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Here is a chord graph we did at NetIn that visualizes this: https://netin.co/#filters https://netin.co/#filters
by soheil 10y ago
Here is a chord graph we did at NetIn that visualizes this: https://netin.co/#filters https://netin.co/#filters
- eitally 10y agoWhich colors represent employees coming in vs leaving? (for example, are the green chords connecting to Google showing where they're hiring from, or where their employees go?)
- rajacombinator 10y agoNeat looking graph but there's no explanation of what it represents. (I can guess but the data does match the most obvious option.) Also clearly has little to do with the OP.
- soheil 10y agoColor of band matching color of company indicates direction of flow of candidates
- mcintyre1994 10y agoDoes this say Amazon grew by just over 17%, close to 1/2 of that growth came from previously Microsoft employees, and about 3% of Amazon's workforce moved to Google? I'm obviously not your target audience but to be honest I'm not sure how to read your graph. It seems like a prime candidate for some interactivity too, if I hover a chord between two employers you should highlight those employers. Also is this only tech sector employees? I find it hard to believe anywhere near 1/2 of Amazon's employee growth is in that sector, I'd expect warehouses etc. are growing much faster?