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It's easy enough to just Ctrl+f for your location name, my biggest complaint is all the entries that don't say what their company does. It's all well and good
by delecti 11y ago
It's easy enough to just Ctrl+f for your location name, my biggest complaint is all the entries that don't say what their company does.
It's all well and good that you're in my city and I'm familiar with the tools you use, but if you can't be arsed to include a single sentence description of why your company exists, I'm much less likely to care. Bonus points if your description isn't buzzword laden nonsense.
- christop 11y agoDescriptions would be great, but without regex support and a list of every town in your area, Ctrl+F doesn't really help. A map is a much nicer alternative to trying "San Francisco", "Bay Area", "SF", "Oakland", "Berkeley", "Silicon Valley", "Palo Alto", "Menlo Park" etc..
- delecti 11y agoAh, I imagine that problem is worse for that area. "Seattle" is pretty much just "Seattle".
- Symbiote 11y agoIt's not just there. I was searching for London, Reading, Cambridge, Guildford etc, then also for any major city in western Europe. United Kingdom, England, Britain... The map is loads better :-)
- ownagefool 11y agoI happen to live in Guildford. Are you local?
- victorantos 11y agoAngJobs filters simulate the CTRL+F functionality http://angjobs.com/#!/jobs/inbox/hn?july2015 http://angjobs.com/#!/jobs/inbox/hn?july2015 also for HN jobs
- bobbles 11y agoThis has become far more annoying now that many descriptions include something like "We have offices in xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx" etc. but are only offering a position in one location.