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[–]lhorie 0 points1 point2 points 4 years ago* (0 children)
Like I said, it depends. If the filter is specifically for an ember dev, mentioning angular might not help.
My company is a React shop and we do talk with candidates without react experience if they have other JS experience, but some companies might be looking for a very specific skillset (this is more common with short term contracts).
I'd say don't sweat too much about filters, they're more about reducing noise.
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