> Where is this sourced from? - We rely on a combination of verified sources at companies, submissions/tips, tech blogs, as well as public lists.<p>If I am reading this right, some (most?) of these people might not even know they are listed on this site? I am assuming all of the info is already available since linked in profile is required, but this is still a bit creepy.
I'm more interested in tracking the companies that have laid off (and don't have an ability to help hire individuals), so I'm just watching <a href="https://layoffs.fyi/" rel="nofollow">https://layoffs.fyi/</a> instead of this page. That is more geared to following the trends in layoffs. If anyone knows other compilations I'd be interested to know!
There's a lot of companies that won't come out of this, but some will, and they'll be in the position of having to hire again.<p>I'm sure that a few companies may have tried some way to keep their furloughed employees "close to the back door," so they can get them back, when things open up, but a lot of companies will be in the position of having to start over from scratch.<p>I saw an ad for a "Senior React Native" developer, in the SF area, for $25,000 -> $80,000.<p>Oof. Different world, indeed.
I get why it uses LinkedIn, but that's not something that represents my actual CV or skill level. Most of the stuff I've done I don't really know (thanks to their abysmal and dark-pattern-based UI) how to put it on there in the first place.