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Shows hidden job metrics on LinkedIn job postings LinkedIn Job Metrics - See What Others Can't Are you tired of applying to jobs that turn out to be stale listings or repeatedly reposted positions? This extension reveals crucial metrics that LinkedIn typically keeps hidden: ✨ Key Features: • Shows when a job was ACTUALLY first posted (not just the repost date) • Displays total view count for each job posting • Shows the number of applications received • Works on job search results, recommended jobs, and individual job pages • Clean, unobtrusive interface that matches LinkedIn's design • Toggle metrics on/off with a single click 🎯 Why You Need This: • Avoid wasting time on stale job postings • Identify frequently reposted positions that might be "ghost" jobs • Gauge competition by seeing how many people have viewed and applied • Make more informed decisions about which jobs to pursue • Save time by focusing on fresh, actively hiring positions 🛡️ Privacy & Security: • Works directly with LinkedIn's own API • No data collection or tracking • No authentication required • Lightweight and performant 💡 Pro Tip: Use the original posting date to identify jobs that have been reposted multiple times. A job that's been open for months might indicate a non-active position or highly selective hiring process. Perfect for job seekers who want to make data-driven decisions in their job search and avoid spending time on stale listings. Install now and take control of your job search with real metrics that matter!
Jul 7, 2025
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