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Re: Ask HN: How effective is monthly Hire me?

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It is very high visibility. I posted in the December job thread and received several responses.

Most of those responses occurred in January just weeks before Covid changes and job losses. I talked with several employers. Instead of accepting a new job I chose to instead investigate employment options with the military which likely proved to be a more stable consideration.

Re: Ask HN: How effective is monthly Hire me?

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I haven't posted there. I imagine it's similar to the who's hiring thread. I was excited to look through them, but seems the postings are usually for senior dev or higher positions. I'm not qualified for that (at least not in a relevant technology), so it's been a pretty disparaging experience for me.

Re: Ask HN: How effective is monthly Hire me?

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I look at hire me thread every month but really there aren't any interesting candidates. Pretty much everyone is nodejs/react type and I need to hire people that can build software to last. If I see anyone mention Arc in that thread I will instantly send a job offer

Re: Ask HN: How effective is monthly Hire me?

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post #7

I look at hire me thread every month but really there aren't any interesting candidates. Pretty much everyone is nodejs/react type and I need to hire people that can build software to last. If I see anyone mention Arc in that thread I will instantly send a job offer

Is your company actually using Arc?

I wouldn't be shocked if most of the people well versed in non-mainstream tech don't bother advertising themselves as being such.

Re: Ask HN: How effective is monthly Hire me?

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post #7

I look at hire me thread every month but really there aren't any interesting candidates. Pretty much everyone is nodejs/react type and I need to hire people that can build software to last. If I see anyone mention Arc in that thread I will instantly send a job offer

Is your company actually using Arc? I wouldn't be shocked if most of the people well versed in non-mainstream tech don't bother advertising themselves as being such.

No, Arc isn't actually a good fit for what we are building.
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