Career applications (12 months)
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What this page is
This page turns a rigorous, evidence-bounded job-search tracker -- fit scores, funnel stages, interview signal, source provenance, twelve months of data -- into a public analytics view: application volume over time, fit-score distributions, conversion funnel, source-type conversion, and interview signal, with drill-down and cross-filtering.
The rigor of the analytics is the proof of capability; the subject matter -- how hard a real search has been -- is the vulnerability, not a sob story layered on top. Every number here traces back to a private tracker, parsed, validated, and allowlisted before it ever reaches this page.
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At a glance
Average fit score
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Median fit score
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Primary-lane opportunities
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Broader than "career applications" at left: also counts non-role entries (e.g. scholarships) that are Primary-lane but not a job application, so this number can be larger.
This month's applications
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Monthly 100-job thermometer
Charts
Interactive charts load when you scroll to this section.
Interview-stage data is sparse -- shown as recorded, never backfilled.
Every attended interview is plotted. A missing numeric score never means a missing interview -- it means the score wasn't recorded, and appears as a distinct "attended, no score" marker instead.
A proxy view: cumulative career applications and cumulative average fit stand in for effort; cumulative applications that reached at least a recruiter screen stand in for traction.
Detail
Select a chart segment above to see the underlying records here.
Data boundary
The browser never reads the raw tracker. It receives only the latest validated, allowlisted projection from the Job Ops state plane, with the equally sanitized build-time projection retained as a safe fallback. Recruiter and vendor names, compensation figures, and raw private notes are never included, by construction, rather than redacted after the fact.
Not yet tracked as separate fields: a distinct "human-attached" hand-submission signal, a capability/proof-growth series, and an explicit employment-outcome series.