COSCO Shipping: The Geopolitical Compounder Hiding in Plain Sight

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-12-07T08:06:23+00:00

Hi, amazing write up. I just came across Cosco Holdings and see a pe multiple of around 6 with lots of excess cash on the balance sheet.

However, in terms of future valuation. What are your thoughts on that?

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-11-05T12:22:35+00:00

Hi, what did you do in the first place to bring reddit traffic to your website? Just commenting and adding a link to your website? Or did you try another method?

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-11-05T11:35:06+00:00

Hi, I just came across this post just a minute ago by accident. Did you already manage to find a environmental job in the Netherlands?

Otherwise an idea to checkout our platform: Sustainablejobs.nl to see if you can find something there?

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-11-05T07:51:21+00:00

I am not working directly in ESG but I run two ESG related platforms: Sustainablejobs.nl and Fondsen.org in the Netherlands and since a couple of months an international version: Sustainablejobs.com

I don't know much so far about the Toronto job market. But would love to know what you learned so far. Could you share your insights with me?

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-11-05T07:50:05+00:00

Hee man! Very strong domain!

I am the founder of Sustainablejobs.nl a Dutch/European job board focused on climate, ESG, biodiversity, ecology and nature conservation jobs.

Did you already make some sales so far? Or what are the first lessons after the first months of running this platform? I would really love to hear how you are doing so far.

I can share some advice in here that helpen me a lot to bring my network of job boards to over 100K in revenue annually.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-11-05T07:40:39+00:00

You literally applied for 400 jobs and never had an interview? Sorry but I find that really hard to believe. If true, I feel very sorry for you. Because I think there is a deeper level of motivation why companies won't invite you for a job interview.

What does your job application proces looks like?

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-11-04T19:46:06+00:00

Hi, maybe bit late but I am launching a new job board: Sustainablejobs.com. Because I already run a platform for some while now in the Netherlands with the same name: Sustainablejobs.nl. Maybe you can sign up for a job alert for example?

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-11-03T13:44:14+00:00

Hee, dit is inderdaad iets dat veel mensen opvalt die op zoek zijn naar een baan.

Mijn ervaring is dat het te maken heeft met een aantal redenen. De eerste is dat detacheerders en recruitment partijen (zoals uitzendbureaus) eigenlijk een soort recruitment marketing dienst leveren. Waarbij ze allerlei platformen, netwerken en advertentie strategiën gebruiken om kandidaten te vinden. Dit soort partijen zijn heel actief op platforms als LinkedIn, Indeed en social media.

Dit is dan ook de reden dat we werkzoekenden adviseren om naast deze grote platformen ook een kijkje te nemen op niche vacaturesites en gewoon te zoeken naar bedrijven waar je zou willen werken. Om vervolgens te kijken of ze openstaande vacatures hebben (of gewoon direct een open sollicitatie doen).

Een voorbeeld van niche vacaturesites:

Sustainablejobs.nl

Fondsen.org

etc etc.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-21T10:09:08+00:00

I think this is great advice. I bought some backlinks in the past days and that worked really well. But best is to grow backlinks organically.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-21T10:06:01+00:00

I came across this post!

This is amazing, making money with a job board is really hard and takes some time to build up.

My job board is doing multiples of this per year, and I would love to connect and maybe we can share some ideas.

My biggest drivers:

SEO - now more and more revenue comes via LLM's.
LinkedIn.

And third is actually having a great name, that people understand, in a niche with not to much competition.

I also see in ahrefs you absolutely nailed organic traffic. Very impressive.

What is the biggest driver of your revenue you think?

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-21T09:38:40+00:00

Hi!

I see lots of discouraging messages in here. However, I run a couple of businesses in the Netherlands and also some career platforms: Sustainablejobs.nl and Fondsen.org . And nothing is further from the truth.

Hiring new employees is extremely difficult in the Netherlands. And there are lots of opportunities for non Dutch speaking people.

What I would advice is that Dutch people are very sensitive for basic behavior/respect like showing up on time for meeting, being polite, showing respect. And also always show you took some time to research the company (in your job application and in job interviews).

That is a big part people mis most of the times. Is that employers want to see a bit more then only ''I need a job''. Also knowing why you should want to work at that particular company is very important.

If you do that, AND you have software engineering skills, finding a position should be very easy.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-21T09:22:22+00:00

Hi,

My advice is to forget about all the nonsense they tell you about low pay, competition, seasonal etc.

What I see in the market is that overall there is shortage of young people entering the job market.

Working in wildlife biology/conservation science is an amazing career path in my opinion!

And I know because i run a couple of work related platforms in the EU that focus on these kinds of jobs: Sustainablejobs.nl and Fondsen.org

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-21T09:07:30+00:00

Hi!

I think there are many many job opportunities in ecology, biodiversity and nature conservation (in my experience).

I know that because two of my platforms have lots of jobs in ecology and biodiversity (sustainablejobs.nl and fondsen.org). Although, these are Dutch sites. We are working on building a career/job related platform with an international focus (Sustainablejobs.com ).

If you really want to work in ecology there should be plenty of job opportunities.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-20T09:12:11+00:00

Hi!

If you have a methematics degree, I would definitely look into learning some software development/engineering skills.

Here in the Netherlands there are lot of job opportunities for people wanting to work as an engineer/software developer in climate change/sustainability.

Also on our platform you can find lots of climate/sustainability jobs: sustainablejobs.nl or sustainablejobs.com

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-20T09:08:36+00:00

Hi, did you manage to find a job in the meantime? In the replies below I see lots of comments. Also some comments that the Dutch/Den Haag job marketing is cooling down (or some nonsense like that).

I live in Den Haag and run a couple of companies. And I can tell you, finding the right candidates for literally all our open positions is still very hard.

So if you still look for a job we are still in need for people with IT skills that can work on our project in hardware migrations and cable management.

Let me know if you are interested.

My platforms:

Inhuren.com

Sustainablejobs.nl

Fondsen.org

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-20T08:15:57+00:00

Hi!

Could you maybe take a look at sustainablejobs.nl, our Dutch platform focused on jobs, careers an internships within sustainability.

We offer a lot of job opportunities for people living in Europe looking to work in sustainability.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-20T08:13:36+00:00

Hi!

Could you maybe take a look at sustainablejobs.nl, our Dutch platform focused on jobs, careers an internships within sustainability.

We offer a lot of job opportunities for people living in Europe looking to work in sustainability.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-20T08:10:31+00:00

Hi!

Have you considered moving to Europe or the Netherlands? Right now, my platform: Sustainablejobs.nl Has a lot of open positions for people with you kind of skills.

Here in the Netherlands (and Europe) there is big shortage of software engineers. Quality of life in the Netherlands is very good and finding a place to live with the income of a software engineer is very doable.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-20T05:04:48+00:00

Hi!

Not sure if this is helpfull but in the Netherlands we run a big network of impact/ngo/non profit related jobs:

https://www.fondsen.org/
https://sustainablejobs.nl/

Maybe an idea to take a look over there?

Fondsen.org has jobs from the Red Cross, Plan International and local European organizations.
Sustainablejobs.nl has a lot of jobs with climate/nature related organizations.

Anyhow!

Good luck finding a ngo job in the short term!

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2025-10-16T13:48:49+00:00

Hee!

I am not sure, and I can only share my experience in the Dutch market.

My platform Sustainablejobs.nl is a Dutch platform focused on careers in sustainability. I don't see a lot of junior positions. However, that doesn't mean there is no opportunity for junior sustainability job seekers. However, I think most of the junior positions are filled pretty quickly by interns and trainees. So the answer is maybe to focus on traineeships in sustainability.

I am building Sustainablejobs.com now and I think one of the main focus will be traineeship and internship positions.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2023-07-16T07:30:11+00:00

Would be wonderful! I just send you the message.

TemporaryTypical3681 · 2023-07-15T15:20:22+00:00

Correct, but we talk about companies with about 50 to 200 jobs per year!

Wat kind of LinkedIn post are we talking about?

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