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Understanding your real odds before you apply.
A decade ago, sending your CV was a skills conversation. Your experience met an employer's need, and responses reflected that. Response rates in English-speaking markets averaged 40-60% and most applications received at least an acknowledgement within days. That market no longer exists.

Today the average corporate role receives 229 applications. Automated screening systems filter most before a human ever reads them. 44% of active job listings are not connected to a genuine open role. And 78% of applications across all sectors receive no response. Not because of the applicant's skills or experience, but because of variables on the other side of the screen that have nothing to do with merit.

Job Seeker Oracle was built to make those variables visible. Enter the details of any listing and receive an instant, data-driven assessment of its structural response probability, so you can decide where your time is genuinely worth investing.
Sources: LinkedIn Economic Graph 2024 · Harvard Business Review 2023 · Indeed Hiring Lab 2023 · Greenhouse Benchmark Data 2023–2024 · SEEK Australia Candidate Experience Report 2023. Research sources include Harvard Business Review, the Journal of Applied Psychology, SHRM, the FBI IC3, the Better Business Bureau, the ILO and the Australian HR Institute, among others.
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About Conjobture

Conjobture is a free decision-support tool that analyses job listing characteristics against peer-reviewed labour market research to generate a statistical employer response probability assessment.

This tool does not assess individual employers or declare any listing fraudulent. All assessments are based solely on structural patterns in the information provided by the user.