Ask HN: Where do you look for job postings?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5428886

by guybowden • 13 years ago

15 12 13 years ago

news.ycombinator.com

Looking for sites to post some 'developer wanted' ads - what do you look at?

pknerd• 13 years ago

Stackoverflow HN PHPClasses

amac• 13 years ago

What type of developer do you need? What skills do they need that you want?

If you want a .net programmer, find a .net/windows job board or visit the forums on msdn. Same applies to other languages, fields.

whichdan• 13 years ago

I maintain a small ad-free directory of job boards[1], and you can also browse Reddit ForHire[2].

[1] http://careers.sh [2] http://reddit.com/r/forhire

shanelja• 13 years ago

I'm in the UK, and I check TotalJobs and CWJobs daily (Mostly out of curiosity) - I don't actually go to the websites, they email me, persistently, every single day. It was annoying at first but I've made it part of my morning routine to take a look at the cooler jobs they send through, it means I will be in a good place when I finally decide to change companies - I will already have a bucket of potential jobs to sift through without the headache of having to search.

stevekemp• 13 years ago

Add s1jobs for Scotland, which I used in the past when I was looking.

Peroni2• 13 years ago

Don't forget http://hackerjobs.co.uk for UK roles

websitescenes• 13 years ago

I found two kick ass web dev positions on Craigslist. Believe it or not..

dgunn• 13 years ago

By asking the question here, surely you realize we look here. Just post them here. https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring

guybowden2• 13 years ago

Yeah - kind of :) so how do you get to post to that account so the ad goes out on April 1st?

Peroni2• 13 years ago

You don't. On the 1st of every month, that account posts a Who's Hiring thread. You comment in that thread with the details of your vacancy and how to apply.

murtza• 13 years ago

1) MadeInNY, http://nytm.org/made-in-nyc, has a great list of companies who are hiring in NYC.

2) Smashing Magazine, http://jobs.smashingmagazine.com/, has a good job board for front-end developer and web design jobs.

3) Python job board, http://www.python.org/community/jobs/

4) Startuply, http://www.startuply.com/

5) Angel.co, https://angel.co/jobs

6) Dice

7) Stackoverflow

guybowden2• 13 years ago

thanks for the tips - some new to me places to post..

Ask HN: Where do you look for job postings?

Related Stories