$SNOW seems to be reducing new listings, with active postings now below Databricks. At the same time, there's no noticeable decline in Snowflake mentions across all listings, suggesting steady demand.
Kroger $KR slowing down their hiring a bit, but their "egrocery" push is evident.
Substantial buildout of the "transport and materials" staff relative to sales.
Mentions of Databricks in job descriptions are growing faster than $SNOW, nearing 2022 highs. Meanwhile, Snowflake mentions are still well below their 2022 peak. With earnings coming up this week, It'll be worth watching to see if this trend is reflected in their demand forecast.
Job listings at $LNVGY have steadily increased since the start of the year, aligning with the revenue beats they reported earlier this week. Peers $ASUUY $DELL $HPQ not seeing the same growth in listings.
Unaware that $DD was involved in semiconductor components. They seem to be focusing on this area, with job listings related to semiconductors growing significantly since the start of the year.
$SAP, unlike peers $CRM and $WDAY with disappointing guidance, we see listing growth. Drilling into those listings, many related to cloud via a description search.
$CMG and $SAP are great examples of how LinkUp data reveals company trends. Despite demand concerns in the restaurant industry, $CMG's job listings grew rapidly, indicating strong demand and a need for more employees to meet that demand.
In light of the $CRWD outage, here are the top 10 public companies with the most job listings mentioning CrowdStrike since 2022. Their reliance on CrowdStrike suggests they may be most affected by the outage.
$ACN $KD $MSI $MSFT $IBM $LDOS $TGNA $BK $NOKIA $DHR
Interesting to see the spread in job postings between $UBER and $LYFT since the start of the year. Uber is adding more roles, especially in sales and marketing, while Lyft has remained steady.
After a surge in job listings earlier this year, $DAL is now pulling back. Peers $LUV, $AAL, and $UAL show similar trends, with $UAL recently dropping significantly. international airlines like $RYAAY and $C6L.SI remain steadier.
$BAC and $C are increasing job listings faster than peers since the start of the year. $BAC shows a large increase in sales positions, adding wealth managers and relationship bankers. $JPM $PNC $USB $WFC
$NIKE's poor guidance contrasts with mixed job listing trends in consumer cyclical: $AMZN, $CMG, $MAR, $TJX are adding roles, while $LOW and $BKNG are pulling back. $HD, $MCD, and $SBUX are flat.
On the news of $AMZN starting a Temu-like service, their job listings are up almost 60% in China since the start of the year. Lots of seller consultant roles. $PDD
$MU is steadily adding a lot of new job listings. Compared to comps $AMD and $AVGO, Micron seems to be far more focused on hardware engineering rather than software.
$NCLH falling behind its peers in job listings growth since the start of the year. Active listings are more operations-focused, unlike the heavy management hiring seen at $RCL and $CCL
Pre-earnings, $FDS increasing roles compared to the start of the year. While still a fraction of 2022 listings, it's showing positive movement. Year over year about flat, but trending in the right direction.
$SMCI ramping up active job listings to the highest levels we've observed. More interesting, duration metrics are down, suggesting they are filling these roles at a faster pace than normal - possibly indicating a need to increase staffing due to rising demand.