Who's hiring

People announcing a hire in their own words. An announcement names the person actually running the search — the shortest route into a role, and it often appears before anything is posted anywhere.

Find the announcements

Searching finance seats

No target seat is set, so this searches finance. Set one on Positioning to search your own market.

Posted

Searching is free. Opening an announcement buys the words, the link, and whether anyone you know can introduce you.

Real Time Executive Position Hunt — targeted searches you run

Everything above is what we could see. This is the half we cannot: decision-makers often announce a hire in their own post before any listing goes up, and no product can read LinkedIn on your behalf without getting your account restricted. We build the query and draft the reply; you open it, judge what is real, and send it yourself. Paste anything you find back in and it becomes a signal like any other.

Today's hunts

Capture a find

Paste any hiring post you find. It becomes a tracked opportunity, joined against your network, with a reply drafted around what the post actually says and your own record.

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Ask Career Advisor

Ask anything about your own search — your feed, pipeline, network and targets. Answered only from your data.

How Who's hiring works

People announcing a hire in their own words. An announcement names the person actually running the search, which is the shortest route into a role — and it usually appears before anything is posted anywhere. Counting is free; opening an announcement buys the words, the link, and whether you can reach them.

Find them — Each seat in your practice is searched in turn, then the newest 20 open.
Read the words — The only thing separating an opening from somebody's opinion about openings.
Draft the reply — Files it as an opportunity and drafts your reply from the post itself.

What it runs on

Sorted byNewest first — never by phrasing

Row carriesWho posted, their words, the date, your route in

CountingFree

Free to search. Opening an announcement is the metered step.

What it cannot tell you

An 'announcement' badge means first-person phrasing; 'mentions it' means the post names the seat without claiming to be hiring — often commentary. Both are shown because only the words can tell them apart, and both are labelled so neither is mistaken for the other.