"Poachable is a compelling concept. It is a site for people who already have a job, who are happy with the job they've got, but could be persuaded to go for the right kind of job. You fill out your profile with your work history and other questions. Then, you fill out a questionnaire saying what kind of job would make you consider leaving your present position. You can fill in a salary or responsibilities or a title (or, of course, all three) that would get you to make a career move. You can look at companies and jobs curated by the site. If companies are interested, they can click on your profile, but they will see only basic information about you at first, nothing to identify you. Just work history and what you are looking for. If there is mutual interest, they can contact you and you can agree to share more information. You can back out at any point in the process and your information returns to being private. In my mind, if the first apps are like Tinder for Jobs, this is like Match.com for jobs. It matches people on “deep levels of compatibility” and seeks to build lasting relationships. But it does so with an eye toward your privacy and the delicacy of considering another job while you currently have one." - CW