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@husseinyahfoufi Yes thats next feature we are going to add. We will call it "filter tags", as we want to keep it extremely simple!

@4th_seguleh What stackup did you use to create the list ? This is pretty useful.

@jinalzz @4th_seguleh List is created and curated by hand from company pages. It's a plenty of manual work, but its manageable!

@jonastwt fist is selecting list of good startups, I use plenty of good startup lists. I want to get best offers on market. Then I'm visiting every company page and trying to locate openings. Thats why producthire.co gives you company page directly without any intermediate content. Everything by hand! We are getting US offers only now (for consistency when there is no filtering).

@jpvalery I think companies want to be on safe place when it comes to technical babysitting. When you are getting 7 devs that are paid 100k per year you want to make sure that you don't hire tech dummy.

@p_ngu to be honest: seem like there are more well known startups when you are sorting that way... don't ask me why ;)! Because I'm using companies career pages as source I don't have any date I can set for offers. With filtering in place it will be sorted (i need to make a good design so sorry for delay).

@4th_seguleh @p_ngu Second part is that when you are sorting in reverse and have some "Z" then there has to be some "A"! thats good indication that there is more content down there!

I'm guessing right now there's not enough offers to create country/city specific ones, but you could at least ask people on signup where they're from and collect that data.

@joostschuur We will do it with next update when we introduce Filter Tags. You will be able to subscribe only those you select. I will make those tags by hand so they will be as relevant as possible.