View the latest job trends from the recruit.net job index(sm)
We’ve just launched our latest feature, recruit.net jobindex(sm), which allows the user to plot job trends based on keywords and locations. This job index is based on historical job data from thousands of online sources aggregated as part of our recruit.net job search engine service. They include jobs posted on corporate web sites, job boards, recruitment agencies, online classifieds and newspapers.
Users can plot job index trends within Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan and Singapore, as well as an international job index for comparing different countries.
As we index more sites within our job search engine, the job index will become a useful indicator of the underlying job trends driven by demand for talent in various industries and countries.
Try it out and let us know what you think!
我们刚刚推出了新的 recruit.net 招聘搜 工作指数。工作指数能让用户填入自己的关键词和地区，然后以指数图显示符合关键的工作动向。招聘搜的工作指数出自我们通过 招聘搜工作搜索引擎 所收绿的工作招聘。这些工作招聘来自各国的各大工作网站、招聘站、公司招聘和报社。
用户们可以选择查询从澳洲、中国、香港、印度、日本和新加坡的工作指数，或利用国际工作指数来比较不同国家的工作动向。
随着招聘搜的增长，招聘搜工作指数会成为显示亚太区各国家和各行各业工作动向的有利工具。
请试试这项服务，并把您的建议反映给我们。
Comparison of the percentage makeup of job sources for recruit.net. The graph shows an upsurge of Japan jobs late July, the clear peak before China’s National Day on Oct 1 and lull in the week long holiday that follows, and an upsurge of Japan and Australia jobs in late October.
各国占招聘搜工作量的比例。图显示了七月尾日本工作量上升，十月一日中国国庆假期的影响和十月尾日本和澳洲工作量的上升。
Comparison of accountant job postings for Singapore, Hong Kong, Mumbai and Shanghai
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