Indeed CEO Chris Hyams resigns, hands over reins to former chief Hisayuki Idekoba

The CEO Chris Hyams (illustrated above), who hired the platform, said on Monday that he was resigning from this role. The CEO of Recruit, the main company of the company, will really return to his post as CEO after the six -year break.

Hymes said he would serve as an adviser to the board this year to handle the transformation. He joined the company as the VP of the product in the 21st.

“Today, more than 300 million job seekers use the fact every month. Our earnings have increased by 200x. Most importantly, 2 27 people are rented per minute – since we start to measure the rents every 2.2 seconds, so more than 75 million people have realized the job – and we know that the number is a dramatic, Him.

“Actually it would not be what it would be today without Chris, because he led this organization by converting a typical job search engine from a two-way talent. StatementThe