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Join the next Facebook or Google
“ If you choose really well, and you do find that next Facebook or Google, while it's still not yet a unicorn, you can do extremely well. ” — Dustin Moskovitz, co-founder of Facebook
“ If you had joined Facebook a couple of years into its existence, you'd have made $200M. Even if you joined Facebook in 2009 as employee #1000, you'd still have made $20M. ” — Dustin Moskovitz, co-founder of Facebook
That's great, but
It's too late to join Facebook now... So, we built an algorithm to predict which startups are on track to becoming the next Facebook or Google...
Strength in Numbers
Jobsort crawls the websites of the companies. No recruiting agencies, just direct job listings.
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You're in Good Company
Jobsort crawls 1,000+ companies; here's a few:
JobSort Query Language (JSQL)
The missing Google search operators. On Jobsort.
java -javascript- The
-stringnegation operator removes results containing "string". software engineer remote:ok- The
remote:okfilter searches for remote jobs. frontend lang:typescriptfrontend lang:typescript -lang:php- The
lang:stringfilter searches for "string" only within the programming languages of results; multiple negative programming language filters can be entered.
See languages.tsv python tech:djangopython tech:django -tech:linux- The
tech:stringfilter searches for "string" only within the tech stacks of results; multiple negative tech stack filters can be entered.
See technologies.tsv c++ company:microsoftc++ -company:"epic games"- The
company:stringfilter searches for "string" only within the companies' names; multiple negative company filters can be entered. php hq:californiaphp hq:california -hq:"san francisco"- The
hq:stringfilter searches for "string" only within the companies' headquarters; multiple negative headquarters filters can be entered. django stage:seeddjango -stage:public- The
stage:stringfilter searches for "string" only within the companies' stages; multiple negative stage filters can be entered. san francisco size:<100san francisco size:<100 size:>20- The
size:<uintandsize:>uintfilters limit results to companies that have at most or at least the specified number of employees; max and min size filters can be combined. amazon date:<30amazon date:<30 date:>7- The
date:<uintanddate:>uintfilters limit results to only those published within the specified time interval; max and min days filters can be combined. seattle sort:datetime- The
sort:datetimeparameter orders the matching results by date in descending order, sorting the newest to the top; to order results by rank, remove the parameter altogether. rust sort:traffic- The
sort:trafficparameter orders the matching results by the amount of traffic that the company's website gets. It is a good indicator to see if early stage startups are getting traction and avoid risk.