Edit: I fixed the false positives using a word boundary on regex "\\bword\\b". The data now seems little sane, will keep looking for any false positives. updated the data and regenerated the chart using new data.
Edit: I fixed the false positives using a word boundary on regex "\\bword\\b". The data now seems little sane, will keep looking for any false positives. updated the data and regenerated the chart using new data.
I get that you're trying to be complete, but if it's not a truly remote position, it's not remote. put nothing about remote in the position or at the very most "REMOTE: NO". Working from home 10% of the time but needing to be in a SF office the rest of the time is not a remote position; it's the flexibility I'd expect from most jobs in this industry.
"Sorry, no couples!"
And same would go for visa. "We do not sponsor VISA"
I really think you're going to have to do some sort of sentiment analysis, either via human or machine.