leanhire

Go to https://leanhire.beondeck.com and click "Request Access" Go to email and click "Sign In" Page opens to 404 error For account brianna@cropconex.com

I'm getting a Vercel error:

Just tried to join and it said I had to wait until January 2021 to set up a meeting to get off the wait list. Obviously I will have to find other solutions but it would have been interesting to try this given we had a need. Oh well!

There isn't currently a way to save jobs. The ability to save a job I'm interested in so that I can come back later is crucial in job platforms. Users aren't always ready to apply when they're browsing and often times come at a different time to do it. Searching for a job posting in a platform that has dozens or hundreds of postings when I had already known which one I liked is time consuming and not ideal for the user experience. AngelList does this beautifully on their UI both on the affordance to save a job and on the clear button filter to look for saved jobs.

It's a nightmare to find product management jobs among the ocean of software roles. A simple role level filter would be nice.

I'm trying to make my emails about work opportunities go to a specific email, and it appears there is no option for me to update my email address in LeanHire. Is that right?

Right now, once a candidate applies, they can't withdraw their application if they don't feel comfortable moving forward. Something like, "not interested again" might be helpful.

The current UX for hiding projects makes the user wonder what would happen if clicked on "Hide Project". The current flow of showing the "Hidden Projects" buttons only after a user has chose to hide a project isn't ideal because now the user has to think about the repercussions. Would I be able to see that job somewhere? What if I want to revert the action? The button should be shown regardless of whether the user has any hidden projects or not. That would be the indication that hidden projects go to a place where I can retrieve later. Attaching another AngelList reference since they do a great job with that user experience. Like Steve Krug says: "Don't make me think" :)

In addition to creating a "sort by date" functionality which has been suggested already, it would be great if users could sort by other column names on the table such as budget, duration, and client. Users have different goals when arriving at this project page. To avoid a "one-size-fits-all" approach providing a fixed view, giving a sorting affordance would allow users to search projects based on what they're looking for. Some might be interested to search from longer to shorter terms, others from higher budget, and yet others might want to search companies alphabetically.

In the projects section, seeing a "date added" field and being able to sort by it