For examples obviously if a location only has around 1 job every 7 days. That's pretty bad.
Can misc help throw some ideas?
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12-23-2020, 12:10 PM #1Registered User
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What would you consider a healthy job market if just looking at job postings?
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12-23-2020, 12:12 PM #2It's over for you
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You can’t look at job postings only.
Almost all jobs are already filled before posting. There are various reasons why jobs are posted and looking for applications is not one of them.
Talking only high paying jobs.
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12-23-2020, 12:20 PM #3Registered User
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The best market is when employers/recruiters are contacting you unsolicited. You can get multiple offers and choose the best option.
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12-23-2020, 12:34 PM #4Registered User
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Very true, that's why I'm trying to get a better idea or method.Originally Posted by aleeboy
Unfortunately, I am using Job postings as a way to figure out whether jobs existed within the past 7 days. It seems low end OK, but I'm 100% sure there are better ways.
Just not sure what exactly.
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12-23-2020, 12:37 PM #5Registered User
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The recruiters I get all offer chit jobs. Not sure if that's because I'm in San Diego?Originally Posted by turdburglar9021
All I get are Robert-Half, Randstad, and other random ones emailing me for way less than I make now, but require more experience.
Lol I get contacted for bookkeeping at $15 an hour requiring 3 years exp in all this irrelevant crap.
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12-23-2020, 12:51 PM #7Registered User
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Sounds like we're in the same boat.Originally Posted by DesiredUserphag
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12-23-2020, 01:54 PM #8Registered User
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hmmm interesting
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12-23-2020, 01:56 PM #9Registered User
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What are "job postings"?
Is that for positions that no one wants?
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12-23-2020, 01:59 PM #10Registered User
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Do you not have good experience? I'm a CPA working at the Big 4 and am constantly shown positions that are at worst a lateral move comp-wise with better WLB (I'm looking in SoCal too - PS: SoCal pay is **** compared to other large, finance markets). I'm in the final stages now with a consulting firm that would end up being a minimum 50% raise, plus additional, discretionary bonus. The jobs are out there, you just gotta demonstrate your worth because it's 10x harder in this market.Originally Posted by AccountingMajor
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12-23-2020, 02:19 PM #11Registered User
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Nah those are robert half job postingsOriginally Posted by Anachron
What are "job postings"?
Is that for positions that no one wants?
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