Dec. 14, 2023, 3:22 p.m. | /u/bennymac111

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I've been seeing frequent posts on r/datascience about how many applicants a job posting can get (hundreds to low thousands), often with days or a week after the posting goes live. And I'm also seeing the same rough # of applicants on linkedin job postings themselves. I understand that many applicants may be unqualified / ineligible to work in that country etc and are just blasting CV's everywhere, but even after weeding out a large proportion of those individuals, there …

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