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Right now, we aren't doing any kind of indexing. If you apply for a position through our service, you give whatever information you want about yourself, and we
by idan 15y ago
Right now, we aren't doing any kind of indexing. If you apply for a position through our service, you give whatever information you want about yourself, and we check out your public data on those networks. If you don't want to share your twitter or stack overflow, leave those fields blank.
We don't publish the details of the algorithm but in effects it would be fairly difficult to game. Either you have a solid history of consuming and contributing relevant content or you don't. If you are able to manufacture that fraudulently, well, chances are that you're somebody interesting to talk to.
- pavel_lishin 15y agoI didn't actually see any way for me as a developer to use your service. Signing up for the beta looked like a way for an employer to sign up.
- idan 15y agoThat's correct. We're a tool for employers. We're thinking about allowing some form of "self indexing" but we aren't there yet.
- davidkatz 15y agoRight. Our current goals is to help employers with their existing candidates. I have a question - would you like to be able to get a profile on skills? If so, what would you do with it? Thanks!
- pavel_lishin 15y agoI'm more curious as to how it finds me. I guess these days everyone's various accounts are pretty interlinked, and you can mine 80% of data from github and twitter.