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New jobs, sent to your channel or chat by themselves

In plain words: a feed is an address that always returns the newest jobs of one kind. A bot or an app reads it and posts each new job where you want it.

231 feeds, one for every field, kind of work and skill. Pick one, copy its address, give it to a bot. Every item links to the job page, where people apply on the employer’s own site.

Where a feed can go

A Telegram channelAdd an RSS bot to your channel as an administrator and give it the feed address. Each new job arrives as a post with a link.
A Slack channelInstall Slack’s RSS app and type the command with the feed address in the channel that should get the jobs.
A Discord serverAn RSS bot such as MonitoRSS reads the address and posts each new job into the room you pick.
Your own reader or inboxAny feed reader shows new jobs like unread mail. Services such as IFTTT, Zapier or Make can also send each one to your email.

For job search engines

One XML file with the jobs posted in the last 30 days, the newest first: https://simba0315.github.io/crypto-vakansii/feeds/jobs.xml. Each job carries its number, title, employer, place, country, date, pay where stated, the opening lines and the address of its page here. It is rebuilt every hour. Job search engines may read it once an hour and must link each job to its page on this site.

Every feed

The whole site3

By field23

By kind of work165

By skill40

Questions about job feeds

Is it free?
Yes. No key, no account, no limit on how many feeds you use.
How often does a feed change?
Each time the employers’ careers pages are read again. A feed holds the 100 newest jobs of its kind.
May I post these jobs in my channel or on my site?
Yes, for personal and commercial projects. Keep the link to the job page: people apply through it, on the employer’s own site, free of charge.
What is in each item?
The job title and the employer, the place, the first lines of the posting, the date and a link to the job page.
Is there something more exact than a feed?
Yes: the free API returns the same lists as data for programs, and the widget shows them on a web page without any code of your own.

For programs: the free API. For web pages: the job widget.