Used Claude 3.5 Sonnet for testing and analysis of Dallas job market. Study conducted on 500 current job openings. See training data from link below.
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Visualization:
1. Job Categories: The x-axis shows different job categories such as IT & Technology, Healthcare, Finance & Banking, etc.
2. Number of Jobs: The purple bars represent the total number of jobs in each category. The height of these bars indicates the relative number of job openings.
3. Seniority Levels: Each purple bar is divided into three stacked sections representing entry-level (green), mid-level (yellow), and senior-level (orange) positions. This allows you to see the distribution of seniority within each job category.
4. Pay Range: The dark blue bars represent the average pay for each job category. The values are shown on the right y-axis in dollars.
5. Interactive Features: The chart is interactive, allowing users to hover over bars to see exact values and toggle different data series on and off using the legend.
Key observations from this visualization:
A. IT & Technology has the highest number of job openings, followed closely by Healthcare and Finance & Banking.
B. Engineering jobs have the highest average pay, followed by IT & Technology and Finance & Banking.
C. Retail and Customer Service have more entry-level positions compared to senior-level roles.
D. There's a correlation between the average pay and the proportion of senior-level positions in each category.
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