A few years ago I was looking for my next role, and every job board made the same mistake: optimising for volume over fit. I wanted to work somewhere building something I cared about, with a stack I was excited about. Instead I got recruiter spam and postings that said nothing about the company, the technology, or how they actually worked.
So I built my own process: researching companies directly, reading their engineering blogs, applying straight through their career pages. It worked, but it took forever.
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I've sat on the other side of this search: sifting through irrelevant listings, decoding vague job descriptions, trying to work out if a company is worth my time.
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I found my own current job through it, back in the early days of building this thing.
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