Hiring Signals

Introducing Hiring Signals

The most important thing about a job listing isn't the job description. It's whether the company is actually going to fill it.

The most important thing about a job listing isn’t the job description. It’s whether the company is actually going to fill it.

I’ve been building Role Radar — a tool that scrapes 2,400+ company career pages and scores every job against your resume. Today we shipped a feature I’ve been wanting to unveil for months: Hiring Signals.

When the data on a company is strong enough to mean something, the job carries a signal on your dashboard.

The six signals

Important note: not every job gets a tag. We only surface a signal when the underlying data is meaningful. No noise, no fake confidence.

1. It kills the “ghost job” problem.

Everyone’s heard the stat — some huge percentage of job listings aren’t real. With Hiring Signals, you can see which companies are actually growing vs. which ones posted a role and forgot about it.

2. It tells you where your application has leverage.

A company in a surge that just posted a role for the first time? Your resume is going to get read. A decelerating company reposting the same req for the third time? Your application is going into a black hole.

3. It’s data you literally can’t get anywhere else as a job seeker.

Recruiters have this information. Hiring managers have this information. LinkedIn Recruiter has this information. Individual job seekers? Until now, they were guessing.

Paired with scoring and scouting reports

We pair Hiring Signals with our scoring engine — every job scored 0-10 against your resume — and scouting reports, a plain-language breakdown of why each job scored the way it did.

The combination: you know which jobs fit your background AND, when the data supports it, which companies are actually ready to hire.

Invite-only beta

Role Radar is in invite-only beta right now. Free to use.

See your own signals.

Role Radar scores every job against your resume — before you apply. 3,170 companies, every 6 hours.

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