Show HN: Million Dollar Jobs, a platform for jobs with $1M+ annual compensation

From the update I just pushed to the site:

It turns out I did not make it clear that this is a satirical website and not to be taken too seriously. I apologize for any confusion, and will be publishing something shortly about what I learned from the process. If for some reason I do find out about an offer that fits the published criteria, I will pass it along as promised, and other than distributing the aforementioned writeup will not use any of the contact information collected through the site.

Creator here. Regular job boards don't provide these lucrative opportunities. I understand that jobs with incredibly high compensation (university president, CEO, hedge fund manager, etc) are usually filled internally or from private networks. I put this together in a couple hours to test that idea.

This seems like a weird theme for a job board. You're lumping in high-level execs at all kinds of different companies with very high-level engineers and finance folks and anybody else who makes this kind of comp. If an engineer of that caliber is looking for a job, why would they come here instead of working with a dedicated headhunter? Similarly, why would, say, P&G post an SVP-level job here rather than working with headhunters who have a network of the type of people who can fill that role?

I guess what I'm trying to say is it doesn't seem like there's enough in common with either the people posting jobs of this type or the people looking for them that you'll be able to get a critical mass of either.

What kind of research did you do with folks on either side of the marketplace to determine that this would be a viable idea?

I don't think any jobs pay salary of $1m+, they typically have a high base of $600k for university presidents or CEOs, then they are given enormous yearly bonuses to push the figure over $1m.

I like the idea and will subscribe!

Will be fantastic once a few decades of inflation transpire!

I know this guy in real life. He is full of ideas like this, where there is only a vague description of what it actually is or does, and no tech behind it. In other words, most ideas are worth very little, but his are worth the least.