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The repl.it jobs page is literally just a shell, and you have to figure out how to apply: https://repl.it/site/jobs
Many tech companies add a link to their careers page in browser consoles. I'm not sure if that's "secret" or "cool" enough. (Facebook puts in a warning to prevent "XSS" attacks.)
The repl.it jobs page is literally just a shell, and you have to figure out how to apply: https://repl.it/site/jobs
Is brilliant, but there is a problem with this page. It seems that the files can be edited by any visitor. They should restrict the permits to avoid this.
Many tech companies add a link to their careers page in browser consoles. I'm not sure if that's "secret" or "cool" enough. (Facebook puts in a warning to prevent "XSS" attacks.)
AirBnB did this at least 3-4 years ago? If you watched the network traffic their HTTP headers included the email address for an engineering manager there. I stumbled on this while debugging something I wanted to file a bug report for. I didn't end up interviewing, but I remember thinking it was really cool at the time. I wonder how many applicants they got through that.
Bandcamp typically has a fun application process. https://bandcamp.com/jobs
Awesome, these are exactly what I mean! Even if I don't attend to apply, they are usually really fun to do.
The repl.it jobs page is literally just a shell, and you have to figure out how to apply: https://repl.it/site/jobs
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Awesome, these are exactly what I mean! Even if I don't attend to apply, they are usually really fun to do.
I wonder how many people get to the end and then don't bother to apply, either because they never intended to or because writing up with a resume is too time consuming.