Hi, everyone!

I've been playing with GPT Editor for a couple of evenings and have published first iterations of two GPTs.

I wanna share the one I think everyone here can benefit from. It was initially intended to help me find jobs to share with this channel but then I realized I can share it publicly so you could start using it right away. It still needs some fine tuning for sure but it is already very helpful.

Feel free to start testing it and share it with your friends. I'd love to hear your thoughts here in the comments or just DM me. Find it here. You do need ChatGPT subscription to do so though.

Below is the list of jobs that I found using it today that I think are worth sharing here.

Lead UX Designer at Flying Bisons

Teach Lead in the Open Source Project at Upside

Ruby on Rails Engineer at Upside

Python Engineer at Upside

Frontend Engineer at Upside at Upside

Product & UI Designer

UX/UI Designer at Brew

Graphic Designer at The/Studio

Head of Marketing at The/Studio

UI/UX Designer at The/Studio

Head of Customer Experience at The/Studio

Customer Success Representative at The/Studio — Chat

Customer Success Representative — Telesales at The/Studio

Sales Team Lead — Customer Success at The/Studio

UX Designer at WatchGuard

Product Designer at Phyllo

And also a home bunch of other that I'll share with you in the upcoing day.

ChatGPT

ChatGPT - Find Remote Jobs In Tech Companies

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​​The future is definitely here. Nomadic is hiring a Remote Robot Operator.
You will observe pick & place robots who work at different warehouses around Europe, all of that remotely.

The job can be done out of their office in Poland or remotely 10-30 hours/week. They are willing to consider students.

There is no requirement to have job authorization in EU as far I can see and the interview process is only 2 30-minute call with their hiring managers.

However the pay is very modest: ~6 USD/h with no benefits whatsoever.

I usually don’t share this kind of bare opportunities but I thought someone might find it interesting. It might be a great future-forward experience for someone who is just staring their remore career journey that they can use an asset onward to make their CV stand out.

Hurry up to apply for it or share it with a friend who would like to do so. See their home page for examples of what the job looks like.

Apply here

You all know Notion. They usually hire people in a specific location but this season, they’ve got a fully remote position with no particular requirement for the candidate’s location.

It is a Technical Writer position. In this role you’ll be responsible for writing documentation for new APIs, revamping existing documentation and guides, and creating new code samples.

This is a contract position with the compensation range $50/hr - $75/hr. You need to have a technical background with familiarity with REST APIs with the ability to write clean code samples.

Happy to share it with you. You you found it interesting, hurry up to apply for or forward it to someone who might be interested.

Apply here

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Notion

Examples of the roadmaps

For the past year, I’ve been struggling with understanding where I stand as a professional and where I want to head.

In my previous jobs I'd learn new things naturally by just accepting any challenges that I'd come across. That is absolutely great and a working strategy when you are just starting your career.

Now I feel like the opportunities are infinite and I'd like to do some intentional planning and studying as I'm working towards my goal of broadening my technical expertise.

I spent some time making an inventory of my skills and experience. I came across this roadmap tool that helped me visualize my experience in a new way. https://roadmap.sh/roadmaps

It highlighted the things I've forgotten I once worked with and the things I'm kinda battling with, the things I'd like to learn some day and I think I now know what I should focus on in the near future.

They seem pretty accurate and up-to-date. There is a large community behind the project. For each item in the roadmap there is a list of recommended resources where anyone can contribute.

The tool is free, be sure to check it out. They've got roadmaps for all kinds of engineering roles as well as for QA, DevOps, UX Designers, and since most recently for Prompt Engineers. Pretty cool, huh?

roadmap.sh

Developer Roadmaps

Step by step guides and paths to learn different tools or technologies

Today is a very exciting day for the Adalo team and myself. For those who are new here, I’ve been working as a QA Analyst with Adalo for over a year now.

We released Adalo 2.0 today. It the first large product release where my contribution is publicly acknowledged as compared to when I was working for an outstaff company. It is a formality that turned out to be an important one for me.

Adalo 2.0 is a no-code builder that allows to build cross-platform apps with no-code. These apps can be published as web apps, as well as iOS or Android native apps. All with no coding needed. I’m really exciting to share this news with you here. ?

If you have just a second, please support us on Product Hunt https://producthunt.com/posts/adalo-2-0. Thank you!

Product Hunt

Adalo✨ - Product Information, Latest Updates, and Reviews 2024 | Product Hunt

Build + launch custom mobile & web apps without any code. Using a drag-and-drop interface, create the app you're dreaming of through our simple & powerful no-code editor. Perfect for founders & businesses of all sizes. Publish on iOS, Android, & the Web!