Salary Checker Chatbot - Discover how much you should be paid

Hey guys! Love the desktop version but struggled with the chatbot to pick up job? "Marketing Assistant" isn't picked up

The user experience is seamless! congrats!

First time saw where you can tell your salary expectation prior to getting a call. Nice! Feedback: After selecting the role/designation, the cursor blinks at first character of selected role. I wanted to type the new role. Hence, tried to erase the text appearing in the text box but in vain. Later, realised that, I can start typing without erasing the text. I gave an impression that something is wrong with the functionality. Just a point from user experience stance.

Super smart! Love it <3

excellent tool and very useful especially if you want to assess your real market value :)

great tool. I really am a big fan of wanted concepts! when unemployed and searching for a job is so hard, so when you finally got interviews or offers and then start discussing salary and benefits things generally turn south. I have been back to my previous approach: asking from the very beginning what is the plan and budget for the role. Surprisingly, in most cases, I realised the company hadn't really thought through the whole thing. I came to the conclusion that this is hy many company fails or struggle: they disregard recruitment process. You products and concept trigger a shift in the right direction and support it. A revolution similar to the one triggered by glassdoor. FANTASTIC!!!! Can't wait for your tools to include a broader diversity of jobs (not just tech).

Although this product is nice & easy to use, telling your users where the data is coming from would make a big difference. In my example (Warsaw, PL) I find these salary ranges quite inaccurate.

I’d be shocked to know I was making 77% more than other PMs in my area, but that’s what it spit out.

This product is more of a job placement then of salary comparision.

Thanks for creating this! With shelter in place (and friends quarantining in other places for a while) and changing jobs, it was interesting to see my opportunity cost and what reasonable expectations were.