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Curious where do you look for jobs? I’m in the mortgage industry and might be a good time to start looking.
by wincy 5y ago
Curious where do you look for jobs? I’m in the mortgage industry and might be a good time to start looking.
- rootusrootus 5y agoI have a running LinkedIn search for 'principal software engineer' and 'software engineer' in Portland that has been going for a while. I'm not really looking right now, but I like to see what the trends look like.
- ge96 5y agoCurious what does that mean? "running" it's automated/bought or you just search time to time?
- grumple 5y agoIf you do a job search in linkedin, there's an option at the top left to set an alert.
- rootusrootus 5y agoYep, it's automated. LinkedIn has the concept of saved searches, and these are mine. It sends me an email every day or so with a list of matching jobs in the local area.
- lelandfe 5y agoI just landed a job after 8 months of applications. Oof. The usefulness probably varies city to city, but for NY tech jobs I got the most mileage out of Built In[1]. Being able to filter with a checkbox for "frontend jobs" was nice. I was also a daily user of Indeed (awful) and LinkedIn (saturated with bad jobs – but their alerts are lovely!). All three of these sites have a large amount of "promoted" jobs that show up. I'd recommend filtering them out with a script or user style. I wasn't looking for a start up role, but have heard good things about AngelList[2] for those that are. [1] https://builtin.com/tech-hubs https://builtin.com/tech-hubs [2] https://angel.co/ https://angel.co/
- bspear 5y agoLinkedIn alerts cover most use cases. For startups: https://topstartups.io/ https://topstartups.io/