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DecentRecruiter
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About DecentRecruiter
Career goal: fit the words "disrupt, DORA, democratize, DEI" into one coherent sentence. And live to tell about it.
linkedin.com/in/bradlazarus/
brad@tomesei.com
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Comment #40331383
This is great.
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Comment #40329118
Nice find - thanks for sharing!
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Data showing the 2024 tech job market is far stronger than 2023
I'll start with my back-of-the-napkin summary of the 2023 - 2024 (so far) comparison stats below: - There are 29.5% more tech job openings today than the low in March '23 (and the …
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Comment #39909623
You've trolled multiple companies here, while you've been unemployed for 20 months. Your bitterness is not helping anyone, especially yourself.
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Comment #39909460
Tall order, but a large budget for the role would improve your odds; what's the rough salary range?
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Comment #39862478
Keeping score is still the primary driver. Wealth and power, it's all relative. And the competition only becomes fiercer as those measures increase (the top performers being the mo…
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Comment #39851936
Gotcha. I think the indie community could find it fun and useful - reminds me of a single spot that aggregates those occasional HN posts: "what are you using to build your 1-person…
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Comment #39851019
I wouldn't call it morally indefensible for companies to make layoffs after the hiring irrational exuberance that occured in 2021. They're trimming fat. I would use that label for …
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Comment #39850819
In-office employers are raising compensation to compete against remote companies. Especially in tech, they need to up the ante if they're going to attract top talent.
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Comment #39850424
Stock market: investors like that companies are correcting for the over-hiring that peaked in 2021 - lower costs & higher productivity. Housing prices: have barely increased since …
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Comment #39850255
Nice! How would you say this differs from Wappalyzer, Builtwith, StackShare or similar tools?
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Comment #39849805
Fingers crossed it's satire, or my mind will just shatter.
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Comment #39778054
In 50 years, $1 million will be worth around $225,000 (assuming 3% inflation).
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Comment #39777954
Useless statistic - people unable to retire are not part of the survey. A more valuable stat would be % of people over 65 with $1M+ in savings.
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Comment #39765631
It's the other way around: Dell is making public a policy that's unwritten at tons of companies.
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Comment #39765593
This is the unwritten policy at many companies; Dell is just announcing it.
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Comment #39701947
It a signaling device to tell the world that you're innovating and/or not falling behind. Insert the buzzword in your pitch deck, marketing materials, or job posts and you'll see a…
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Comment #39679984
This potentially solves another critical problem. It's a nightmare for less savvy (generally older) people to evaluate any product, due to the proliferation of SEO tactics. It's es…
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Comment #39679738
Sadly, I'm both grateful & frustrated that my brain only excels in rote memorization. I have no critical thinking and problem-solving skills. I didn't fully realize the repercussio…
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Comment #39679534
As an HN reader with a tech mindset, I was like "soon?!?" I guess the study is valuable since the overall job market has been strong this past year.
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Comment #39679411
Hi. I've never used Signal, but have considered it. Can you explain the downsides? An ELI5 would be ideal as I'm non-technical, but I understand if that's asking too much :) Thanks…
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Comment #39679269
It's cool, but how can it make money competing with the countless free job search tools? What's your differentiator?
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Comment #39678970
This is national policy-making, so why would a country care about the effect outside of its borders? I understand that US national policy is not done in a vacuum, but it seems reas…
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Comment #39678878
Interesting. I failed Kagi - it's just SO easy to stick to what I'm used to. The mere act of trying it forced me to step back and evaluate my whole Search mindset, ultimately decid…
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Comment #39678642
Impressive. How do you know if it's a new vs. reposted job?