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These are some great points. I appreciate you taking the time to write them down. I'll see which of them I can implement. a) Comparison with previous years wil
by marckohlbrugge 8y ago
These are some great points. I appreciate you taking the time to write them down. I'll see which of them I can implement.
a) Comparison with previous years will be totally doable. As a quick hack you can simply compare with https://startup.jobs/trends/2017 https://startup.jobs/trends/2017 – but I understand ideally you want the graphs to show the comparison.
b) Jobs by Startup. This is indeed something I'm planning to add to the Startup pages like http://startup.jobs/@carvana http://startup.jobs/@carvana
c) I agree salary information would be super interesting. Unfortunately very little of that is public information so I simply don't have it.
d) Data goes back to mid 2016 so we don't have a ton of historical data. But for next year I could look into historical line graphs for top 10 companies.
e) I like the idea of cross referencing sector/skill and remote work. I do have the data to compare e.g. engineering jobs versus communication/PR jobs in terms of remote job openings.
Thanks again!
- wmab 8y agoThanks for this, yes I think these could be good ideas. Just quickly on d) I meant it would be visually useful to see a table showing the data for the top 5 or 10 countries too, or else you have to hover over each country to see, and then you could show vs 2017 to see if there has been a large increase in a given country for example. Understandable about salary data, a shame though! Thanks a lot!