The best Jobs newsletters

a16z Jobs is a daily-ish newsletter listing startup job openings, mostly at early-stage and a16z-backed companies, with each posting briefly described alongside the company's product and funding. Issues also include short feature stories about portfolio companies and their technology.

Sub Club shares curated lists of magazine submission calls, paid pitch opportunities and writing-related jobs for writers. Each issue includes handpicked listings, with short notes on what roles or markets involve.

Haystack Digest is a fortnightly roundup of tech careers market news, mixing AI industry deals, funding and regulation stories with a short brain teaser and trending job listings. The excerpts read as a news digest that restates headlines from other outlets rather than offering original analysis.

A daily directory of remote writing job listings and paid pitch calls, each with a stated rate. It also includes updates from the editor about The RWJ Review and appeals for paid subscriptions.

A newsletter rounding up African tech news, with a focus on Nigeria, alongside remote job listings and commentary on Nigerian tech Twitter. It also includes occasional interview-style pieces and giveaway updates.

A weekly curated list of open Chief of Staff, business operations, and venture-related job postings at tech companies, grouped by role type with company, sector, funding stage, and location. It is a job board in newsletter form, with a short intro and occasional event notes.

NoDesk is a weekly newsletter that lists new remote job openings, along with stories and ideas from the remote work community. The sample issues consist almost entirely of job board listings with only a short promotional blurb and an occasional offbeat piece.

A weekly list of new 2D, 3D, storyboard and illustration job openings in animation, with job titles, locations and some pay details. Full listings are behind a paid tier, and issues also promote an AI auto-apply tool.

A job-listing newsletter from Jordan that curates open roles at venture-backed startups in tech, consumer and entertainment, often with hundreds of openings per issue across US cities. It also promotes the a16z speedrun Alpha Fellowship for students and recent grads and occasionally features founder Q&As.

A twice-weekly digest listing freelance and temporary job openings, mostly in writing, editing, marketing and journalism. Each issue is a list of short job headlines with a one-line teaser, linking out to the postings.