08/06/2026
Most founders spend weeks interviewing and five minutes writing the job description.
The best candidates are the ones who are already employed, already good at what they do and already have options. So they will probably read your post and decide in 30 seconds if your role is worth their time.
A wall of requirements with generic culture language tells them you're unclear on what you need.
The job description is the first impression your business makes on the person you're hoping will transform it.
So it’s to write it like it matters.
What's one thing you'd change about how most job descriptions are written?