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Posted 3d agochecked 2d ago
Updated 16 Oct 2026
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Not enough data yet for any score. They fill in as people apply and track their applications.
Reply rate & speed
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Shown once there are 10+ settled applications from 3+ people.
No-ghosting pledge
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Shown once there are an active no-ghosting pledge.
Job freshness
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Shown once there are 10+ open listings.
Hiring trend
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Shown once there are 10+ jobs over 90 days, followed for 90+ days.
Pay transparency
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Shown once there are 10+ open listings.
Pay vs similar employers
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Shown once there are 5+ salaried ads with comparable jobs at 3+ other employers.
Interview process
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Shown once there are 10+ tracked applications from 3+ people, or 3+ applicant reviews.
Yes. JobRipe lists 1 open job at Consultative Search Group, mostly in legal & compliance.
Consultative Search Group's open jobs on JobRipe are in United States (1).
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