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Sohil

Stealth • 17h

Hi Medial community! I’m working on xyz ( can't disclose name ), a remote job platform designed to connect Indian employers and job seekers with genuine opportunities effortlessly. The goal is to make finding and hiring for remote jobs simple, reli

Good idea

Will not work

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Phanirockzzz

Stealth • 17h

my 1st thought of this idea is not going to work. maybe I am pessimistic about these kinds of ideas at the moment. There are numerous job portals at the moment. the problem is while remote jobs trust is very less as every group of companies made their own portal or adapted to one. so it's very hard for you to build a portal that people and companies trust. with the current recession hitting it's very useless to build a job portal again is my final conclusion. if you are still interested I would say pick a specific niche. like build a portal for Indian students a portal for just college days internships partnering with some companies. that's the best thing to do and have a huge market i guess. be niche specific, partnering is imp. building trust is imp.

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Sohil

Stealth • 17h

Thank you for your honest feedback! I really appreciate the time you took to share your thoughts. You’re absolutely right—building trust in a remote jobs platform is a challenge, especially with so many existing portals. However, my focus is on addressing the trust issue by implementing strict job verification processes and offering transparency for both employers and job seekers. I also love your suggestion about narrowing down to a niche, like internships for students, and forming partnerships with companies. That’s definitely something worth exploring further! Your input is invaluable as I refine this idea. Thanks again for your perspective!

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