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Candidates for startup roles read a job description to answer three questions: what will I own, what will success look like in a year, and is this company for real. The builder is set up around those questions. It leads with outcomes for the first six months, keeps must-haves short, and puts salary, equity and stage in plain sight.
Posting a salary range is the single biggest lever. Many good candidates skip listings that say "competitive", and in several markets pay transparency is becoming a legal requirement.
Aim for 350 to 600 words. Enough to describe the first six months, the must-haves and the offer, short enough to read on a phone.
Yes. A clear range gets more relevant applicants and saves time on both sides. Add the equity range and vesting too if you offer options.
Six or fewer. Every extra requirement filters out good candidates, and most long lists mix real must-haves with nice-to-haves.
Yes. A dedicated recruiter refines the job description with you, then sources, headhunts and screens candidates, with the first screened candidates within 7 days, for a fixed fee agreed upfront.