I agree on that and we had similar observations on the job boards that we manage (each of them has mandatory salary brackets if you want to post a job[1])
Obviously, salary is not the only criteria for picking a new role, but by publishing it upfront, you quickly sort out the expectations (which leads to less churn at later stages) and also contribute to a more inclusive and fair job market.
Some other points that we got as feedback from the tech communities:
- publishing tech stacks & engineering methodologies is quite useful too
- it's nice if a company provides a contact person for questions BEFORE applying
- you should act swiftly and not let candidates wait for weeks for your decision
Obviously, salary is not the only criteria for picking a new role, but by publishing it upfront, you quickly sort out the expectations (which leads to less churn at later stages) and also contribute to a more inclusive and fair job market.
Some other points that we got as feedback from the tech communities:
- publishing tech stacks & engineering methodologies is quite useful too
- it's nice if a company provides a contact person for questions BEFORE applying
- you should act swiftly and not let candidates wait for weeks for your decision
[1] https://swissdevjobs.ch/
https://devitjobs.uk/
https://devitjobs.us/
https://germantechjobs.de/