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Try Google for Jobs: https://www.google.com/search?q=wfh&uact=5&oq=wfh&sclient=gws-wiz&ibp=htl;jobs&sa=X https://www.google.com/search?q=wfh&uact=5&oq=wfh&sclie

Try Google for Jobs: https://www.google.com/search?q=wfh&uact=5&oq=wfh&sclient=gws-wiz&ibp=htl;jobs&sa=X https://www.google.com/search?q=wfh&uact=5&oq=wfh&sclient=gw... It's creation pushed me out of niche job boards. I imagine it will do the same to Indeed, and LinkedIn. All the major job boards syndicate jobs there.

skinkestek 5y ago
> Oops, your browser, device and/or location is not yet supported. Google made it: they managed to signal how little they care about me even more clearly than the "Sadly we cannot show you this information since we are not allowed to use all our 900 trackers on you." To be a little constructive: just about anything would be better. I guess old Google would have said something like: - "This page is not adapted for your region yet, but you are free to look." or - "This page is not adapted for your browser yet, but you are free to look." or - "Sadly our lawyers won't let you see this yet, but we are planning to open it for everyone early next year." or something similar.
- aliceryhl 5y ago
  Which browser are you on? It works for me in Firefox.
  - skinkestek 5y ago
    Then it is probably because of my location. That was part of why this message was unusually bad: they didn't even care to tell us if it was our device, our browser or where we connected from.
alexitosrv 5y ago
That is new for me! Do you know for how long it has been on the air? Yeah I think it will push Indeed harder than LinkedIn, tbh. On LinkedIn the most valuable interactions it has been directly with the recruiters, besides the usual crap, and it has been mostly a positive net for me.
- BrianOnHN 5y ago
  At least two years now. This time last year 99% of my job board traffic was direct from Google for Jobs.
the_only_law 5y ago
I’ve actually found it mildly useful because I can use all the search engine operators to cut down all the shit and actually get a moderately specific query. It’s not perfect of course, but still way better than most sites.

skinkestek 5y ago

> Oops, your browser, device and/or location is not yet supported. Google made it: they managed to signal how little they care about me even more clearly than the "Sadly we cannot show you this information since we are not allowed to use all our 900 trackers on you." To be a little constructive: just about anything would be better. I guess old Google would have said something like: - "This page is not adapted for your region yet, but you are free to look." or - "This page is not adapted for your browser yet, but you are free to look." or - "Sadly our lawyers won't let you see this yet, but we are planning to open it for everyone early next year." or something similar.

aliceryhl 5y ago
Which browser are you on? It works for me in Firefox.
- skinkestek 5y ago
  Then it is probably because of my location. That was part of why this message was unusually bad: they didn't even care to tell us if it was our device, our browser or where we connected from.

alexitosrv 5y ago

That is new for me! Do you know for how long it has been on the air? Yeah I think it will push Indeed harder than LinkedIn, tbh. On LinkedIn the most valuable interactions it has been directly with the recruiters, besides the usual crap, and it has been mostly a positive net for me.

BrianOnHN 5y ago
At least two years now. This time last year 99% of my job board traffic was direct from Google for Jobs.

the_only_law 5y ago

I’ve actually found it mildly useful because I can use all the search engine operators to cut down all the shit and actually get a moderately specific query. It’s not perfect of course, but still way better than most sites.