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Ask HN: How to find companies with fewer than 'x' employees that is hiring?
- mrspeaker 5y agoFantastic idea! This would be great if we could make it part of the "Who's hiring" posts on HN. It's not hard to research a company to find out, but it would be convenient as an initial filter.
- cpach 5y agoSome indicators: Amount of money raised, number of employees listed on LinkedIn.
- diskevich 5y agohttps://hnhiring.com/ https://hnhiring.com/
- diskevich 5y agohttps://whoishiring.me/ https://whoishiring.me/
- fundamental 5y agohttps://angel.co/ https://angel.co/ displays the number of employees that a company has right next to the job listing and generally listings there favor smaller organizations. Otherwise there's the option of manually sifting through results and cross references sources like linkedin to check employee counts. Per the HN Who's hiring thread, there were at least 26 instances of the phrase "small team" this month, but that doesn't necessarily imply the whole company is small, though I guess it's an ok filter to start with.
- readonthegoapp 5y agoseems angel.co has a company size filter -- clutch. gracias.
- PenguinCoder 5y agoNot exactly by numbers, but I subscribe to and like keyvalues by Lynne Tye - https://www.keyvalues.com/ https://www.keyvalues.com/