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

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Post by mattt416 »

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...

really? there are lots of job boards for remote jobs -- https://www.wfh.io, https://weworkremotely.com/, http://careers.stackoverflow.com/, https://jobs.github.com/, etc.

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

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Post by vishbar »

vonmoltke wrote: post #29
allsystemsgo wrote: post #21

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Haven't experienced that at all in Dallas. What skill set?

Power electronics (troubleshooting and support, but no design), systems engineering[1], real-time embedded software (radar signal processor, so "big" embedded), and NLP. My resume is linked through my website in my profile here. [1] This kind: http://www.incose.org/practice/fellowsconsensus.aspx

That's probably the reason. Those are all rather niche markets.

Stick "ASP.NET MVC" in your resume or on your LinkedIn and you'll get swamped.

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Post by agilebyte »

_neil wrote: post #6
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/

Wow, thanks for the Workshop link. Any idea if they are US centric only? I would love to do some freelancing from Canada.

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

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Post by gravity13 »

increment_i wrote: post #28
danbucholtz wrote: post #14

I've already got jobs for software developers delivered to my inbox from the copious amount of recruiters emailing me... So incredibly annoying! I swear, they just spam every potential candidate for every job. The WORST!

One day you may reflect on this and realize this was a good problem to have.

Yeah, like when artificial intelligences enslave us all.

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

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Post by mattt416 »

wnm wrote: post #30
vonmoltke wrote: post #23

What is the search radius on this? Will I only get jobs for the specific location I enter? It's a great start, and I hope you can continue to develop it. Being in Dallas I end up having to actively search out opportunities when I am looking, because the recruiters rarely come to me.

haven't decided yet. Maybe it should be an option. i think a commute of 30 minutes counts as a job near your location...

i think it'd be helpful. i know commuting across london is a pain, so people may only be interested in a radius rather than specific location.

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

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Post by philbarr »

mattt416 wrote: post #32
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...

really? there are lots of job boards for remote jobs -- https://www.wfh.io , https://weworkremotely.com/ , http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ , https://jobs.github.com/ , etc.

Yes, but a lot of those are "remote - US only".
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