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linkedin - Easy Apply parameter not working #182

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theomvirsingh opened this issue Aug 7, 2024 · 6 comments
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linkedin - Easy Apply parameter not working #182

theomvirsingh opened this issue Aug 7, 2024 · 6 comments

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@theomvirsingh
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theomvirsingh commented Aug 7, 2024

I run the code with easy_apply = True
But also got jobs which redirect to company's career page,
Is there any parameter we can send and only get easy_apply jobs in our csv?

Also description_format="html" doesn't giving description in html only a

come in csv file

@cullenwatson
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pass linkedin_fetch_description=True to get description.

I do see easy_apply not working for linkedin anymore so going to keep this open. they may have removed the feature while not logged in.

@cullenwatson cullenwatson changed the title Easy Apply parameter Not working linkedin - Easy Apply parameter not working Aug 7, 2024
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theomvirsingh commented Aug 8, 2024

Yeah Description things is working
and easy apply thing yet to considered

and should scraper should fetch 25 jobs per page but got 127 jobs in 16 pages while it should be around 400.
I think scrolling job page is not handled.

@cullenwatson
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cullenwatson commented Aug 8, 2024

linkedin is 10 per page and linkedin gives duplicates on multiple pages.

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs-guest/jobs/api/seeMoreJobPostings/search?keywords=engineer&pageNum=0&start=40

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Hey, @cullenwatson has anyone picked this up? I can take this on if you'd like.

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cullenwatson commented Aug 29, 2024

@haydenthai yes you can, not sure if it's possible tho?

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haydenthai commented Sep 9, 2024

I took a deeper look and looks like it’s not possible since setting the query param doesn’t work and you can’t actually tell if it’s an easy apply job unless you’ve authed in

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