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We are using APIs from Indeed, Remotok, Remotive, Muse, Stack Exchange, and a bunch of other ones. We will look into removing those. Thank you!

Thank you for checking us out!

Yeah, no problem!

Hey Hackers,

We have been asked, what are we doing to help recent grads or people affected by COVID 19? Many students will be graduating soon during a time when companies stopped hiring. Inspired by others, we put together a form & a layoff list to help those that were affected.

Please add your resume to our public list. We will be sharing this list publicly with our job network and people at companies that are hiring.

Please let us know if you have any feedback or questions!

P.S. We are working on a Twitter bot to randomly pick one candidate from the list to post their resume/info on our Twitter daily.

Thank you for your feedback. Happy you enjoyed it!

Is your shield disabled? It worked for me after disabling adblocker

I can also confirm that after disabling Brave shield I was able to view entrylevel and search.

We do not have Google Ads or other Ads on entrylevel. Our tracking is Google Analytics, Mix Panel, Sentry, and Facebook Pixel. Other tracking software has been disabled since I passed my free tier haha. We only track for analytical reasons to improve UX and for bugs.

Yes, I really love using Crisp as well. It helps so much when the site is down or when someone finds a bug.

Thank you for your feedback. We will write a script to filter expired jobs.

Thank you for your feedback. Yes, the search results are not 100% accurate and are being improved upon on every iteration. Will make sure we include more for the description.

Thank you for your feedback. The logo is not final and is still being improved upon.

Thank you for your feedback!

Entry-Level, to us, means students, recent grads, career changers, individuals with less than 3 years of experience and so much more. I think those with years of experience as a hobbyist / open source work in the domain should be counted, but many employers only count professional experience. Someone with lots of experience and switching to a different domain may be categorized as "entry-level" in that new industry. And for your last questions, I believe that a person with that profession would still have professional experience/skills that transfer to web development.