lucianh

This month’s Who is Hiring barely had $100k+ remote roles that include Asia. I didn’t hide those jobs, they mostly didn’t pass the filter (salary listed, $100k min, fully remote). If a listing allows Asia I’ll tag it.

I see, I won't gatekeep job listings behind logins. Information should be freely accessible.

Update: it's done. You can adjust the min salary dynamically.

Would having timezone filters be useful to you, like EMEA, APAC etc?

It should be fixed now, thanks!

Update: it shouldn't happen anymore, only jobs in the US without any state requirement should be posted from now on.

Update: I've removed it from the jobs listing page, it drew attention away and was unnecessary. Thanks for your remark.

I've made them not exclusive, it should be more useful to you, from now on.

I'll take care of it.

Also the currency glitch should be fixed now for new jobs, starting tomorrow.

Starting next week (tomorrow), the currency problem shouldn't happen anymore for the new jobs posted.

That's true, I'll see if I make the filter options not mutually exclusive instead if that's more useful (see comment below).

Thanks for your feedback. Could you explain why it'd be more useful to you, what do you usually use the filters for?

The glitch has been fixed and shouldn't happen anymore, starting next week (tomorrow).

It's true that it may confuse a user if they see a salary range outside what's advertised. I modified the logic so from now for new jobs, the min salary must be $100k+ minimum. Thank you!

Just to inform you, starting next week (tomorrow), the currency problem shouldn't happen anymore for the new jobs posted.

Thank you for the feedback! I've added a slight delay, let me know if that works out better for you.

Thank you, I've added it. It should show once I find new jobs with it.

Thanks! I've added it, it should be picked up correctly next time.

I'm glad you did find the About page useful, I've tried my best to tell my story and the whys behind this project.

That's a very cool idea to have these filters, that'll help other engineers who want a better work-life balance a lot!

I'll have to think on how to approach this.

Yes, it's a currency glitch I'm looking to fix as soon as possible (when my little baby lets me have some free time). Thank you for raising this. I've deleted them in the meantime.

Well noted, I'll think If I need to remove it or not.

I reckon with inflation this is going to get worse.

However, we have 2 options there: a. raise the minimum to $150K but reduce jobs for people outside of the US to basically just a few if any b. keep it at $100K (for now), and let the person adjust with salary ranges filters

Thanks! I've already started to work on it actually, I'll see to finish it up.

I don't know any of the job boards you've mentioned except levels.fyi.

And no, I don't scrape them.

You can have jobs with apply link URLs containing utm parameters in it. Even if you didn't scrape the website linked.

This will be fixed, though.

I respect your humor. It's a currency glitch that's going to get fixed.

Care to elaborate what you mean? I don't know about them.

That's an interesting point you're raising.

"no estimates" because in a lot of job boards, when they don't have the salaries for the job posts, they estimate it based on the median salary of the position. I only advertise jobs with salaries, I don't guess them. Do you have a better wording to illustrate this aspect of "no estimates"?

Also, would you prefer having less jobs shown, but with a minimum $100k salary if it's a range?

Regarding the vetted aspect, it's related to the fact some companies aren't actively recruiting (you can read more in the article linked in the About page of the website).

Vetted as in, the companies are actively recruiting. Regarding the point you're making though, thank you and sorry for the confusion. The inaccuracy exists because it's (by mistake) advertised in dollars instead of the local currency.

As I work on this as a new dad after my full-time job, some little bugs are bound to happen while I improve it one commit at a time. Rest assured, every feedback is taken into account.

Ah, unstable connections! It's good that you've noticed me of this performance matter. I'm going to look for improving this issue.

Ah, good to know. I already have some idea to prevent that in the future. Thanks for the heads up.