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Yes! Swurl planted the idea in my mind.

Thanks! Just read that NYC made it mandatory to list salary ranges from Nov 1. Hope the rest of the states follow.

Thanks for not email-gating the site. Added mine from my previous job. I created RemoteFriendly [0] to showcase companies sharing salary info on their job posts and see a trend in this direction. Hope the new laws coming up in some states push the companies more and save people from wasting some of their time.

[0] https://remotefriendly.com/

This has been my personal experience too. I found myself opening only the job postings which have a salary range mainly because you need a lot of time and motivation to go through the whole process. Especially when you already have a job. This eventually inspired me to create RemoteFriendly[1].

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32019598

I'm working on adding a tags field to list key info like tech stack/tools and will make it searchable.

This is awesome, I might use that list in the future! I used HN's "Who is Hiring" as a starting point and added more jobs from the companies that posted there.

You can see the list of companies here: https://remotefriendly.com/companies/

If a job is part-time/contract, that info is displayed. But I guess it's better to be explicit and display "Full-time" as well based on the feedback. All jobs are fully remote.

Thanks, I did follow your launch when it's on HN and it gave me some motivation to do this.

I was actually wondering about the Google jobs indexing, thanks for the tip!

Since Posthog points to their salary calculator in their job posted, I listed the lowest and the highest possible values as the range.

For ramp, the $250k+ salary is listed based on their "who is hiring" post [1]. But you might be right about the salary being applicable to only US candidates.

Otherwise, I pretty much listed what's there on the job pages.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31590252

Thanks for the feedback!

1) I used HN's June and July "Who is Hiring" threads as a starting point and listed more jobs from the companies that posted there. I manually listed only the jobs with a salary range so there's no automatic crawling right now. I setup a couple of scripts/pages to make the process very easy for me though. All jobs listed are fully remote.

2) There are also company pages for the jobs listed (e.g. https://remotefriendly.com/companies/posthog.com/). They're pretty basic right now but I plan to add a lot more detail in the future.

3) Definitely on the todo list. You can just use ctrl + f for now since the since the site design is simple.

You can do ctrl + f "Worldwide" for now. I'll add filters for locations and salary soon :)

This looks perfect for storing the internal data of my side project! Love the website design too.