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What I'd love to see is a view on the "who's hiring" where I can start by saything something like: * I live in Germany, and want to work remotely. Then it fil
by perlgeek 3y ago
What I'd love to see is a view on the "who's hiring" where I can start by saything something like:
* I live in Germany, and want to work remotely.
Then it filters out all the onsite jobs as well as the remote US or remote UK only jobs. It should be smart enough to know that Germany is in Europe, so Europe or anywhere remote jobs should remain.
Then I would like if it could extract some features and show them for the remaining jobs, and ideally I could filter by those features.
Features I'm interested in:
* type of employer (government, corporation, startup, non-profit)
* ethical orientation (wouldn't want to work for an ad company that sell user data, would very much like to work for an EV charging startup that tries to contribute to solving climate change). If that doesn't work, industry might serve as a proxy
* technologies used
* role type (developer, architect, product owner etc.)
* salary range (if available)
- MarcosDione 3y agoYeah, when it said 'show distance' I thought it would offer me jobs nearby/remote, but instead it's talking about an algorithm distance which probably nobody outside that specific domain really cares about. As for EV related jobs, what I have been doing is checking as many related conferences as I could find and EV related channels in YouTube and visit each one of the homepages for the companies. For conferences it can take up to 4h, but it's very quick (but tedious) to remove chaff that you're not interest into. I'm haven't been lucky, not many are in France, very few are remote, but I have seen quite many in Germany, so maybe you're in better luck. Also, https://climatebase.org/ https://climatebase.org/ and maybe another reread of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26301765 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26301765
- a_taylor 3y agoDoes selecting the "Germany (remote)" filter here address your use case? https://www.trueup.io/jobs https://www.trueup.io/jobs
- perlgeek 3y agoThat looks pretty good, thank you!