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First, the job board can only tracking "listings", not jobs or hiring. - Perhaps job boards are slowly dying as a way to fill jobs - Perhaps you're not tracki
by unreal37 10y ago
First, the job board can only tracking "listings", not jobs or hiring.
- Perhaps job boards are slowly dying as a way to fill jobs
- Perhaps you're not tracking the job boards that are growing the fastest and only the same "nearest" competitors
- Perhaps job listings used to exist for jobs that weren't ever hired for, and now listings are more accurate
- Perhaps listings used to live for a long time, and now they are filled faster reducing the backlog
- Perhaps tech jobs are shifting away from smaller companies that would use a job board and back towards bigger companies that use other methods to hire
Lots of other conclusions.
- RickS 10y ago> - Perhaps job boards are slowly dying as a way to fill jobs There certainly seems to be a new class of job site. Hired, underdog, and greenhouse are what everyone seems to use these days. With the exception of angellist, nobody I know hires using boards (though that's a small number of data points, since most of the people I know are front-line types that aren't in charge of hiring)