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Ask HN: What is the most important information for you in job posting?
Hey there!
I'm just worried about the straight text job postings that are really hard to read. Often HRs message me on LinkedIn and send a huge straight text job description and almost always I don't read all the description but I'm looking for the most important information for me. So, I will be happy if HRs will message me only the essential information in job descriptions.
Bad examples of what I'm talking about:
- https://jobs.github.com/positions/b6c80cae-c346-11e7-86c5-c93f25ed52e5
- https://boll-and-branch.workable.com/j/D706917161
For that I just want to ask everyone who understands me. What is the most important information you're looking for in job postings? (salary, requirements, full time or contract, remote or onsite, visa sponsorship, etc.)
I'm just going to create a sort of a service with a template to create job postings with only important information about a job.
- superqwert 9y agoSalary range, Working hours (/flexible) and Holiday # Location/remote What problems you will be solving What tech stack you use
- starikovs 9y agoSalary range Location or remote Tech stack and essential requirements Project description
- taprun 9y agoSalary range The problems that you're hoping your new hire to address
- muzani 9y agoSalary range What they do - pitch it to me like you would pitch an investor. If you're hiring people solely on tech stack, the team is likely pretty bad. Tech stack, but not too rigid. I want to know whether a company uses React or Laravel, but not every single library. Interview process Some hint that the recruiters are competent and that the office isn't terrible. Which is just to know that the team I'll be working with is good.
- pimmen 9y agoI absolutely agree with number two. I love coding and solving problems but I get so much more enjoyment if it's something I believe in too. I'm fortunate to be at a place where I can actually listen to the non-techs and say "what you're doing is so cool, what tools do you want me to make?".
- owebmaster 9y agoSalary - it shows confidence and usually the ones with salary range published is above market.