Thanks noodle! I run nPost (http://www.npost.com) and definitely appreciate the good feedback.
There are lots of job boards out there, but only a few that are solely focused on the tech startup community, such as nPost and Startuply. Both only make the community stronger.
Startuply has a great site and we wish them the best.
Other than that, I'd also check the community mailing lists, the ruby-nyc list for example gets a lot of job postings! Another Rails specific place I've had interest from is workingwithrails - lots of people go through profiles there and send out emails.
Thanks for the mention of Standout Jobs, I appreciate it. Startup jobs isn't our focus necessarily, but we do have a lot of great startup companies using the product. And we're not a startup job board; we'd much prefer to turn every startup's career site into its own destination site.
The best way to get a startup job is to network into it. If you're in SF, this is very easy - just go to all the web2.0 parties/meetups and you'll meet people hiring in no time.
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[ 65.1 ms ] story [ 668 ms ] threadThere are lots of job boards out there, but only a few that are solely focused on the tech startup community, such as nPost and Startuply. Both only make the community stronger.
Startuply has a great site and we wish them the best.
Nathan Kaiser nathan [at] npost [.] com
Also, there's startup jobs here from time to time (http://news.ycombinator.com/jobs)
Other than that, I'd also check the community mailing lists, the ruby-nyc list for example gets a lot of job postings! Another Rails specific place I've had interest from is workingwithrails - lots of people go through profiles there and send out emails.
Best of luck!
Lots of startup jobs in various companies around the US. And they do really great networking events here in Seattle.