Finding and applying to jobs
What the board shows before verification, what an application contains, and invitations.
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The board
Every published job. Search the text of a posting, and filter by the tools, skills and industries it asks for, by employment type, by hours a week, and by how recently it was posted.
Whatever you have applied shows as a row of chips above the results, one per filter, each of which removes itself. Every state is a plain link, so a search you found useful can be sent to somebody or kept in a tab.
There is no pay filter and there cannot be one: pay is behind the verification gate, and a public filter on it would leak exactly what the gate is for.
Saving a job works like saving a person: a bookmark, and folders if you want them.
Saved searches
Save a search you keep running and give it a cadence: off, daily or weekly. A daily or weekly note lists what is new since the last one, and never the same job twice.
Five at a time. They are named from their own filters when you save them, which stops being useful the week you have three called "video" -- so a saved search can be renamed on `/me/saved`, in place.
A note only ever contains jobs you could have found yourself. If you have not verified your ID it carries no pay, for the same reason the board does not.
What verification changes
Without a verified ID, a job post shows you its title, description, employment type, hours a week, and whether the poster is a company or an individual.