[whatforwork]

Problem: Many people are in careers they hate.

Theory: Most people get into a career thinking its something its not.

Solution: Create a library of job descriptions written by people in those jobs in order to provide real world insight into various roles.

Would love to get your feedback on the idea, UI/UX, and anything else you'd like to share.

Jeremy

[bobblywobbles]

I love the honest descriptions and mission you are driving on here. As the other poster said, a lot of it will come down to "experience is the best." (at least in my opinion too).

I see the value draw to younger people who aren't really sure what they want to do, or older workers who might want to jump to a new career path. Nothing beats candid opinions.

I don't see much you should add, adding more feels like it would try to make the product do more than it should; I feel it's great where its at.

Well done.

[CSSer]

"teamwork" and "can work remotely" are flipped in the similarity graph of the job explorer: https://whatforwork.com/job-explorer/ That is, "teamwork" returns results for "can work remotely" and vice-versa.

[whatforwork]

What a good catch. Thank you!

[_8j50]

Descriptions and reviews are great but nothing beats experience. Job descriptions and job roles are many times different as well.

But it looks like you're not trying to replace glassdoor. A "day in the life" type descriptions would certainly have their place.

[whatforwork]

Nothing beats experience. I completely agree. I found that very hard to find online. So in an attempt to help others looking for it, I created what I thought was the next best thing. From the horses mouth so to speak...