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I also just fixed the first graph. It still has 2 axes, but the order of magnitude is more realistic.

• d23 4y ago
  Why not just use the same axis? It's still incredibly misleading.
  • leeny 4y ago
    It's on its own axis because the blue line represents the number of open tech jobs across all disciplines, whereas the red line is engineers only.
    • Arainach 4y ago
      The red axis is quite confusing, as "total engineers looking for jobs" is a much more useful point of comparison rather than "new engineers" starting from 0 at an arbitrary date. That is, it's more important to know whether we went from 100K to 110K (and how 110K job-seekers compares to the number of job openings) than from "0" to "10". Side note: how can the "Q4 so far" graph only go up to ~1-2000? More people than that were laid off from Twitter alone.