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Ask HN: What’s your goto website for finding work?
Unfortunately, my current company has an RTO plan I disagree with. During the pandemic, my home life has been switched around and need to be home for the kids as my wife finished her degree. Currently I’m in the process of updating my resume and such.
What is your goto site for jobs?
And if you don’t use a job board / site, what methods do you use to find employers?
- koirapoika 5y agoTry WeWorkRemotely? I think you might find something good there.
- JoeyBananas 5y agoI typically use indeed but I haven't had much success so I'm also interested in what other platforms may be worth checking out.
- aynyc 5y agoLinkedIn for me. Set your setting to open for jobs.
- gremloni 5y agoVery few will agree with me but fuck LinkedIn, I refuse to be looked up with a google search.
- the_only_law 5y agoLinkedIn would be fine if the type of jobs I wanted reach out to me, but that doesn't happen. Their job board would even be decent if the fact that nearly half the results are "sponsored" and unrelated to what I searched for. That and the fact that companies with remote roles have decided to spam post the exact same remote job, except changing the location to every single metro in the country, worsening the signal to noise ration even more.
- DamnYuppie 5y agoDice for Ruby on Rails and Java. Gotten 4 offers off of there in past 4 months all remote jobs.
- e9 5y agoI used hired.com in the past with mixed success. This recruiter is really good at matching talent with companies: https://recruitmyfriends.com/ https://recruitmyfriends.com/
- muzani 5y agoHN is the best so far. Respectful responses, smart people. Most have been very chill and rational too. LinkedIn is second. The quantity is there, but you have to filter for quality. Recruiters for more efficient acquisition, but the end conversion rate is lower. You spend less time filtering companies and writing cover letters, but people generally don't like to pay recruiter fees given the option. Facebook has the highest success rate, though. I'd say I got about 90% of work through there, which included my first job, a few jobs as a manager, and current job at a unicorn. Job sites are generally harsh and unforgiving, where people will reject you literally for a typo on your resume or because they didn't like the formatting.
- gauchojs 5y agotodoist.com (sry, sry)
- yeahman 5y agoIf you plan to work in Russia or other post soviet countries the nothing beats hh.ru