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Ask HN: What details do you want in job postings?
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Re: Ask HN: What details do you want in job postings?
#2My list:
1. Salary range
2. Remote work policy
3. Tech stack
4. The product/team the role is for
Re: Ask HN: What details do you want in job postings?
#3How the company is useful for their customers.
Info about business in Russia (recently).
Responsibilities.
Salary (+ benefits).
Remote options.
Re: Ask HN: What details do you want in job postings?
#4How the company is useful for their customers. Info about business in Russia (recently). Responsibilities. Salary (+ benefits). Remote options.
> Info about business in Russia
Really? That's screwed up imo. The only reason I might like to see that is to realize the company are ideology focused and want to jump on every bandwagon that rolls by. Such a statement would have nothing to do with actually helping Ukraine or anything else good, it would be as close as you could get to pure virtue signaling, and look ridiculous for any company. I wouldn't be surprised to see companies include something like this, but I am surprised to see a real person request it.
Re: Ask HN: What details do you want in job postings?
#5How the company is useful for their customers. Info about business in Russia (recently). Responsibilities. Salary (+ benefits). Remote options.
> Info about business in Russia Really? That's screwed up imo. The only reason I might like to see that is to realize the company are ideology focused and want to jump on every bandwagon that rolls by. Such a statement would have nothing to do with actually helping Ukraine or anything else good, it would be as close as you could get to pure virtue signaling, and look ridiculous for any company. I wouldn't be surprise…
For me it is important and this info would save my time doing research. So the posting might contain url with general info about geography of a company.
Re: Ask HN: What details do you want in job postings?
#61. Part-time policy.
2. Remote work policy.
3. For startups, cash in bank and monthly burn rate.