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Re: Show HN: Jobs for software developers delivered to your inbox

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Post by philbarr »

like the idea, although it is pretty much covered by many other job sites as they have this feature already.

Where are you sourcing the jobs from? This would be perfect if it aggregated jobs from all the other job sites. Searching for remote jobs (which I am interested in) in particular is a pain - and is actually why I signed up once I saw that was an option...

Re: Show HN: Jobs for software developers delivered to your inbox

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Post by alex_hitchins »

wnm wrote: post #2

so this is more or less an mvp to see if people find value in the idea. the idea grew out of my own frustration of how much job boards suck. if you are not living in SF finding a job as a software developer is far from a solved problem...

This could be very worth while if you could vet the submissions to remove all the "I want a site like Google for $99" that fill up the others.

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Post by _neil »

philbarr wrote: post #3

like the idea, although it is pretty much covered by many other job sites as they have this feature already. Where are you sourcing the jobs from? This would be perfect if it aggregated jobs from all the other job sites. Searching for remote jobs (which I am interested in) in particular is a pain - and is actually why I signed up once I saw that was an option...

You might be interested in http://workingnomads.co/ or http://letsworkshop.com/

Re: Show HN: Jobs for software developers delivered to your inbox

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Post by Bahamut »

wnm wrote: post #2

so this is more or less an mvp to see if people find value in the idea. the idea grew out of my own frustration of how much job boards suck. if you are not living in SF finding a job as a software developer is far from a solved problem...

It isn't as hard in all areas - while I was in DC, I was getting ~3 emails a day from recruiters. I was able to score in person interviews in hours, even unsolicited at meetups.

Granted, in smaller places, getting a job in software engineering can be challenging, but it isn't too bad in many metropolitan locales, assuming you do the standard things software engineers should do to improve.

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