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There is no good way of "drilling down" when browsing the jobs. Meaning I cannot look for existing locations and then by language etc. Also, where are all the

by gitarr 14y ago

There is no good way of "drilling down" when browsing the jobs. Meaning I cannot look for existing locations and then by language etc. Also, where are all the tags? I can see the popular ones, but none of the others. These are the major problems that I see standing out. Personally I really hate these "follow us on twitter and like us on facebook" kind of things. Be your own company. If you ever implement a login system do not make it "connect with facebook" or similar, as people looking for or posting jobs deserve their privacy.

Peroni 14y ago
Also, where are all the tags? I can see the popular ones, but none of the others. The search functionality will improve over time and the tags are intended as a secondary measure of searching. They are more of a guide than anything else. If you want to find a Ruby related role simply stick Ruby into the search box. Personally I really hate these "follow us on twitter and like us on facebook" kind of things. Be your own company. We've been incredibly light on the social media links compared to every other job site out there. Regardless of whether you like them or not, gaining a following on popular social media sites is integral to getting your name out there. If you ever implement a login system do not make it "connect with facebook" or similar, as people looking for or posting jobs deserve their privacy. We will implement a login system but forcing people to connect to any other account will not be mandatory as I also feel like it's just overdone.
dasil003 14y ago
I really dislike using Facebook for login and always look for an alternative (and even cancelled my premium Spotify when they tried to ram it down our throats), but the bottom line is that in a lot of markets this is a killer feature. Facebook Connect and social widgets are successful because they work so well. If you want to take a moral stand against them, more power to you, but I don't think it's a smart business move.

by gitarr 14y ago

Peroni 14y ago

Also, where are all the tags? I can see the popular ones, but none of the others. The search functionality will improve over time and the tags are intended as a secondary measure of searching. They are more of a guide than anything else. If you want to find a Ruby related role simply stick Ruby into the search box. Personally I really hate these "follow us on twitter and like us on facebook" kind of things. Be your own company. We've been incredibly light on the social media links compared to every other job site out there. Regardless of whether you like them or not, gaining a following on popular social media sites is integral to getting your name out there. If you ever implement a login system do not make it "connect with facebook" or similar, as people looking for or posting jobs deserve their privacy. We will implement a login system but forcing people to connect to any other account will not be mandatory as I also feel like it's just overdone.

dasil003 14y ago

I really dislike using Facebook for login and always look for an alternative (and even cancelled my premium Spotify when they tried to ram it down our throats), but the bottom line is that in a lot of markets this is a killer feature. Facebook Connect and social widgets are successful because they work so well. If you want to take a moral stand against them, more power to you, but I don't think it's a smart business move.