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This is a great point. One can think of a job posting as a bid on the market. Not every bid results in trade. Similarly, not every job posting is a job, like yo
by havetocharge 9y ago
This is a great point. One can think of a job posting as a bid on the market. Not every bid results in trade. Similarly, not every job posting is a job, like your example demonstrated.
- Bartweiss 9y agoBut I don't think that's how job openings are calculated - they're mostly derived by asking employers, not just counting up postings.
- WalterSear 9y agoHow many market bid values are covered until you go through a vetting process so extended that you can realistically only look at a relatively tiny number bids before making a decision?
- humanrebar 9y agoSo what's the job-market-equivalent of a HFT or broker to reconcile the bids and asks?