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Every way I label a job, along with how many jobs have that label. Pick one to see just those listings, or go back and stack filters on the full list instead.
BJB Rating
/ratingBad Job Bingo is the game I play with every job on the board: mark every flag in the description, count them, and rate the job on what's actually there. It isn't a verdict on whether to apply — it's what I found, so you can go in with your eyes open.
Discipline
/disciplineWhat kind of CX work it is. One per listing — the closest fit, not every skill mentioned.
Role level
/levelWhere the job actually sits, based on the scope in the description rather than the title on it.
Job type
/typeThe contract shape. Nothing to do with where you work — that is its own axis below.
Work arrangement
/arrangementWhere you work.
Salary
/salaryOne band per listing, from the range in the posting. When there is no range, the tag says so — those are the loud ones.
Location
/locationWhere the role is geographically located. Country, plus state or province when the posting restricts you to one — "Remote, US" isn't the whole story if you have to live in California. City stays in the listing body, and when the posting never says at all, that gets a tag of its own.
Company
/companyEvery company I have rated, with everything I have rated there — open and closed.
Status
/statusClosed roles stay on the board. One at a time they're anecdotes; in a row they're a company's hiring record.
Other
/otherA ghost-job flag means the posting looks like it isn't a real opening — open for months, or taken down and re-posted with barely a word changed. I can't prove it, but it's suspicious enough to say so.