>it could be a bump in pay but it usually also means a new challenge like working on a particular tech, type of product, domain, etc
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>tells the employer what you want to do
>it could be a bump in pay but it usually also means a new challenge like working on a particular tech, type of product, domain, etc
Sure, that's _exactly_ what FiveYearItch is all about.
When you register ( http://www.fiveyearitch.com/register?publisher=e0e3f1 ), you will say "what you need in your next job," whether it is learning opportunities, ace colleagues, stock options, a flat hierarchy, or anything else you'd like.
Employers have to commit to provide these if a deal goes through.
The "Hire-a-HN-Hacker" widget has limited space, and so it highlights skills that would interest an employer, but when the employer clicks to search, they'll see the developer's requirements as well.