SURVEY: Job ads - The good, the bad, the ugly

Which type of job ads make you rush to apply? And what are the red flags? We're on a mission to educate job-posters - and whether you're a freelancer or looking for a full-time job, we'd love your input in our quick survey below. Thank-you!
1.As a job-seeker, what kind of jobs or gigs do you look for?
2.What's the single most important thing to you in an ad for a job or freelance gig?
3.Why is flexibility so important to you?
4.A job ad is perfect for your skills, but insists you must be on-site. What do you do?
5.How important is transparency on rates / salary in a job or gig ad?
6.Is it important to you to get a reply to your application?
7.You spot a job or gig ad that sounds like your bag, but they're being vague about rates / salary. How likely are you to apply anyway?
8.Would you do an unpaid test if that was part of the criteria applying for a job or gig?
9.Would you do a test to get a freelance job or gig if it was a paid test?
10.What are the three biggest red flags to you in a job or gig ad? 
11.What would make you stop reading a job ad and keep scrolling?
12.What annoys you most after applying for a job or gig?
13.What kinds of benefits would you want to see in a job ad for a perm job?
14.Is there anything else you'd like job-posters to know about writing a decent ad for a job or freelance gig?
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