cloud_engineer_crowdstrike.html

[marieana]

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[hartwork]

There are many things/details wrong with this pull request (filename, creation date, tags, ..); please:

• turn cloud engineer_crowdstrike into cloud_engineer_crowdstrike.html: with extension and without space
• drop the # Choose one of the following options
• add a space after comma in location: Bucharest,Romania
• update the creation timestamp, 2015-02-20 looks off
• ...

@marieana can you provide a follow-up version proving more care please?

[stestagg]

Thanks Sebastian, yes, those issues are all relevant, unfortunately my update to auto-flag these issues as comments was foiled here by the file not being valid markdown, so the validator is failing too early.

@hartwork, I think Pythonjobs sits in an 'uncanny valley' here because a lot of the people submitting jobs less technical or non-developers so may not have the same level of experience, or comfort when dealing with making machine-parseable markdown.

@salimfadhley actually saw this as a 'feature' when he came up with the idea, as it does mean that we're naturally selecting for more technically minded submissions, and/or people who are willing to invest the time to learn.

In this case, it looks a bit like Ana joined github especially to make this posting, so I think it's as likely that the submission issues were caused by unfamiliarity with the tech/processes as much as a lack of care, it would be a shame to put people off from the site by assuming the opposite.

@marieana, sorry for hi-jacking your PR, is the role still open? If so, we can give a hand with getting this submission live? Thanks

[marieana]

Hi, I used a job as a template. I will check again. I don’t have technical knowledge but is something I would like to develop. So, please let me check and if I can handle it, I will let you know. Thank you, Anne

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On 23 Apr 2018, at 15:46, Steve Stagg ***@***.***> wrote: Thanks Sebastian, yes, those issues are all relevant, unfortunately my update to auto-flag these issues as comments was foiled here by the file not being valid markdown, so the validator is failing too early. @hartwork, I think Pythonjobs sits in an 'uncanny valley' here because a lot of the people submitting jobs less technical or non-developers so may not have the same level of experience, or comfort when dealing with making machine-parseable markdown. @salimfadhley actually saw this as a 'feature' when he came up with the idea, as it does mean that we're naturally selecting for more technically minded submissions, and/or people who are willing to invest the time to learn. In this case, it looks a bit like Ana joined github especially to make this posting, so I think it's as likely that the submission issues were caused by unfamiliarity with the tech/processes as much as a lack of care, it would be a shame to put people off from the site by assuming the opposite. @marieana, sorry for hi-jacking your PR, is the role still open? If so, we can give a hand with getting this submission live? Thanks — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[stestagg]

Hey @marieana - I think somewhere along the way, you copy-pasted the text from github which added in some extra '+' characters on each line.

I've removed these, and tweaked the '---' separators :)

[marieana]

I copy pasted from GitHub on Word to make sure is ok

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[pythonjobsbot]

We've run a few automated tests and discovered an issue:

cloud engineer_crowdstrike:

• Job files must end with .html, not ``

If you'd like some help correcting this, or think the error is not valid, please reply to this comment.

[salimfadhley]

Hi, it looks like you've indented every line of the file. That's completely unnecessary and will break the compiler!

Can you refer to the example text on our readme page?
https://github.com/pythonjobs/jobs

That shows you exactly how to format a job ad.

[salimfadhley]

So just for example, the # should be the first char of this line.

[salimfadhley]

@marieana - do you want to get me on Hangouts - salimfadhley@gmail.com - we can do a screen share and show you how it needs to work.

I fixed these :)

[stestagg]

Sorry if you've been spammed by emails, I've been sneakily testing some helpers to make submissions a bit easier using your PR, this is good to merge now :)

[pythonjobsbot]

Hi

Thanks for submitting this job advert.

Here are some screenshots of what the live listing should look like:

Thanks

Pythonjobs