A small light for finding work
Đom đóm is Vietnamese for firefly. A firefly can't light the whole field, but it gives you one point to follow, and in the dark that is often enough.
The dark field
Looking for work in a small field can feel like searching in the dark. Big job sites are lit up like a stadium, with thousands of jobs, and the work you want is hard to pick out. Nursing, teleoperation and UX research each have their own words and their own employers. On a general site, a search for them returns mostly noise.
DomDom Jobs gives each kind of work its own board, with the jobs that are open this morning, what they pay, and a link to the company that's hiring.
What we believe
A job post should help you decide, so pay belongs on the card. When a company hasn't posted pay and we've estimated it, the card says "estimated."
A job should still be open when you find it. When a company closes one, it's gone from here the next day.
Applying should be direct. Click a job and you're on the company's application page. And you should never have to pay to apply.
What we won't do
We won't make you sign up to see what a job pays.
We won't take jobs from other job boards, even good ones.
We won't list a job that asks you to pay to apply.
We won't build a page for a kind of work with only two jobs in it.
We won't email you. We don't have your address.
A focused board
A focused board won't show every job. Some mornings a board has twelve jobs, and we'd rather show twelve real ones than pad the page.
It's a small light, on purpose.
To the person searching
If you're here, you're probably looking for work the big sites don't understand. Some advice before you start:
- Look for the pay first. If a company won't say what a job pays, that tells you something too.
- Apply on the company's own site. Every site in between is one more place your details end up.
- If a job asks you for money, close the tab. Employers pay you.
- Check when the job was posted. Eight months ago usually means filled, even if the post is still up.
- Read the location twice. "Remote" sometimes means remote in one state.
Small fields deserve a light of their own.
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