Yeah yeah, another hiring platform , we've got so many , why would you build another? and it looks so crappy, why would anyone use it?
Will answer all of that, give me a sec!
Now, Let's see. Click on the link below to get to it.
Nothing actually, its a lot worse than most of the sites at the moment. Reason being, that I spent only a few hours to build this monstrosity.
You don't have to, I built it because of all the people that have been getting layoffs from their employer due to the recent events and I thought it'd be nice to have another platform for them to try out on.
And since I want people to actually get in touch with the candidate instead of just judging and throwing away a profile based on what they see written on the profile.
I know it saves them time to filter out unneeded profiles but then you miss out on candidates that might be worth the time. This is pretty opinionated so let's not get into a huge debate about it, cause at the end of the day I'd still apply for a job which states 5 years of experience even when I hardly have 3.
I don't know, I don't have that expectation, not when I haven't added all the features that I think the platform should have. It's an MVP , enough to get 2 people connected. There's no email verification so yeah, I can have huge amounts of junk signups by morning tomorrow. Thus, pushing people from actually even using it.
Some might even say I built a platform that's built for spammers to abuse. While I do realize that these issues exist. I'm still throwing it out and will be working on improving it as soon as I can.
But still, The point of its existence is to help people out, now whether people use it for the reason it was built or make it junkyard, it's on them.
I'll keep improving the site as I get more and more time, but for the time being, as I need Iron Man playing in the background to work at full speed. This is going to be it.
People are allowed to raise issues and send PR's.
It's open source for a reason!!
Update: The App now has Magic Link based login and signup, but sendgrid seems to have a heavy loaded queue due to the twilio hackathon etc, etc so I don't think the emails are getting delivered at the speeds that they should. Will shift to nodemailer later. The UI has been beautified a little bit too. If that mattered
Update: Sendgrid servers seem to be back to normal and the app's login is now functional.