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My particular interest in this project was that if the many interviews I explore for a job end in rejects, then at least maybe I might get paid a referral bonus as a sourcer for the job. After spending 6 hours onsite and getting denied, seems only fair to get paid if I can help source?
My particular interest in this project was that if the many interviews I explore for a job end in rejects, then at least maybe I might get paid a referral bonus as a sourcer for the job. After spending 6 hours onsite and getting denied, seems only fair to get paid if I can help source?
@TaariqLewis, thanks for posting! Let's catch up soon! Team, I'm the author/owner of the repo and would be happy to answer questions. We were inspired by the concept some fellow MIT alumni used to win the DARPA red balloon challenge, using a Query Incentive Network to provide superior scale and reach with a distributed payout structure. Results have been very strong so far, here is some more detail on the theory: htt…
Overall, the repo is very easy to navigate. The challenge is that the .txt files aren't .txt files. They're markup.
Perhaps:
- Use an extension other than .txt to communicate that it's markup
- Generate a website where these postings are easier to read
I think remote contract only repo (in a separate repo) would be great! Thanks for putting in the work, literally
Thank you! Would it be more helpful to break this into separate repos by every geography? We have a "remote" folder at the moment: https://github.com/zcor/githubjobs/tree/master/remote
In general: Try to avoid organizing your data in hierarchies, and instead navigate by filters. (This is why SQL won over older hierarchal databases.)
@TaariqLewis, thanks for posting! Let's catch up soon! Team, I'm the author/owner of the repo and would be happy to answer questions. We were inspired by the concept some fellow MIT alumni used to win the DARPA red balloon challenge, using a Query Incentive Network to provide superior scale and reach with a distributed payout structure. Results have been very strong so far, here is some more detail on the theory: htt…
Is there an easier way to read the job postings? Overall, the repo is very easy to navigate. The challenge is that the .txt files aren't .txt files. They're markup. Perhaps: - Use an extension other than .txt to communicate that it's markup - Generate a website where these postings are easier to read
Why are the bounties so low when a recruitement company would easily take 15-20%+?
My particular interest in this project was that if the many interviews I explore for a job end in rejects, then at least maybe I might get paid a referral bonus as a sourcer for the job. After spending 6 hours onsite and getting denied, seems only fair to get paid if I can help source?
@ghall Is there a planned feature where one might generate a list of the most frequent keywords and market needs to guide one's self study efforts?