Is there a meta for careers? If so, sorry this question should be migrated.  I'd love to know what this truly means. top 10% out of... 4 million users? top 10% out of the 100 that have asked or answered a question with this tag?
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I noticed that a percentile is placed at the top of my resume in Careers 2.0.    How are these percentiles calculated? Is there a certain threshold you need to be over in order for it to be displayed?
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In my "achievements" menu on the top bar, I was told that I earned a badge for a question, and to see my profile.    Anyway, the link took me to the post in question, not to my profile.  Maybe we should have the post title link to the post and "your profile" link to the profile?
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I am attempting to search jobs by tag on StackOverflow Careers. On SO, this is done using square brackets, but that is simply doing a keyword search, and I still get results that don't have the tag I am looking for.  For example, when I search for the keyword "android", I get this:        which is the same as when I search for the keyword "[android]":        Is there a format I can use to search jobs by tag? If not, I believe this would be a nice feature (seems intuitive for the Stack Exchange invite-only job site).
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There are lots of questions tagged  that don't have a  response.  How do we interpret this? Is it because they are declined by default? We just have to wait for a response (the team is very busy)? Is Jeff the only one that reviews this questions?  I suppose the ones that have negative votes may (or may not) be declined by default, but there are quite a few with some to a lot upvotes that should have an official answer.
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Top [tag]s doesn't show anything for some users  This is true on several users pages on [dba.se] but the reason for it to show on some pages and not others is unclear. Thoughts?
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I've seen questions like  whose answers seem to suggest that linking your SO profile to your Careers profile was (being) implemented last year.  However, on my SO profile, the "Stack Overflow Careers Profile" under "Web Presence" says "No Careers profile for this account...", and yet, clicking the "Discover Stack Overflow Careers" link (as instructed) brings up my Careers profile.  Is this a bug?  If not, how can I get my profile linked up properly/fully?
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Hey all-  I just noticed that if you click on your username on the top bar, when your profile shows up, in the search bar at the top you'll find an explicit search for your user account.  For my meta account, for example, I see user:157031 whenever I click on my profile.  Is this deliberate?  If so, can I suggest removing that text?  It means that I have to manually delete the contents of the search field if I want to do a search from my profile screen.  Thanks!
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One of the most popular questions on Stack Overflow,  has recently been deleted. Why was this done, rather than migrated to programmers.SE?  Does this not fall into the broad purview of Programmery questions, or is it really off topic?  I'm somewhat neutral on this myself, as I usually oppose "fun" questions that are there simply for fun's sake, but this is a rather old SO question and historically other similar questions from SO's infancy have been tolerated with grandfather status. Can anyone make a strong argument for or against?
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First, if this is the wrong place then I have to say that someone needs to fix the links in the footer of Careers site (this is how I ended here).  Anyway, I was looking for "C" jobs, and found lots of unrelated jobs instead, and lots I mean LOTS. Thus the site is impossible to use.  I want a C job, not C++, Obj-C, or even things that are not even related at all (I got returns for perl, python, mysql, and lots of other random stuff).  So, Careers site should have a way to search only what you want, maybe use SO search system, where if you type [c] it will search ONLY, and ONLY REALLY ONLY the tag C (instead of random words in the description that contains the character C).
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It seems most of the questions tagged  on Stack Overflow are just intended to indicate "there's something wrong with my program", which would cover probably at least 80% of all questions on Stack Overflow.  There are some questions where it seems to refer to a possible bug in a framework or utility. I'm not sure the tag is really all that useful in that case either.  What does meta think?
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I just saw this ad on the side of Stack Overflow:    I currently work for stealth.travel.  It even shows it when I click on the link!    How is it possible that the system does not link 2 + 2 together and not show me the company I already work for in the banner ad? (not that I am looking for a new job, just curious how my own company showed up there)
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Over at ,    To this end, the tag listed first on a question (sorted by popularity of the tag)  So, what's the basis for tag popularity? Views? It sure as hell isn't number of questions.
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I just got my first offer through careers.stackoverflow.com.  The offer was for places other than the ones listed in my "Where do you want to work?".  This is one of my pet peeves.  There needs to be an easy way to flag employers as not following the rules.
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It looks like the  tag (later renamed to ) is a holdover from the pre-split days when this site was called Meta Stack Overflow and also served as the meta site for Stack Overflow (in addition to its current purpose). It was intended to disambiguate questions about the SE network as a whole from questions specifically about Stack Overflow (). It has nearly 1,500 uses, so it's too big to clean up manually. It looks like people are still using it on new questions, and I just saw a suggested edit that only added this tag. Since all questions here should be about Stack Exchange, can we burninate this, the ultimate meta tag?
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There is a steady stream of duplicates of  coming in lately. It's got me wondering. Roughly speaking, out of say 100 folks who get this ban, how many    wander away and never interact with SO again?   do the sorts of things that might lift a ban, but don't get it lifted? do the sorts of things they should, and lift the ban? post a question of their own on Meta which we close as a dupe?   Among the continue-to-interact folks, is there a difference in success rate between those who post on Meta about it (motivated, but not good rules-readers, who nonetheless get customized advice) and those who do not (better rules readers, but working to some extent blind) - which do better?  Is there a reasonable chance of recovering from a ban, assuming you care enough to try?
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When importing linkedIn to my Careers profile I get asked whether I accept the access to my profile requested by SO.  These include:   Your profile overviewName, photo, headline, and current positions Your full profileFull profile including experience, education, skills, and recommendations Your connectionsYour 1st and 2nd degree connections Invitations and messagesSend messages and invitations to connect as you   I don't think SO needs to know my connections, but I can live with it (#3). What I can't live with is #4; linkedIn, and my connections, are professional. I don't think unsolicited messages to 'connect' or anything via that account is acceptable.  Is there any way to opt out of just that last one?  Confused about what mandatory meta tag to put this under. Should I be requesting this feature be made?
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Is it still a thing? I don’t think I’ve ever seen it.   Ask Ubuntu: 264 Meta SE: 81 Linguistics: 56 Area 51: 51 (spooky!) Super User: 33 Unix &amp; Linux: 3 Stack Overflow | User Experience | Bicyles | Video Production | Music: Theory &amp; Practice | Retrocomputing | Genealogy &amp; Family History | Joomla: 1