I can't speak to your specific job posting, but I can speak to my own experience applying for jobs. Job postings seem to either request mystical abilities, att

I can't speak to your specific job posting, but I can speak to my own experience applying for jobs. Job postings seem to either request mystical abilities, attainable only by the rockstar ninjas that don't need a job anyway, or have some sort of requirement that makes the job look like a miserable opportunity. I suspect that most front end devs make more money working from home freelance than they do via salaried positions. In that case, why bind yourself to a salaried job at an office? As a hiring manager, I feel your pain. I've had a hard time finding and keeping the good ones because of our old-school office environment. As a job seeker, I decided to stick to freelance opportunities and networking. I've landed more gigs by making friends than by sending resumes.