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like the idea, although it is pretty much covered by many other job sites as they have this feature already. Where are you sourcing the jobs from? This would b
by philbarr 12y ago
like the idea, although it is pretty much covered by many other job sites as they have this feature already.
Where are you sourcing the jobs from? This would be perfect if it aggregated jobs from all the other job sites. Searching for remote jobs (which I am interested in) in particular is a pain - and is actually why I signed up once I saw that was an option...
- _neil 12y agoYou might be interested in http://workingnomads.co/ http://workingnomads.co/ or http://letsworkshop.com/ http://letsworkshop.com/
- agilebyte 12y agoWow, thanks for the Workshop link. Any idea if they are US centric only? I would love to do some freelancing from Canada.
- _neil 12y agoI am not sure. I think I've seen leads from non-US companies before but I may be remembering wrong.
- robwilliams88 12y agoFounder here. All the leads are for remote work so you can work from anywhere. Hope that helps :)
- wnm 12y agoyes, right now it is aggregated from job boards that i think are of high quality (github, stackoverflow, angellist, etc). but honestly, if you are living outside of tech hubs like SF, New York, Berlin etc, google is still your best bet to find jobs. its a chicken and egg problem. i was recently looking for a job myself, in a small-ish city (200k people) in germany... and the job boards mentioned above were all completely useless. small companies in small cities don't post jobs in those job boards. its not worth it for them. posting a job at stackoverflow is something like 600 dollars. i dont have an definite answer yet, all i know is, there must be a better way for finding jobs then google... right now i think i can offer this service, by just manually filling the system with high quality jobs matching all of my users critereas... someday i think this can be automated...
- eik3_de 12y agoit would be great if the site had an about/imprint to know who's behind it
- mattt416 12y agoreally? there are lots of job boards for remote jobs -- https://www.wfh.io https://www.wfh.io, https://weworkremotely.com/ https://weworkremotely.com/, http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ http://careers.stackoverflow.com/, https://jobs.github.com/ https://jobs.github.com/, etc.
- philbarr 12y agoYes, but a lot of those are "remote - US only".
- mattt416 12y agoi look at those boards regularly, some jobs are US-only but not all. on https://www.wfh.io https://www.wfh.io, since march we've had 19% of jobs posted that are open to those in a particular country only.
- sourabh86 12y agoeven on wfh.io some companies would write country as "Anywhere" but in the description you'd see "Candidates MUST be located in USA" for example https://www.wfh.io/jobs/789-android-developer-tripcraft https://www.wfh.io/jobs/789-android-developer-tripcraft
- mattt416 12y agoThanks for pointing that out. That particular job posting has been fixed.