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Re: Show HN: Find companies with jobs using technologies you love

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in austria we have https://devjobs.at/

the job postings are augmented with the dev-stacks (from servers, databases, languages, infra, thirdparties), the job headlines de-b#ll-ified using ML, and the users can apply fast via github / linked or direct via the jobposting on the companies website, every job posting has some salery range. it carved out it's niche in the austrian dev community.

Re: Show HN: Find companies with jobs using technologies you love

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This needs work. Type in "go" in the tech search. Comes back with all kinds of silly suggestions like "hbo go". "Golang" didnt come up either.

Same with R

I tried R too. It seems to be searching for R in company names - R Systems, R/GA, H & R Block come up as examples.

Re: Show HN: Find companies with jobs using technologies you love

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I feel like lately something weird is happening to the industry. I interviewed some people lately during the past few months to fill a couple of react jobs, and it looks like people is really giving a lot of fucks to the tech stack and technology they use, like I feel like there are now a lot of people who are knowledgeable of everything but master of nothing and also they keep learning framework and library without caring about software principle, architectural or design patterns or security best practice, We interviewed a tech lead that we hired for react lead and she didn’t know even what owasp 10 are, and my coworkers said yeah that is not something they’re supposed to know which chills by skin , so maybe this post is not fully related to the thing, but maybe is it not cool anymore to work solving challenging and meaningful problems or as long as you work on the last framework you’re good? Is it a developer issue or the industry is being fucked up by hiring managers or recruiters ignoring portable developers Knowledge and just caring for how many years you’ve used $nextCoolFramework?
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