As a UI/UX recruiter I am open to a separated section of the website
specifically for specialty positions. Additionally, I would like the
ability to remove postings once the job is filled. I appreciate this
forum and it is one of the greatest pools of talent for my niche but
I understand the
For those folks who are arguing for job postings because they find
them valuable...in no way am I saying they aren't valuable. I'm
just saying they don't belong on a discussion list, especially posts
from recruiters.
I'm sure there is no reason why you couldn't subscribe to a job
posting list,
Ok, I just received the 2nd recruitment email for exactly the same job
from exactly the same recruitment agency.
I'm all for getting IxDAers jobs (who wouldn't be), but I'm not
convinced that recruiters should be able to post to the list.
Also, there is a difference between a company
Hi Josh, I hope you're not talking about my posts? Sorry if you are,
the first post didn't display so I left a note and reposted.
I can assure you I am advertising the role from my digital agency (it
is actually to replace me) and I am an active member of the boards.
I just thought I would jump
No, in particular I was referring to the job posted by both Heidi
Raynor and Alex Call for the Senior UX designer in Seattle.
Fine people, I'm sure, but redundant posts on a list in which a single
post shouldn't be here in the first place.
On Sep 18, 2009, at 2:13 AM, Kevin Rapley wrote:
I would tend to agree, although I usually end up deleting posts with
JOB in the subject line.
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Posted from the new ixda.org
http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=45774
Your Point #3 also implies that recruiters will be posting jobs.
...Of course, you are encouraged to reply privately to any job ads
posted by members who are hiring.
I agree with redundant redundancy being annoying, but the jobs
themselves are outright allowed.
Not a Board Member,
Scott
On Fri,
Good points, Josh. I agree, and there's plenty of room for
improvement on this topic.
A scrappy way to circumvent the problem in the mean time could be to
create a rule in your mail app that archives emails from IxDA with
[Job] in the headline.
Jason R.
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I like the idea of a different thread for jobs. I myself am looking to
increase knowledge not get a job so i too delete those emails.
However, I am sure some members would like to see opportunities. As a
technical recruiter in my former life I know they can be a very
valuable resource so I
Hi folks,
The new Conan system website is going to provide a stand-alone Job
Board!! :)
Right now, job posts are definitely noise amid the discussion for
those uninterested in opportunities, but note that we explicitly allow
recruiters to post. They are moderated just like other posters,
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 1:57 PM, Elizabeth Bacon
li...@elizabethbacon.com wrote:
Right now, job posts are definitely noise amid the discussion for those
uninterested in opportunities,
That's an interesting assumption - I'd be curious to know if you've
surveyed people on that. For myself I'm
Discuss] On the topic of Recruiters
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 1:57 PM, Elizabeth Bacon
li...@elizabethbacon.com wrote:
Right now, job posts are definitely noise amid the discussion for
those uninterested in opportunities,
That's an interesting assumption - I'd be curious to know if you've
Hopefully the job board will have job search agents and email
notifications. Otherwise, a great deal of utility will be taken away
from me (someone who is primarily here to learn and share but who is
happy to see the job alerts) if I have to go somewhere every day to
check listings rather
On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 5:18 AM, Jordan, Courtney cjor...@bbandt.com wrote:
I think that allowing job postings enables people who aren't currently
looking to see what skills they are expected to have in case they decide
to start looking. It helps you to keep your skills up-to-date!. This is
Yes, folks, of course the Job Board postings will still have email
notification RSS feed options. They are tremendously valuable for
those who want to see them, whether you're actively job hunting or
not; they're just noise among the discussion for those that *don't*
want them, like I
I do have a trivial concern about job postings. I often read the IxDA
discussions when at work, sometimes for learning, other times for
inspiration etc. But sometimes, when there are a load of job ads, my
bosses must think that I'm looking for a new position! :-D
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For what it's worth, I'm a big fan of the job postings here. They
serve to:
- Keep me informed of the changing job landscape
- Keep friends connected to potential companies looking to hire (I
often forward)
- Inform me as to what skills employers are looking for
The best part of the job
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