Where are good places to look for jobs in tech?

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I'm looking for sites or services that are good for finding open roles. So far, I've seen: Angel.co, LinkedIn, Glassdoor, Indeed - which ones am I missing?

Kunal Bhatia · Accepted Answer

This is one of the best places I looked for startup jobs. I know you listed it as one that you've checked out, so this is more for others that haven't yet. If you don't have a profile set up here yet, it will be worth your effort and probably give you a leg up on recruiting.

R A I Z A · Answer

This one is great for finding Tech x Remote jobs, which I think can be a great combo, depending on your personality / role! Not as organized as weworkremotely.com - but this will sometimes have results that weworkremotely doesn't.

Andrian Valeanu · Answer

Remote and full-time jobs for web designers and developers.

Kunal Bhatia · Answer

I love the Drafted platform. It makes everyone's incentives aligned for finding the best positions for you, your friends/colleagues, and potential hires. Anyone involved in filling a position will share the reward.

Ivan Burban · Answer

I think it's better than linkedin

Mary · Answer

This is a 🏠home for 🤖AI jobs. Includes all types of jobs - long term, short term, project and internship. 
As well as competitions and events in this area.

Keyul · Answer

The best place to find entry level jobs and internships openings for students and college grad. It shows all the openings which hire college grads without any experience.

Stefan Theofilos · Answer

Believe it or not, LinkedIn is a great place to search for tech jobs.

Justin Jackson · Answer

This is my favorite. @marckohlbrugge has designed BetaList Jobs with a focus on Dev, Design, Marketing jobs. 👍

sofia kazmi · Answer

Great site for latest job offers.

Igor Azarov · Answer

This one is the best for me.

Always using their Job Board. A lot of opportunities there

LukeHero · Answer

More than 60,000 jobs for entry level and junior positions, plenty of tech jobs on FreshJobs

Suhas Motwani · Answer

A good, curated list of PM jobs across the globe!

abhishek gupta · Answer

Available tech jobs plotted on map.

Brittany Fuller · Answer

I like this job board put together by the team at Basecamp. There are always new listings and seem to be pretty balanced in terms of positions and levels of experience.

Brandon Cornelio · Answer

It won't help you find a job so to speak, but it can help you narrow down the kind of job you want in tech.

Javi · Answer

This job board pulls in jobs from big-name tech companies!

Col. Bez · Answer

Great place especially if you are looking for startups

Tabish Gilani · Answer

AI Job Matching + 100,000+ Tech Jobs!

Narmadhaa · Answer

If you're looking for jobs in Australia or New Zealand, Seek has some good listings.

Lama_in_da_house · Answer

Community managers are people in tech too!

Clarence Wurley · Answer

This is a cool app and new way to meet professionals.   I think it's just gaining traction as I don't see that many users yet but if it's in you area could be a great way to look for jobs

Ramón Cacho · Answer

Growth Jobs List focuses on Growth & Marketing jobs in startups & tech companies around the world.

Synap · Answer

If you're job-hunting in LA, Chicago, Austin, Boston, Colorado or NYC the Built In city sites are a great resource. They keep tabs on startups and tech companies in the respective cities and have an active job board.

Ben Robertson · Answer

Front End Remote Jobs features fully remote jobs for front end developers, so they don't have to filter through all the back end dev and marketing listings. All jobs on the board are front end specific and all are remote.

Jesray Garciano · Answer

I found my first remote job in Github jobs with ease. Very convenient.

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cheap price for flight ticket

Sanjeevan · Answer

A really nice manually created list of remote only jobs, that are sent out weekly. A lot of interesting stuff here, and the curation acts as a filter against all spammy jobs out there!

Noukka · Answer

Linkedin Job Search is pretty solid and complete. I followed along a couple of sites when I was looking for a job and Linkedin seemed to get updated a lot more often than most. Their alerts are pretty solid too, and the standalone app is quite handy.