Web Scraping

Update : 2018-05-06 I have found that the website structure of Indeed, Monster, Dice, Careerbuilder have been changed since I wrote these posts. So, some of my code may not work now. But, I think the concept and the process is still the same. The Github repository for this project : choux130/webscraping_example. From the previous posts, How Web Scraping eases my job searching pain? - Part I : Scrape contents from one URL and How Web Scraping eases my job searching pain?

Update : 2018-05-06 I have found that the website structure of Indeed, Monster, Dice, Careerbuilder have been changed since I wrote these posts. So, some of my code may not work now. But, I think the concept and the process is still the same. The Github repository for this project : choux130/webscraping_example. From the previous post, How Web Scraping eases my job searching pain? - Part I : Scrape contents from one URL, we know how to summarize all the job searching results from Careerbuilder into a .

Update : 2018-05-06 I have found that the website structure of Indeed, Monster, Dice, Careerbuilder have been changed since I wrote these posts. So, some of my code may not work now. But, I think the concept and the process is still the same. The Github repository for this project : choux130/webscraping_example. The process of finding jobs online can definitely be a torture. Every day is started by sitting in front of computer, browsing different kind of job searching websites and trying to track every job I have read and then categorizing them into interested or not interested.