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Ask HN: How to Build a Job Database?
I need 14 questions answered by entry level engineers. I am also looking for entry-level people in finance and people with "dream jobs"
How can I find people to answer the questions?
Note:
I cannot work through my university because of my university's relationship with companies, publicizing student information, etc.
- dmils4 15y agoYou could try http://www.gopollgo.com http://www.gopollgo.com You haven't been too specific about what you're trying to do, so there's not much else anyone can do to help without more information. What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
- mohene1 15y agoOkay, I want to use entry-level employee information (had internship, graduate degree) about certain professions to graphically display hiring trends. Sort of like a Linkedin but without detailed questioning. The job trends will be shown through images which are generated from questions to represent a worker's attributes. If it helps: http://www.resumeicons.com http://www.resumeicons.com yes,no?
- dmils4 15y agoOh - I saw this posted the other day. Prefacing my answer - I don't understand the goal of your site, so I'm not sure how much I can help. I'd recommend that if you want people filling out your survey on your website, you'll need a much better interface. The site just doesn't look too professional or trustworthy. Sites like surveymonkey and wufoo can get you some nicer looking forms. There's enough on linkedin to give you most of the information you'd need to graphically show hiring trends - many profiles are public, you'd get more than enough info to see what people are doing (profiles typically have college, grad year, and positions they've held).
- mohene1 15y agodmils4, Thanks for the website design advice and the links. >There's enough on linkedin to give you most of the information you'd need to graphically show hiring trends - I will look at Linkedin again. I will still need to fill in some missing information somehow. Okay...