X has finally launched the public web version of its Job Search tool
X has officially rolled out its job search tool to all web users, after an initial beta version was only available to verified users. The tool, soon to be accessible on iOS and Android, displays job vacancies from tech firms like SpaceX, Tesla, Neuralink, X, and x.ai. Similar to LinkedIn, users can view job listings and details, but must apply through third-party websites, even for roles at X.
The platform is also testing "job cards" to make job postings more shareable and simplify the job hunt process. Changes in X's privacy policy hint at the potential introduction of more sophisticated career-focused features, possibly collecting employment history data for job applications and recommendations. Despite its current basic design, X appears to have grander plans for the tool, possibly integrating a recruitment feature or other advanced job search capabilities.
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- Hiring's Thread on X@XHiring on X • Official source
- X Adds New Job Search Element To Highlight Roles Posted by CompaniesSocial Media Today
- X’s job search tool is now live on the webEngadget
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This article is unfinished and partially misinforming the public. It is misusing the word "Free", because if it is not "Free Software", meaning software to brings to the user Open source PLUS the Copyleft license, that is not "Free software" then. Usually, some proprietary software that acts more a s the spyware and vendor lock-in solution can be "Free of paying", yet you pay in your privacy, user rights and ability to tailor software to your needs (and leave changed thing for use by others).
So please stop putting meaningless "Free" where there is absolutely no use freedom in those. Alternativeto.net has a LICENSE as on of the main search filters for a reason, and yet you are completely ignoring that crucial information in your article! Try do the same with regard of user's rights and privacy in mind and compare freedom they get with opensource and free software , to proprietary EULAs of un-free "free from paying" software and you would be amazed what you are loosing by selecting non-free "free" ones. And don't be fooled, Copyleft licensed products are commercial and copyleft IS commercial and binaries can be sold, too, just not having secrecy and mistrust in them included in "free". So another misused term here is "Commercial", because every Copyletf and free software (and most open source one) is permitted to use commercially and IS commercial software. So words you are searching is "required to pay" and "not required to pay" or similar. And that obviously is at least of your concerns when searching for a reliable and trusty software with the future, these days...