It’s back! Median Posting Duration is now available in all posting reports. It was temporarily removed due to backend changes.
Analyst Changelog
Easy access to the timeframe filter
Now you can see quickly select your desired timeframe at the report page setup and at the top of the left side bar within several of our reports.
Addition of Skill Categories and Subcategories to Analyst!
We have added skill categories and subcategories to Analyst.
Now instead of having to search through individual skills you can just pick a broad category like “Science and Research” and search all skills associated or use a subcategory and get more detailed and search all skills associated with “Data Analysis.”
Skill categories and subcategories are available in the initial menu of our job postings reports and can be visualized in our Report Builder. We will be adding the ability to browse and search the skill categories and subcategories as well as improvements to how they are visualized and displayed in our reports.
Improvement to our Remote Job Posting Filter
We have improved our Remote Job Posting Filter!
In addition to Remote or Non-Remote you can now filter by Hybrid and Unknown.
These improvements will help you gain a better understanding of how remote work is changing and impacting your markets.
New Company Groups
Now you can create groups of company names to search for across different reports.
Emsi Burning Glass is now Lightcast
New name. Same data. We’re illuminating the future of work as we help our clients unlock new possibilities in the labor market. Find out more here!
Program Filtering and Visualization Additions
- Addition of Institution filter in the Program Overview and Program Table
- Use this to compare/contrast against one or several institutions
- Useful to understand all institution offerings in a certain drive or geographic radius
- Addition of ‘spark’ chart showing 5 year completions trends in Completions by Institution Table
- Addition of Market Share Visualizations
- Use these to understand the breakdown of different CIP levels and institution type market share
Addition of “Software” Skills
We have added “software” as a new category of skill in our Skill Taxonomy. This will allow you to quickly and easily see what are the most requested software skills associated with a search to help you understand what is in demand or where there are potential skill gaps.
New Global Occupation Taxonomy (GOT)
The Global Occupation Taxonomy (GOT) is a proprietary taxonomy composed of 4 different levels (Career Area, Occupation Group, Occupation, Specialized Occupation). This taxonomy has a 1-1 relationship between levels, allows users to start broadly and then get to a level far more granular than O*NET and SOC, and is also updated at least annually. The frequency with which this taxonomy is updated makes it especially useful for identifying emerging roles and occupations.