Ask HN: Where do you look for job postings?

[guybowden]

Looking for sites to post some 'developer wanted' ads - what do you look at?

[murtza]

1) MadeInNY, http://nytm.org/made-in-nyc, has a great list of companies who are hiring in NYC.

2) Smashing Magazine, http://jobs.smashingmagazine.com/, has a good job board for front-end developer and web design jobs.

3) Python job board, http://www.python.org/community/jobs/

4) Startuply, http://www.startuply.com/

5) Angel.co, https://angel.co/jobs

6) Dice

7) Stackoverflow

[shanelja]

I'm in the UK, and I check TotalJobs and CWJobs daily (Mostly out of curiosity) - I don't actually go to the websites, they email me, persistently, every single day. It was annoying at first but I've made it part of my morning routine to take a look at the cooler jobs they send through, it means I will be in a good place when I finally decide to change companies - I will already have a bucket of potential jobs to sift through without the headache of having to search.

[Peroni]

Don't forget http://hackerjobs.co.uk for UK roles

[stevekemp]

Add s1jobs for Scotland, which I used in the past when I was looking.

[whichdan]

I maintain a small ad-free directory of job boards[1], and you can also browse Reddit ForHire[2].

[1] http://careers.sh [2] http://reddit.com/r/forhire

[dgunn]

By asking the question here, surely you realize we look here. Just post them here. https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring

[guybowden]

Yeah - kind of :) so how do you get to post to that account so the ad goes out on April 1st?

[Peroni]

You don't. On the 1st of every month, that account posts a Who's Hiring thread. You comment in that thread with the details of your vacancy and how to apply.

[amac]

What type of developer do you need? What skills do they need that you want?

If you want a .net programmer, find a .net/windows job board or visit the forums on msdn. Same applies to other languages, fields.

[websitescenes]

I found two kick ass web dev positions on Craigslist. Believe it or not..

[pknerd]

Stackoverflow HN PHPClasses

[guybowden]

thanks for the tips - some new to me places to post..