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The Global Computer Employer Index: http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/ http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/ It's not yet really "global" by any means how
by MichaelCrawford 11y ago
The Global Computer Employer Index: http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/ http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/
It's not yet really "global" by any means however I do have some decent coverage of Portland, San Francisco, Seattle, San Luis Obispo, Santa Cruz and New York City.
I've stopped posting new companies while I work on some tools to automate the process. For example I keep new listings in a bunch of LibreOffice spreadsheets. Last week I learned the hard way that the number of tabs is limited to 95.
It is my hope that by doing this there will no longer be a need to find jobs through staffing agencies. When I was just starting out I just looked up "Computer Programming" in the Yellow Pages.
- krapp 11y agoThis looks great. I'll be watching the Austin list. When there is one.
- MichaelCrawford 11y agoI commonly say "I take requests". In part that's because it's easier for me to focus on specific locations but it is quite hard for me to choose as there are so many. In part it's because I already have at least a few companies for hundreds of locations. One of my little "Trade Secrets" is what I suppose one could call breadth-first job hunting: rather than look for companies in Austin, I look for companies just about anywhere, however quite commonly companies will have more than one location. Just in the last few years it has become common for mid-sized companies to open small development shops - I particularly see lots of SFO/Portland/Seattle companies. let me check... I have seven Austin companies however I know very well that there are quite a lot more. I'll post what I have shortly, then dig up some more tomorrow evening or so.