Company Database Exploding with Comp Data & Interview Insights...Plus, New Cool Feature

I just wanted to take this time to give the community an update. The Company Database has exploded in growth the last few months with over 3,300 companies and 5,000 entries and we are SUPER excited about getting you guys some awesome reports in 2013.

But first, I wanted to point you to a cool new feature that will save you a boatload of time when researching companies. Now, when you go to the main Company Database page, you can filter by companies that already have Compensation Data, Interview Insight Data and/or Company Reviews. Give it a try here: //www.wallstreetoasis.com/wso-company-database

So assuming you've already contributed the the Company Database, you can easily hop from company to company reading interview insights and compensation data. Hope this helps you in your research!

A BIG THANK YOU to all that have contributed and stay tuned...we'll be announcing our first report to be released in January 2013 soon!

-Patrick

12 Comments
 

Patrick, can you add a "sort" function to the database? Right now I think it's sorted based on date added. It'd be great if I can sort the stuff alphabetically or by year.

 
sk8247365CD is okay for the recent additions feature, but I have yet to be able to go to a company using the a-z bar or using the search function. Entering any range of data into the search box and hitting search just brings you to the main page. Same for a-z function.

...the A-Z buttons work/ sort for me. can you tell me what browser you are in? you're syaing no matter what you type in search, when you click the search button it isn't filtering?

Thanks

 

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