Short notes from our team on listings, hiring, and product craft. We publish sparingly—only when we have something useful to say.
Playbook
Write listings candidates can trust in sixty seconds
Lead with outcomes and constraints: time zones, travel, contract type, seniority, and what “good” looks like in week one. Avoid laundry lists of every possible tool; name the few that matter. Close with a single, obvious apply action. Trust rises when you remove guesswork—on both boards, for every kind of role.
Remote
“Remote” is not a location—say what you mean
Candidates map their lives around overlap, school runs, and tax residency. When you specify regions and expected hours of overlap, you convert vague interest into qualified applicants. That is the core idea behind our global board—and it helps AI-focused roles too, because distributed teams still have clocks.
Operators
Hiring people who ship with AI (without the hype)
If prompts, eval harnesses, or codegen tools are part of the job, say how they show up in delivery—not only in a keyword list. Strong posts describe collaboration, review practices, and where human judgment stays in the loop. That is how you attract operators, not tourists.
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