved and applied for more jobs, demonstrating compelling evidence of increased engagement and satisfaction with their job search experience on Indeed.
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Feature A- The tapping experience for location search
Users can click on the location picker to trigger the location pane, we created a linear flow to drill down their preferred location from region to district.
We enhanced the existing radius function's visibility and intuitiveness to help users narrow down their selected areas more effectively. After launching the MVP, we plan to introduce station/train route search features to simplify the job search process for part-time job seekers, making it easier to find relevant jobs.
Feature B-Filtering experience
Filters are highly requested by our users and are a standard feature on local job boards. The keyword search method, requiring inputs for "where" and "what," is unfamiliar to Japanese job seekers, who often struggle to articulate their search criteria through keywords.
Filters enable job seekers to easily choose criteria that match their preferences and conditions, sparing them the effort of brainstorming terms for the keyword box. We aim to offer various filters to help job seekers quickly narrow down search results.
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Feature C-A scannable job description
Job descriptions are crucial for Japanese job seekers, who carefully evaluate them to determine their fit for a position. At Indeed, the aggregation of listings from multiple sources led to unstructured job descriptions, posing a challenge in maintaining uniformity and consistency.
We created a "title & content pair" enhancer and apply this new rule to all jobs, which makes the jobs at Indeed look more consistent no matter where are the jobs coming from.