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To set it up, just create a project and describe your product or service. And then it will start finding highly relevant tweets where you can recommend your product/service. It will try to find relevant tweets continuously so the list will keep on growing.

Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions on how can I improve it so it will provide more value. Thanks in advance!

Support for LinkedIn will be added soon.

This is a great job search hack that will save you a lot of time and effort. It can send fresh jobs that match your search criteria to you daily.

Just tell it using english what job you're interested in.

Examples:

• Remote javascript developer jobs

• Part-time web developer jobs

• Remote software engineering jobs

• Remote part-time marketing jobs in New York

Bot will continuously scan jobs that match your preferences from LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, Monster, ZipRecruiter, and hundreds of other job boards and send you the best ones.

It will scan for jobs even when you're sleeping so it should save you a lot of time and effort.

I hope this community will find it useful.

Please leave a comment if you have questions, suggestions, requests etc...

This will be very useful! I just setup my alerts.

What AI did you use?

And what is the tech stack of the site?

Glad to know that you're having a great experience in using it. Curious on how large is your company or team? And its setup (e.g, distributed)?

Thanks to all the responses so far!

I forgot to mention on the post that I also went through relationship issues because of workaholism. Previously, I'm proud that I'm a workaholic and wear it as a badge of honor. I'm glad that my perspective about workaholism has changed now.

I know that a lot of people are having issues too because of workaholism so I wanted to curate a list of tools and resources for making a calm company or calm workplace and hopefully it will help people achieve a better work-life balance and will help companies improve the work environment of their employees. Hopefully, it will also help spread awareness and prevent people from having to learn the negative effects of workaholism the hard way like others and I did.

Thanks! Interesting.

Do you work in a company's office? Or do you work remotely?

I'm also curious on how many plants do you have in your workplace?

Since you mentioned a podcast, I remembered "The Rework Podcast" - https://rework.fm/

I'm learning a lot from its episodes.

Thanks! This looks like a really great tool. Would most likely be a great fit for us since we're a distributed team and our working hours are different from each other. I'll give it a try soon.

Sorry, what do you mean? Is it a title of a book or something?

Thanks! I love the name "Hurry Slowly".

Thank you! I'll check it out later.

Thanks! I'll check that out.

Couldn't agree more on the things you said.

When I started only working for 40 hours or less per week, the quality of my work improved. I guess it's because I learned how to use my time better since I know that I will only work for 40 hours or less. And most importantly, I'm happier and healthier now and I get to spend more time with family and friends :)