Duty Station Jobs

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What the adverts ask for

Languages, skills, degrees and years of experience, as the adverts themselves state them.

Every figure separates what an advert requires, what it calls desirable, and what it only mentions in describing the work. The terms are found by code, which misses some wordings a reader would count, so each share is of adverts where the wording was found.

Filter Count a skill when it is

Languages

Which languages an advert asks for, read from its own language section.

Technical and digital

Tools and technical knowledge, from AI to office software.

Management

Running programmes, people, money and relationships.

Human skills

How a candidate works with others and with pressure.

Compare two groups

Any two organisations, staff categories, sectors or regions, every skill side by side. The filters above apply to both groups.

Mentioned far more than asked for

A term in the description of the work says the job touches the subject. The same term in a requirements section says the advert asks a candidate to bring it.

Qualifications and experience

The minimum degree and the minimum years of experience an advert states.

Over time

How these figures are made