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Extracting Only Remote Job Listings: A Quick Guide
Hey, How can we only extract the jobs that are only remotely available?
Hey, How can we only extract the jobs that are only remotely available?
To find remote jobs, you can use the "Only jobs tied to a location?" filter and set it to false. This will return jobs that are not tied to a specific geographical area, which typically indicates remote positions. You can also use the location filters to search for jobs by specifying keywords like "remote" in the location field.
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I want to find remote jobs according to the specified location, just like linkedin . How we can do that?
You can search for remote jobs in specific locations using a combination of filters: 1. Use the "Only jobs tied to a location?" filter and set it to true to search within specific geographical areas. 2. In the "Locations" field, enter one or more comma-separated locations (cities or countries) where you want to search. For example: 'Berlin', 'United States'. 3. You can also exclude certain locations using the "Exclude Locations" field if you want to filter out specific areas. This approach will help you find remote positions that are tied to your preferred locations, similar to LinkedIn's location-based remote job search.
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Hi there,
To find remote jobs according to a specified location, you have two options:
You can use "Remote" as a location value in your initial search parameters.
If you need jobs that show a specific location but are still remote (like LinkedIn shows), you'll need to: 1. First add the job results to your table 2. Then enrich those jobs using Claygent 3. Have Claygent analyze each job listing to identify if it's remote or not Unfortunately, there's no way to filter for remote-only positions during the initial search - this verification needs to happen after you've imported the job results.
Let me know if you need help setting up the Claygent enrichment!
Hey there, thanks for reaching out! 😊 It depends on the model, but if we use the more affordable Anthropic models with your API key (which perform really well), I’ve seen rows categorized for as little as $0.0001 per row. You can try it out with a few rows and check the cost by clicking within the processed cell. Let me know if you need more details!
But credits will be spent in fetching all the job results including on-site job also, right?
Hi Daniel, If you have the job description or any other identifier in your column, then yes, AI usage will incur a cost if it processes on-site jobs. Alternatively, you can use an AI formula column to check if the string “remote” is included—that’s free. Let me know if there’s anything else I can assist with! 😊 Wishing you a great Wednesday!
