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Definitely something I will use. I noticed that you are getting a fair amount of postings from Authentic Jobs. Are you importing them by hand? How are you dete
by BrianEatWorld 14y ago
Definitely something I will use.
I noticed that you are getting a fair amount of postings from Authentic Jobs. Are you importing them by hand? How are you determining if they are truly remote? I find AJ is a really strong source of freelance remote work, but I also noticed that not all of the jobs using the "telecommute" tag on AJ are entirely remote.
Similarly, there are a good deal of postings on AJ with geographic restrictions on who the poster will work with due to time differences. For a site that is strictly remote jobs, you may want to include either a work day filter, where night owls on the West Coast can still team up with European companies or a filter that hides European positions with time constraints from West Coast users.
- coreymaass 14y agoThanks! Yes, I'm importing jobs from Authentic Jobs using their API. I'm looking at doing the same with a few other sites, too. Any suggestions are welcome :-) I filtered their results by both the "telecommute" flag and searching for "anywhere". It's a really interesting idea to list timezones. I hadn't thought of that. Maybe when I get some more jobs posted, I'll ask employers if it's something they'd want.
- entropy_ 14y agoI'd say timezones is definitely something you want to have available as information. I've gotten needlessly excited about possible remote jobs way more times than I can count only to find out that they only want people within ~2~3hrs of NYC or SV(I'm in UTC+2 so that's 7hrs and 10hrs respectively)