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• High paying fields that suit ADHD

  Oh cool, now you are speaking language! It seems like a full time job just applying to job sites, so 10 second applications sounds awesome. I'll check out builtin.com asap. I'll have to buy you a beer after I get my sweet new gig, thanks. Source: 10 months ago

• High paying fields that suit ADHD

  Oh and I went to builtin.com for job hunting. There's a remote work section on there and the application process is literally seconds once you get in the groove. I just figuratively spammed applications that loosely met my requirements. Like I literally spent like 10 seconds on the page for my current position, applied, and moved on. A week or so later I got the call. Source: 10 months ago

• I'm 35 and have no interests, ambitions, goals, passions, and need more money.

  My suggestion would be to search for fully remote jobs on https://builtin.com/. Target companies with more than 50 but less than 200 employees. From this Internet strangers perspective, you could make a convincing argument for customer support or operations roles. Source: 11 months ago

• What website do people use to find jobs, now that StackOverflow Jobs is gone?

  Digging for other "largest companies in {domain}" I also came across https://builtin.com which has some discovery. Source: 12 months ago

• How do I refine my job search to only find F-500 or bigger companies . I want to avoid MSP companies?

  Use different sites that startups focus on - like builtin.com (which is great if you're in the states). Source: about 1 year ago

• Junior jobs in ruby?

  When I was looking for jobs at the beginning of 2022 I found a website called BuiltIn to be pretty helpful. Also zip recruiter had a decent amount of postings. Source: about 1 year ago

• New Grad in Data Science/Meteorology

  Https://builtin.com/ is pretty good for NYC. That said, it's definitely a tough market these days. Source: about 1 year ago

• Network Engineer or Admin jobs that don't require a security clearance?

  You can use Builtin and filter for companies in Colorado. Source: about 1 year ago

• SaaS jobs

  Check out weworkremotely.com, builtin.com, and remote.co. Those 3 job boards should help you get started! Our advice: send a personalized email to the recruiter/CEO of each company you apply to. Make sure your resume is tailored to the job you're applying for, and you clearly outline how your experience/skillset will help that company get where they want to be (in your case, more $$$). Source: over 1 year ago

• Job ideas

  Have you browsed weworkremotely.com, builtin.com, remote.co, workingnomads.com, or flexjobs.com? These sites are either fully devoted to flex/WFH/remote jobs, or they offer a significant amount of those opportunities. I'd browse one or two of those a day until you find something that jumps out to you, then I'd craft a personalized note to the recruiter and send them your tailored resume to give yourself the best... Source: over 1 year ago

• (LF) no experience remote work hiring

  I'd check out weworkremotely.com and builtin.com, as these sites have lots of remote positions at every level (beginner through C-suite). Also, I highly recommend putting together a tailored resume for each position you apply for and reaching out to each recruiter with a personalized email on why you'd be great for the job. That's a great way to stand out from the pack (even if you're a beginner). Remember to... Source: over 1 year ago

• Urgently need a job

  I'd recommend checking out builtin.com and weworkremotely.com. They're great job boards that have specific WFH / remote jobs available. Best of luck! Source: over 1 year ago

• Bob Iger tells Disney employees they must return to the office four days a week

  I got a lot of luck from builtin.com. You can specifically search remote positions on there and the application process is like 5 seconds per job. I got laid off in 2021 and just shotgun method'd down a ton of the positions in my field, which is project management. Got a ton of interviews that way. Just be sure to do your due diligence if a company does reach out so it doesn't sound like you just rolled the dice... Source: over 1 year ago

• Recently hired: Where did you find your job?

  It's been a couple years now, but I used builtin.com when I was looking and it's how I found the company I ended up working for. It's a site that focuses particularly on tech startups. Source: over 1 year ago

• working remotely?

  As a former startup recruiter, I would start by looking for remote customer support positions. If you are based in the US, I like to use Built In to find remote jobs. Source: over 1 year ago

• Is Indeed even worth it?

  Indeed isn't worth it - I don't actually know of anyone who has found a good job from there in years. You're better off on linkedin.com or https://builtin.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

• How do I know I’m ready to try to change careers?

  What you should do is go on sites like builtin.com and pay attention to the requirements that the jobs you want ask for. After that make a list of the the most common requirements and learn that. Source: over 1 year ago

• What do you put down for desired salary range?

  Yea I agree its low for Seattle. If your in the Seattle area ask for 100k. Look at builtin.com salaries for junior roles. Its about 100k. Source: over 1 year ago

• is it a good idea to apply out of state when flat broke?

  I've seen remote jobs for people with no experience on builtin.com so you might try there? Source: over 1 year ago

• Nashvillians in your 20s, 30s and 40s, let’s talk salaries!

  Curious about something. How did you find work within the tech startup world in Nashville? There's a fantastic resource for Seattle (builtin.com) but assume the same doesn't exist for here? Source: almost 2 years ago

• Only making $15/hr in HR, need a better paying job.

  Try looking at jobs at startups there are some that hire remotely in the U.S and pay much better search on Angel.co and https://builtin.com. Source: almost 2 years ago