Job posting check by salari.dev
Overview
See what a job posting states and what it leaves out, with the question to ask for every gap. 14 checks, rules only.
For engineers deciding whether a job posting is worth applying to. Click the icon on a job posting. The side panel shows what was read, then 14 checks: salary range, level, location and remote policy, employment type, the company, the team, responsibilities, must-haves against nice-to-haves, stack, interview process, reporting line, visa, whether the posting is current, and red flags. Each one is stated, unclear or missing, with the question to send the recruiter for every gap. The result is a count, for example 10 of 14 stated. Never a score. A red flag is shown first. If the read is short or cut, there is no result: the panel says so and offers a paste box. On LinkedIn, click See more first. Works on LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and Workday. It reads the tab only when you click the icon. The posting text is checked and dropped, never stored. Built by Mike Salari. Staff mobile engineer · 500+ technical interviews from the hiring side. Your first 3 checks are free. Then $9.99, paid once, access for good: https://salari.dev/job-posting-check/ Free for everyone who bought a book or a service at https://salari.dev or https://mikesalari.gumroad.com
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Details
- Version2.0.0
- UpdatedOctober 16, 2026
- Offered bysalari.dev
- Size33.5KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
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