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'CareerLabs' is a Job Search Engine That Incorporates Unconventional Data

— October 23, 2015 — Lifestyle
'CareerLabs' is a job search engine that goes beyond the conventional data to tell potential hirees what they really need to know about a place of employment.

Most job search engines tell job seekers what qualifications they will need in order to gain and succeed a position. They might even include details like average salary at a company or employee perks. But what about important but not normally reported information, like employee satisfaction or work-life balance?

Because there's nothing worse than showing up at in interview only to realize you're not at all suited for the job, CareerLabs is a job search engine that tells applicants anything they might want to know about a company. Using all the data available, CareerLabs allows job seekers to find positions using unconventional filters such as company growth and even political leaning.

Trend Themes

  1. Data-driven Job Search — CareerLabs incorporates unconventional data in job search engine to provide applicants with comprehensive information about a company.
  2. Employee Satisfaction Metrics — CareerLabs emphasizes on employee satisfaction and work-life balance as important factors in job search.
  3. Unconventional Search Filters — CareerLabs introduces unconventional filters like company growth and political leaning for job seekers to find suitable positions.

Industry Implications

  1. Job Search Platforms — Job search platforms can adopt CareerLabs' approach to provide applicants with more comprehensive and relevant information about companies.
  2. HR and Talent Management — HR and talent management professionals can leverage employee satisfaction metrics and unconventional data to enhance recruitment and retention strategies.
  3. Data Analytics — Data analytics companies can explore opportunities in developing tools and algorithms to collect and analyze unconventional data points for job seekers.
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