mattinsler

I hate when I get emails from recruiters that say "Looks like you're a great javascripter. We have this awesome front-end position for you." Though if they understood my github and linkedin accounts at all they'd see that everything is node.js, ruby, java, etc. If getting away from the "classic" form of recruiting would cut that down I'd be thrilled! And now as an employer I don't want someone spamming candidates on my behalf in such an annoying way as well.

Oh shoot, I see what you mean. So sorry, I was stupidly testing with the trackpad which is obviously not arrow keys.

Sorry about that! The theme has issues on Firefox for some reason and I haven't been able to track it down (and the theme author hasn't responded either). This is horribly annoying, but try opening it in another browser.

Multiple ways. First off, Clarity costs money and AwesomeHours are free. Second, Clarity has a very specific focus around business advice. The point of AwesomeHours is that any expert can host for any topic. For instance, people have contacted me to host hours for personal finance, content strategy, and fitness. There will of course be business-focused hours as well, but that's by far not the focus.