For people like me, who have not heard about this:
https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/415293/sunsetting-j...
> Jobs and Developer Story will no longer be supported as of April 1, 2022.
> Jobs and Developer Story will no longer be supported as of April 1, 2022.
What’s crazy is that I haven’t received a single email about them deprecating Jobs. I think they have my most up-to-date resume, so I may have lost that (maybe they’ll send something out later this month, but seems like most companies give a longer heads-up when deprecating products).
Shameless plug: I was pretty bummed too, so I built a JSON exporter that anyone can use: https://developerstory.dev/stackoverflow
Besides, if they are not operating at a loss, why not keep the job board running and improve it until it is the market leader? They know what people search. Who is better positioned to bring programmers and companies together? What do I miss that makes it impossible for them to continue?
> less than 1% of our monthly users engaged with Jobs
> Most employers found our sourcing system too restrictive or difficult to work with
> We would need to spend a lot more time & effort to address these issues
But why does it matter? It's all automated.