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Show HN: Company hiring trends and insights from job postings

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Show HN: Company hiring trends and insights from job postings

#1
I been building a view into companies based on their job postings. I am hoping it is useful to get a quick snapshot on the company say for interview prep etc. Please be advised that it is still a WIP in terms of data quality. Example urls: https://jobswithgpt.com/company-profiles/openai/ https://jobswithgpt.com/company-profiles/advanced-micro-devi...

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#5
Broad trends would be nice to see. Avg length of time applications are public and positions open over time (I'd love to see indicators of supply/demand).

Right now layoffs seem common but there's also a lot of hiring in the AI space and there's problematic changes to VISAs etc that affect the jobs market in various ways. Really curious if there's a way to show long term trends in this.

Re: Show HN: Company hiring trends and insights from job postings

#6

Broad trends would be nice to see. Avg length of time applications are public and positions open over time (I'd love to see indicators of supply/demand). Right now layoffs seem common but there's also a lot of hiring in the AI space and there's problematic changes to VISAs etc that affect the jobs market in various ways. Really curious if there's a way to show long term trends in this.

I have been thinking about it - the data I have today is pretty fluid but a fixed representative subset could shed light.

Re: Show HN: Company hiring trends and insights from job postings

#7

Broad trends would be nice to see. Avg length of time applications are public and positions open over time (I'd love to see indicators of supply/demand). Right now layoffs seem common but there's also a lot of hiring in the AI space and there's problematic changes to VISAs etc that affect the jobs market in various ways. Really curious if there's a way to show long term trends in this.

I suppose you could do this by tracking when an application form goes live and when it goes 404