The specificity for UserTesting screeners has gotten way out of hand

I've been off the platform for a while so I'm going through about 5 pages of screeners right now. Three pages down and not a single hit. The last screener required someone to be a "Thai national living in the United States working as a professional electrician." Are you kidding me?

Maybe focus more on getting testers that can demonstrate the ability to 'put themselves in the shoes' of people from different walks of life instead of searching for a needle in a haystack. Rant over

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