>This is a problem with job listings in general: They don't seem to describe an actual day's work. They're heavy on skills but not actions. Ya. Job listings sh

>This is a problem with job listings in general: They don't seem to describe an actual day's work. They're heavy on skills but not actions. Ya. Job listings should detail exactly the work that the person will be doing. I think part of the reason why this isn't done is because it may not sound as good. But an employer should want someone who will enjoy their work. So be honest and open about it. Employers should leave out the buzz words and marketing speak and just be straight forward. I wouldn't be surprised if doing so made hiring easier and better.