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Ask HN: What are some of the best job boards you have seen (any industry)?

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Post by matt_wulfeck »

rscho wrote: post #36
matt_wulfeck wrote: post #5

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> minimum income: $420,000 Not bad! However, I imagine there's robots gearing up for this type of job.

Robots are currently far from capable of replacing anesthesia providers, MD or CRNA. Anesthesia does more than putting you to sleep.

I guess "replacing" is not the right word. With the right type of technology you can enable one doctor to do the work of six. It's becoming especially true as AI is advancing so rapidly. Based on the number of job openings here I think that will probably be a good thing for everyone.

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Post by corobo »

Southworth wrote: post #68
test1235 wrote: post #53

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I'll go a step further and say it looks very focused on London.

A byproduct of where we were born, and how we got known. We users and jobs from all over, but yes, it's got a London bias, we're actively working on that over this year, and making the progress we wanted to. Any thoughts are appreciated.

Any chance of a remote section?

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Post by Spooky23 »

pc86 wrote: post #64
Spooky23 wrote: post #28

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Nurse anesticist is a better "value". The catch is that the education is extremely difficult and expensive. Also, you have long term risk of cancer and other nasties from exposure to the chemicals.

Are you claiming there is a higher occurrence of cancer among anesthesiologists, and that it's linked to the drugs they administer?

Not me.

"Despite questions about design issues or selection bias in some studies, the weight of the evidence regarding potential health risks from exposure to anesthetic agents in unscavenged environments suggests that clinicians need to be concerned. Moreover, there is biological plausibility that adds to the concern that high levels of unscavenged waste anesthetic gases present a potential for adverse neurological effects or reproductive risk to exposed workers or developmental anomalies in their offspring (Cohen et al. 1980; Rowland et al. 1992)."

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Post by vram22 »

krptos wrote: post #60

http://hasjob.co - Used widely by startups in India. I find it clean and simple to use. And the code is open-source!

Interesting, had just seen hasjob recently. It's by the hasgeek group, who also organize some conferences in India.

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Post by danyim »

telekid wrote: post #75

I work for a company called untapt ( https://www.untapt.com ). We're building a Machine Learning-powered hiring platform that focuses on software engineers. We're very proud of what we've built – definitely worth checking out.

I've been trying out this platform for a few weeks as a job seeker, and the only listings hat are sent my way are corporate positions. Are there any plans to add startups?

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Post by zild3d »

jads wrote: post #52

I recently created Remote Friendly - https://remotefriendly.work - that is a jobs board for remote jobs. It doesn't have many listings right now as I've consciously chosen not to recycle postings from other boards to pad it out. I usually charge $20 but it's currently free to add a listing (and will be for a while).

Why the choice to not pull from other boards? Seems like it just forces me to use your competitors, as there are only 4 "programming" jobs listed
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