ZipRecruiter (Bulk Cities)
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ZipRecruiter (Bulk Cities)
Deprecated
Get Salaries, Locations and Job Titles from ZipRecruiter. It's fast and costs little.
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Data does not seem correct or accurate
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I just tried this actor and it looks like there is not any trial so I've been charged, but I ran test and I'm seeing the data looks the same across 4 different cities
See the run below where I picked 4 different locations. The hourly pay shows the same amount for each city.
Your run does show different hourly rates. Can you clarify what you mean?
They are also consistent with ZipRecruiter's website (attachment).
From your results:
New York { "yearly": "$36,008", "monthly": "$3,000", "weekly": "$692", "hourly": "$17" }
Los Angeles { "yearly": "$32,855", "monthly": "$2,738", "weekly": "$632", "hourly": "$16" }
mr415
Yes, you are correct. I think what I'm missing is if there is any range such as minimum or maximum. Is the results you shared an average?
Data from ZipRecruiter is returned as-is so you'd have to check how it works on their side.
The response is basically the attached table. We did update the Information tab to clarify the expected output however.
You do have the percentiles in the response (25th and 90th percentiles give you a pretty good idea of min/max):
[Input]
{ "query": string, // Job title "country": string, "process": string, "city": array, }
[Output]
{ "avg_earners": object, // Location salary "city": string, // Location "nationwide": object, // Nationwide salary (side information) "p25_earners": object, // 25th percentile "p75_earners": object, // 75th percentile "p90_earners": object, // 90th percentile }
If you see information on their website that is missing, provide us with a screenshot and we may add it to the backlog at some point!
