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Directory of remote-only job boards
- vasco 2y agoJob board board.
- duxup 2y agoWhat we need is another job board board that covers all the job board boards so we can find all the job boards.
- mtmail 2y agohttps://jobboardsearch.com/ https://jobboardsearch.com/ claims to cover 457 job boards
- EGreg 2y agoGrea! I just put this on my meta job board aggregator
- jortsjorts 2y agoThis one has almost 600 so only a few thousand to go.
- dbg31415 2y agohttps://hiring.cafe/ https://hiring.cafe/ Really good job search engine, with a filter for remote work.
- jortsjorts 2y agoIt's good
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- cyanydeez 2y agoFascism, RTO, shareholder value. Choose 2.
- AznHisoka 2y agoI also created a free daily email for remote jobs (segmented by type such as data engineers, devops, security, etc) for those interested: https://bloomberry.com/remote-jobs/ https://bloomberry.com/remote-jobs/ No fluff, ads, or images, just a daily list of the latest remote jobs found in the past 24 hours sent to your inbox. Nothing stale, or reposted, as they're directly from company websites, not scraped from aggregators or job boards.
- higeorge13 2y agoHi, i like your effort and was subscribed for a while. The vast majority of jobs were from us so they were almost irrelevant to me (based in eu). I would appreciate if you added some location filtering before subscribing. Thanks again.
- tevlon 2y agoI can't find a remote job in europe. It's all BS. I applied to 40 positions and no response. It's just grabbing your CV.
- em-bee 2y agoalso looking in europe, i got 3 responses out of more than 100 applications. nothing for the first 50 or more. don't give up. what would be the point of collecting CVs if you are not hiring?
- Schiendelman 2y agoDoes Indeed filter for remote work?
- StableAlkyne 2y agoThe trouble with the big sites like Indeed and Linkedin is companies, whether willful or negligent, misclassify their "hybrid" jobs as "remote" constantly, wasting both sides' time
- Schiendelman 2y agoI appreciate the explanation! That's not something I want to see happen. If you see this, can you send me an example?
- xnx 2y agoYes. Enter "remote" in the location search.
- cruunchMuncher 2y ago[dead]
- napolux 2y agofor italian software engineers / tech workers I created fullremote.it it's a newsletter and a telegram community 100% free, we're more than 7000 members!
- aloisdg 2y agoWhy bothers with telegram nowadays? Don't you value your users privacy?
- duxup 2y agoIs using any kind of job board very privacy focused? At some point you're adding / providing all kinds of personal information anyway.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoLots of scammers on Telegram in my experience (n=1), personally err on the side of caution and minimize footprint there because of it. One should be judicious who they are providing personal information to.
- xnx 2y agoJob sites are similar to drop-shippers: relisting the same stuff you can get better by going direct to the source while offering no (or negative) value.
- EGreg 2y agoAnd how exactly do you go “directly to the source”? Spam the hiring team?
- thih9 2y agoInteresting, sometimes a job visible on a board[1] is not listed on the company’s website[2]. The offer is fresh so I guess it will be added later. Then again, when replying to an offer like this please double check that you are actually talking to the company and not to some impostors, stranger things have happened[3]. [1]: https://remotearmy.io/jobs/MhroFysU-backend-engineer-ii-music-monetisation https://remotearmy.io/jobs/MhroFysU-backend-engineer-ii-musi... [2]: https://www.lifeatspotify.com/jobs https://www.lifeatspotify.com/jobs [3]: https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2023/08/scammers-impersonate-well-known-companies-recruit-fake-jobs-linkedin-and-other-job-platforms https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2023/08/scammers-im...
- pelagicAustral 2y agoSort of on topic, I've been struggling so much lately to find something for Ruby or C#, either web or desktop... My numbers so far (since September 2024), are: 500+ applications, 2 interviews, 1 offer below what I'm making right now... The struggle is real.
- jsbg 2y agowhy do you only care to work in these languages?
- pelagicAustral 2y agoMainly since employers expect you to have a high degree of competency on the stack they are seeking people for. Sure I have worked with other languages like Python and Go, but I don't have the breath of experience I have on Ruby or C#... I guess I picked the wrong languages =)
- vasco 2y agoI think you picked wrong only in narrowing yourself so much. Nobody cares about your deep language knowledge unfortunately, unless that translates into more velocity. It's not pretty but it's what it is. For someone to care about your deep knowledge it needs to be at the level of writing books and being involved in the specs, with commit rights to core, and even then...
- fnordpiglet 2y agoThis isn’t true - many hiring managers and HR filters do in fact screen by language and keywords. I personally wouldn’t work there but it’s particularly true for non tech companies and especially true for sweat shop like environments. A lot of Java and c++ roles are also very specific in what they’re hire for because the frameworks and (in c++ especially) language complexity is profound. A competent ruby developer would take a decade to become a competent c++ engineer because it takes a decade to really learn the complexities of c++ at that level. (Which is one reason I’m a huge supporter of rust killing off c++). Companies built around modern tool chains tend to be more progressive in their hiring and their tool chains are more forgiving.
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