Comparing saved jobs
Put two or three saved jobs side by side on pay, contract, hours, location and source.
Needs a free account
Pick two or three saved jobs that are in your current results and compare them side by side: title, company, location, salary, the period that salary is quoted in, contract, hours, remote, source, date posted and the apply link.
- Empty cells show a dash rather than a guess, so a gap reads as a gap.
- Two or three, not more. A fourth column stops being readable on a laptop, which defeats the point of putting them next to each other.
Employment type is deliberately absent from the comparison, because that field arrives empty from every board. Contract and hours are the two axes that carry real data.
Where it stops: It compares what the postings said, so a comparison is only as complete as the listings behind it. Outside the US that usually means the salary row is empty on both sides. See why so many listings show no pay.
Related
- Tracking applicationsA board for everything you have applied to, with notes, dates and a drag-and-drop column per stage.
- Why so many listings show no payBecause the employer did not state any. We show pay as it was quoted and drop anything we cannot vouch for, rather than guessing.
- Reading a listingThe full description, the skills we pulled out of it, where it came from, and a direct link to the employer's own posting.
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