Built In Company Profiles, Jobs by Category, Perks and Offices
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Built In Company Profiles, Jobs by Category, Perks and Offices
One company from builtin.com: headquarters, employees, year founded, website, open jobs per category, workplace policy and time on site, every perk under its heading, and every office with the HQ marked. By slug, profile URL or name.
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Gregory Bolshakov
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One company from builtin.com per row: headquarters, employee count, year founded, website, industries, description, open jobs per category, workplace policy and typical time on site, every perk under its heading, and every office with the headquarters marked. Give it slugs, profile URLs or names. No key and no login.
What the profile hides
The open-jobs list on a profile caps each category at 99 and prints "99+". A company
with 2,765 open adverts shows Engineering 99+ and AI & Machine Learning 99+, and a reader
adding the list up gets a number that is wrong by thousands. Every entry in
jobsByCategory carries countIsAtLeast, true on exactly those capped rows, and
openJobCount is the number from the profile's own Jobs tab, which is not capped.
A fully remote company has no headquarters and the profile prints a bare United States
where another shows HQ Boise. hq carries what the profile shows and hqIsHeadquarters
says whether the board labelled it as one.
Names
A name goes through the board's own company search. An exact title wins. Otherwise the
first hit is taken and matchedBy says "first of N hits" with the other titles in
otherSearchHits, so a loose match is visible for what it is. Wells Fargo resolves to
Wells Fargo, with Wells Fargo Advisors listed as the other hit.
What it costs
One request for the overview and one each for the benefits and offices pages, both of which can be switched off. Every row says which pages were read.
Billing
Two events: a start fee charged only once a row is returned, and a per-row fee charged after each row is written. A slug the board does not know, or a name its search cannot find, costs nothing.
