oDesk Community - Job Post Statistics - Comments

It will be interested to see

andreyi — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 01:43:34 -0800

It will be interested to see fact job size. Or fact to plan ratio at least.

Job Posts by buyer skill demand, and active oDesk Job Skills

gbaltazar — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 21:29:17 -0800

I really appreciate the oConomy, it is a good way to study such statistics and graphs and I am hoping that there would be more insightful graphs and charts that would be very much helpful to both buyers and providers.

Please consider adding charts or graphs indicating buyer skill demand (per category) and also active oDesk provider skills (per category). I think these trends provides an insightful way to see which skills are very much in demand in oDesk workplace.

And with each category, it is even more useful to be able to drill down on the data. For example, if there is a buyer demand for PHP programming, then another graph or chart which breaks down the details of these PHP skills.

Another thing, active charge rates are very important too. I am hoping I could also see active charge rates per category. This is important to put up a good bidding and charge rate for both buyers and providers.

Nonetheless, the oConomy is a good start for this marketplace. Well done and I do hope you will consider my suggestions.

by categories

alexanderp — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 14:54:24 -0800

It could be interesting to have graphics with at least web and desktop jobs abd earnings amounts.

And categorized by languages, and maybe by frameworks.

Job Post Statistics

jbreinlinger — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 14:21:37 -0800

Shows all jobs posted on oDesk by month separated by type of job post, Hourly or Fixed Price.

Shows average hourly job size for all job posts on oDesk by month. Estimated hours of the job post are calculated by multiplying the buyer's estimated duration in weeks times the estimated workload in hours per week.

Shows the average initial budget amount (posted by buyers) of all Fixed Price job posts by month.