Salary data

[Kristoof]

Hi, let me tell you this is great code and works very well. I'm trying to scrape Glassdoor job offers for Australia and had to implement only one minor change in encoding:

I want to add one more variable with salary range info. I modified code successfully, but it gives me NA results (I performed test with the same class as Location and worked, so something's wrong with span class name). Those are screens of which part I'm struggling to read

Would you be able to advice me why it doesn't work this way?

PS. forgive me if this is wrong place or wrong way of creating such a request. I'm python beginner and just created github account to be able to comment this thread.

[kelvinxuande]

Hey @Kristoof , welcome to Github!

I just took a quick look at the website again - I think you're close and the idea is there! :)
However for this, do work on the individual job listing instead. Here is an example - https://www.glassdoor.com/job-listing/software-engineer-pomeroy-technologies-JV_KO0,17_KE18,38.htm?jl=1008081354548&pos=101&ao=1136043&s=58&guid=00000182b8e0f7b1aeaf7bd3dce78a50&src=GD_JOB_AD&t=SR&vt=w&ea=1&cs=1_c636b90c&cb=1660959128271&jobListingId=1008081354548&jrtk=3-0-1gase1u0ik6fa801-1gase1u1320b6000-12febb7bac835213-&ctt=1660959285331.

I think once you compare the information that is being scrapped from such a listing page together with the code, you're smart enough to get the info you're looking for :) Do me a favour and implement the code to get other information you find interesting/ important as well. Do get back to me if you face problems, shall leave this as an exercise for you to get better in your python skills!

Also, consider making a fork, working on the code and making a pull request once you're done :) I'll review it and you would officially become a Github contributor!

Thanks and best regards,
Kelvin Tan

[SantiagoCuello97]

Did you guys solve this? I got to the same point but I'm getting NA on salaries too.