How to scrape Working Nomads

According to recent studies, remote jobs make up more than 15% of the total opportunities in the United States.

The demand for remote jobs is increasing not only in the United States but worldwide. 

What’s more, Covid19 pandemic and the current economic situation accompanied by thousands of layoffs have made remote positions even more attractive.

The good news is that there is a bunch of platforms offering remote job opportunities for any profession.

Working Nomads is a global remote job board that allows employers to find thousands of qualified professionals and freelancers to find the most suitable positions.

Whether you are an employer or a freelancer, you need to scour the website for hours or even days to find what you search for.

But why spend your precious time on never-ending copy-pasting when you can have all the necessary information in a spreadsheet with a click?

Hexomatic offers ready-made scraping recipe templates that can help you scrape job announcements from Working Nomads instantly and export the data to your CSV file or Google Sheets.

In this tutorial we will show you: 

#1 How to scrape all remote jobs from Working Nomads

#2 How to scrape different category job postings from Working Nomads

#3 How to scrape single job announcements from Working Nomads

Here we go. 

#1 How to scrape all remote jobs from Working Nomads

Let’s start by scraping all the remote jobs from Working Nomads in a click with our ready-made recipe. 

Step 1: Go to the Public Recipe Library

From your dashboard, select Recipe Library to access the public scraping recipes. 

Step 2: Use the “Workingnomads Remote Job Listing” recipe in a workflow

From the Recipe Library, choose the “Workingnomads Remote Job Listing” recipe and select the “Use in a workflow” option.

Step 3: Run the workflow

Now, you can run your workflow by clicking “Run now”.

Step 4: View and save the results

Once the workflow has finished running, you can view the results and export them to CSV or Google Sheets. In this case, we will get all the remote job positions with their URLs in a spreadsheet. 

#2 How to scrape job postings listings from Working Nomads

So, you may not need to scrape all the existing job announcements from the website but just a certain category. Hexomatic can help you figure out this specific case, too. 

Below, we will uncover 1-click scraping hack to scrape any job posting categories from Working Nomads.

Step 1: Go to the Public Recipe Library

From your dashboard, select Recipe Library to access the public scraping recipes. 

Step 2: Capture the desired category page URL(s)

Go to https://www.workingnomads.com/ and capture the desired page URL(s).

For example,

Step 3: Select the “Workingnomads Remote Job Listing” recipe via data input

From the Recipe library, select the “Workingnomads Remote Job Listing” recipe and choose the “Use with data input” option. 

Step 4: Add the captured URL(s)

Next, add the previously captured URL(s). You can add a single URL or bulk URLs.

Step 5: Add the “Workingnomads Remote Job Listing” recipe to workflow

Add the “Workingnomads Remote Job Listing” recipe to your workflow, selecting data input as the source. 

Step 6: Run the workflow

You can run the workflow by clicking “Run now”.

Step 7: View and Save the results

Once the workflow has finished running, you can view the results and export them to CSV or Google Sheets. Here, we will get our selected category jobs with their URLs in a spreadsheet. 

#3 How to scrape single job announcements from Working Nomads

Finally, let’s see how to scrape any single job announcement in detail using our ready-made recipe template. 

Step 1: Go to the Public Recipe Library

From your dashboard, select Recipe Library to access the public scraping recipes. 

Step 2: Capture the desired single job posting URL(s)

Go to https://www.workingnomads.com/ and capture the desired job posting  URL(s).

For example,

Step 3: Select the “Workingnomads job posting” recipe via data input

From the Recipe Library, select the “Workingnomads job posting” recipe and choose the “Use with data input” option.

Step 4: Add the captured URL(s)

Once the workflow is created, add the previously captured page URL(s). You can add a single URL or bulk URLs.

Step 5: Add the “Workingnomads job posting” recipe to workflow

Next, add the “Workingnomads job posting” recipe to your workflow, selecting data input as the source.

Then, click Continue.

Step 6: Run the workflow

You can run the workflow by clicking “Run now”.

Step 7: View and Save the results

Once the workflow has finished running, you can view the results and export them to CSV or Google Sheets. Here, we have got a detailed single job posting with the post date, job requirements, specifications, posting URL, etc. 

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