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Recruiting tools for the hiring market: job-board aggregation, employer signals and salary datasets, read-only by design - nothing ever applies on your behalf. 0 bots in this category.
Recruiting listings work the hiring market: job-board aggregation into one de-duplicated file, employer-signal collection, salary-range datasets and niche-role tracking. Everything here is read-only by design - no tool applies to a job, messages a candidate or stores a CV, and postings are treated as the public commercial information they are.
Expect posting rows with title, employer, location, salary range where published, posted date and the application URL, de-duplicated on the canonical link so cross-posted roles collapse to one row. Fields a board does not publish stay empty rather than estimated.
Every listing ships the same four launchers - a Windows .exe and .sh scripts for macOS Apple Silicon, macOS Intel, and Linux - delivered as a single raw file with no archive or extraction step. Restore the executable bit on the shell-script platforms, and clear the macOS Gatekeeper quarantine attribute before the first run. A daily scheduled run appends to a dated CSV, which turns a hiring-market question into a time series you can pivot on.
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Recruiting bots: frequently asked questions
- Can a bot apply to jobs on my behalf?
- No, deliberately: automated applying at scale is spam with your name on it and boards ban for it aggressively. These tools read and structure postings; the applying stays human.
- How do I track who is hiring in my niche?
- Run a board-aggregation tool daily against your saved search URLs and diff the dated files: new rows are new postings, vanished rows are filled or pulled roles.
- Is collecting job postings allowed?
- Postings are public commercial information, but each board's terms and robots.txt govern automated access. Review them first and keep volume proportionate to manual reading.
- Does the output include salary data?
- Where the board publishes it, yes - parsed into numeric min and max columns. A posting without a published salary leaves both empty rather than guessing.