[michaelbuckbee]

There's an interesting "reverse job board" for Rails devs -> https://railsdevs.com/ that sounds pretty close to what you're looking for. I'm not sure what stack you work with but it might be of interest.

[joemasilotti]

Hey there, I’m the solo-founder of railsdevs! Thanks for sharing my site.

Since I launched in November I’ve placed 10+ Rails developers with gigs. About half for full-time roles with salaries ranging from $100k to $200k.

For context, cold messages on LinkedIn have a 5-20% response rate. Usually on the lower end.

railsdevs is currently sitting at 50%+. If you’re hiring a Rails developer everyone is already half qualified - so matching is much more likely.

[lifesaverluke]

Nice! What is the distribution of full time / part time / freelancers that successfully finds a job?

[drekipus]

I've thought about this sort of "reverse job board" for the traditional labour market..

How well does it work for rail Devs?

[scrollaway]

I don't know about rails but I've been part of Codementor (https://www.codementor.io/) for a while now and I found it works really well for small time contracting and building up relationships that can lead to bigger contracts.

[kvothe_]

isn't that just LinkedIn? Companies reach out in dm