u/Deep-Ruin-9961

Why am I seeing jobs that show a range of $90k-$115k?

This has to be on purpose, right? It's not THAT hard to code a filter.

Unless I'm a recruiter or in sales, any sort of engagement on the site will put my current employer on edge, thinking that I may be increasing my activity on there directly to increase awareness of my profile, or simply because I was already increasing my activity on the site searching for a job--which led to increased activity in posts/comments.

And even if that weren't a rick to consider, there's also the fact that your employer will see your commentary on there and critique or judge you for how you're representing the company. Or worse, they may feel like you're sharing information that you shouldn't be sharing.

For example, I saw a post about AI and I wanted to share my perspective on its adoption in general, but I know if my employer saw that, they would likely assume I am making that comment as a representation of how they handle AI.

I have basically no personality on LinkedIn because I'm super concerned about my employer watching my every interaction on there. It doesn't help that our company, like many, has a specific policy about how we're meant to use social media.

So, yeah, anyone able to provide direction or ideas on solving for this?

Is this intended, or is it just rare and I'm not seeing it yet?

Sorry, if this has been asked before. I Googled and searched the subreddit and found nothing.

I've been looking into replacing our VERY ancient and tiny water heater, and the idea of a water heater that also cools our enclosed back porch (where ours is located), is really cool.

However, the only threads I see are people complaining about them. My first inclination is to belief that most people talking about their experiences with a product are generally negative, so maybe this is the case here and that the brand and model is actually good?

If not, does anyone have another suggestion for such a water heater? I'd prefer to shop outside of the big box brand's "signature" (cheap) models; I've already learned about Lowe's lower quality versions of A.O. Smith heaters, so any advice on other brand's similar approach would be helpful.

Thank you!

Hey all!

Anyone else experiencing issues scheduling on either the app or the website? I can log in, but cannot schedule maintenance; it's just stuck on "Processing".