What "verified live" means
Every listing on the board was re-fetched from the employer's own hiring system during the most recent run. Not copied from an aggregator, not scraped from another jobs board, not remembered from last month. The engine goes to the same place your application would go and confirms the posting is still there.
When a role stops appearing on the employer's system, it comes off the board the same night and spends a week in the "closed recently" section, so you can see what quietly disappeared.
Which systems are checked
The engine reads company hiring pages served by six systems: Ashby, Greenhouse, Lever, Workable, SmartRecruiters, and Workday. If a company runs its hiring on one of these, its board can be watched and its listings can be verified.
How titles are matched
Roles are matched by title family, not by keyword. The board asks whether the title itself names a GTM engineering, RevOps or revenue systems job, the way a person reading it would. A keyword search would drag in every posting that mentions "revenue" somewhere in the text; a family match keeps the board to roles where the title is the job.
What the board does not show
No personal filters, no application history, no compensation floors. Those belong to individual job seekers and stay private. Everyone who reads this board sees the same listing, built by one public rule: the title fits the family and the posting is live on the employer's own system. Compensation appears only when the employer publishes it, and is never estimated or invented.
The engine never applies for anyone
Every apply link goes straight to the employer's own posting. The board does not collect resumes, does not forward applications, and does not sit between you and the company in any way. It reads, verifies, and lists. That is all.
How fresh is this data
Last completed run: 2026-07-27 21:25 UTC. Each run re-reads every watched company board, so nothing listed as live is older than the most recent run.