Over the past few months, I kept seeing job/internship/hiring posts on Reddit and wondered why people are using it for hiring since it's anonymous and there might be spam posts.
I interviewed few job seekers from Reddit and found that many of them preferred looking for jobs via Reddit, because - Most job/internship platforms are saturated - On Reddit, job seekers/recruiters can engage in organic conversations - Some posts might be spam, yes, but they said it's worth the risk - If you've been using Reddit daily, you kinda learn to read between the lines and guess if the account/post is fake or not
So, I decided to build this website, a Reddit Job Board.
I only scrape the post title and links - using the keyword "hiring".
Each job-post is categorized, searchable, and linked back to the original source, so you can easily see the full details and discussions.
- You can search by subreddit, job title, city, country - You can apply multi-keyword search using comma, e.g. search “python, java”. Note: We use logical OR on search - You can search within specific subreddits by using filters
I understand most of the posts are just links to other job boards, but there are lots of original posts where you can directly talk with the employer/candidate.
If this idea gets traction, I can spend some time manually adding additional filters.
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