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Adversity Job Board

For when you want your applicants to really work for it. This is a tongue-in-cheek job board addressing some common complaints with the job search process.

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Features

The job board comes with everything needed for an applicant to apply, or for a company to look for applicants. It even parses resumes! The goal was to create a job site where the UI is familiar, but the UX is absolute insanity.

search feature
The search feature will narrow down the number of results, but will intentionally return nothing useful. We only want to reward the most dedicated applicants.
clippy!
An old friend helps out with your application. Clippy will provide some useful suggestions for each section.
parser
We are all familiar with uploading a resume, then still being required to fill out all of the fields. This takes it a step further. We do parse your resume (shoutout to pyresparser), but we intentionally insert small typos. Of course, we understand that companies are looking only for the truly detail oriented applicants.
built-in messages
A company can log in and send messages to its applicants. We understand that your time is valuable, and therefore you can use one of our built-in messages if you prefer.
feedback
And of course, we take feedback very seriously.

Setup

If you want to run locally, you will need to also set up the sister backend repository. First follow the directions there.

To run this, simply:

  1. git clone https://github.com/elliott-king/adversity-board-frontend.git
  2. npm i
  3. Create a file at the root called .env and add the line REACT_APP_API_URL=http://localhost:port_backend_is_serving, or set it to my heroku backend
  4. npm run dev