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Danny Feinberg

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Joined on February 11th, 2016

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Cool idea! Looks really simple, which is great. @patmood what's the process like if you want to make future updates to the styling? Is that just like updating an existing Wordpress theme?

on Theme Matcher

3yr ago

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@whentheresawill, awesome username! Definitely planning to add additional filters. From my conversations it sounds like industry (health, fitness, etc.) or some kind of categorization (mobile, saas, b2c, etc.) is the next step. It's a much more challenging problem to tackle though, so I'll have to think carefully about how to go about it. For example, if you look at searching for companies on a site like AngelList, they use tags, but you have no idea if you're really getting all the results. If you have a SaaS company with web and mobile apps, is it under SaaS, mobile, web, startups, b2b, all of them? You can see where this is going. Whatever I decide to implement, I want to make sure you can be confident that you're not missing out on opportunities. That's the reason people feel the need to search a bunch of different sites right now, which sucks.

on Path to Product

3yr ago

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Thanks @mrxuanli and great question! When I originally built the site I worked with a number of the larger job sites like Indeed and ZipRecruiter, using their APIs to pull in jobs. However, it turned into a pretty nasty challenge of parsing through a lot of junk and as you suggested, they weren't always up to date. Now, I go right to the company career pages—the assumption being if the job is still on their own site, it's still available. While that isn't always 100% true, those pages are typically far more up-to-date. So just as I can get the jobs from the career pages, I can also check if a job I already have is no longer there and then archive it.

on Path to Product

3yr ago