Reviewers largely see English Jobs as a focused, time-saving alternative to broad job boards: it reduces manual filtering for roles that truly work in English, offers a clean interface, and sends applicants straight to employers’ own career pages, which many find simpler and more transparent. Several also praise the relocation tools around salary, cost of living, and visa checks. The main requests are consistent: stronger filters for visa sponsorship, remote and experience level, better alerts and tracking, clearer criteria for “English-friendly” listings, and faster removal of expired jobs.
Having to filter out jobs that require a local language can be surprisingly time consuming, so I like that this focuses specifically on English speaking opportunities. I’m wondering how you keep the listings fresh and avoid roles where the language requirements are stricter than the posting suggests.
As an engineering student in India, finding opportunities abroad often feels difficult because many job portals don't clearly mention language requirements. I really like how English Jobs focuses specifically on English-speaking roles and links directly to company websites. This saves a lot of time and effort. Adding filters for internships and entry-level positions would make it even more useful for students and fresh graduates.
Interesting niche product, congrats on the launch!
Really like the focus on English-speaking roles in Europe. I'm curious about how you source the jobs — especially how you determine the English requirement. Do you include roles where English is mainly used in interviews but limited day-to-day, or only positions where the company and team are fully English-friendly?
As a student who will be searching for roles in Europe soon, finding English-speaking roles seems unnecessarily difficult on regular job boards. The fact that this filters that out upfront would save a lot of wasted time. Do you also list internships or is it mostly full-time roles? That would make this even more useful for people just starting out.
a very practical idea and handy for those working in Europe. will you also highlight companies that actively support relocation or visa sponsorship, and will companies be able to post directly, or is it curated from existing job boards? there should also be a verified job listing tag who pass a legitimacy check.
Congrats on the launch! @ikapilm Navigating global job boards can be incredibly frustrating when language requirements aren’t explicitly clear up front. Filter structures like this save job seekers hours of vetting.
Out of curiosity, are there plans to integrate a filter or badge for 'Visa Sponsorship Available' vs. 'Local English-Speaking Only'? For expats and international applicants, that’s usually the second biggest hurdle right after language alignment. Looking forward to watching this scale!
Congratulations on the launch! The idea solves a real problem for international job seekers. I'm curious, how do you verify whether a job truly requires only English and doesn't have hidden local-language requirements in the description?