Ask HN: What's the way to find a job in 2024?

[AznHisoka]

I send a daily email with the latest remote engineering jobs. It’s free to subscribe here: https://bloomberry.com/remote-jobs/

Does it work? I’ve only been sending it for a few weeks and so far one person has told me they’ve gotten an interview from a job I posted.

Nothing is every outdated and it’s jobs posted in the past 24 hours so you’ll be one of the first to apply :)

[mcsniff]

Many will disagree, but moving can be a dead simple way to get a job.

Increase the scope of where you're looking for jobs, consider moving to a place most people don't want to -- you might actually like it and can become a big fish in a little pond.

[Evolve03]

The best way would be by networking.

[rasulkireev]

Direct outreach is definitely the way.

I built a tool to find a lot of the recent job openings online and put them into a database. You can create an alert to notify yourself of jobs using your tech stack and message directly. It's free, checkout it out: https://gettjalerts.com/

[interbased]

Networking is usually the best way. Meet folks in the industry at Meetups and talks. Bookmark job search websites with the filters you want and apply for jobs - reach out to any contacts you have on LinkedIn that work there, or if you don’t have any, the Recruiter or Tech Recruiter.

[meiraleal]

Becoming a influencer/content creator developer it seems.

[DANmode]

This thread is pretty complete.

[shortrounddev2]

Linkedin

[lukasm]

Linkedin jobs or connecting with people? It's challenging to post #OpenToWork while still employed :)