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> TL;DR – On March 31, 2022, we will discontinue Stack Overflow Jobs and Developer Story. This includes all job listings, saved searches, applications, messages
by password4321 5y ago
> TL;DR – On March 31, 2022, we will discontinue Stack Overflow Jobs and Developer Story. This includes all job listings, saved searches, applications, messages, recommended job matches, job ads, developer story, saved resumes, and the salary calculator.
> I wish this post would include some bold warning, like "Hey, go to your https://stackoverflow.com/users/story/current https://stackoverflow.com/users/story/current and export it, because you know, we're killing CVs".
Too bad, they are shutting down the first place I would have looked for a new job.
- synthc 5y agoToo bad indeed, StackOverflow is IMO one of the better job boards. I really like the UX: searching by 'tech tags', filtering on location, salary ranges for many postings. I got a really nice job through it once by searching for niche technologies.
- digianarchist 5y agoThey were one of the first job boards to have a “remote” filter. Filtering “remote” on LinkedIn shows me non-remote and hybrid jobs.
- linspace 5y agoI landed an interesting job through StackOverflow several years ago. In recent times I had a look and the first job I see was from my first company, which I never thought would be advertising there. I phoned my ex-boss to complain: this is like going to a party and having your ex girlfriend opening the door. They are right abou something: it's hard to find interesting jobs. Maybe we are asking too much. Maybe we just feel so much untapped potential.