# Writing — Openings by Avagama Consulting

- [Three in four Indian job ads say how many years they want. In America it is half.](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/do-job-ads-say-how-much-experience/) — 75% of Indian postings state a number of years against 51% of American ones, and vagueness is not kindness.
- [How many jobs are actually remote? Two per cent in India.](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/how-many-jobs-are-really-remote/) — 1,771 of 73,429 live Indian roles are marked remote, 6% in the United States, and why the number feels wrong.
- [Why job posting dates lie, and how to read them anyway](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/why-job-posting-dates-lie/) — One platform stamps 52% of Indian postings on a Saturday and another 2%. The employers did not change; the software did.
- [Who is hiring most in India, counted from their own job boards](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/who-is-hiring-most-in-india/) — Accenture lists 24,900 live Indian roles against Amazon's 2,375, and what a third of an index sitting with one employer does to it.
- [Which applicant tracking system do Indian companies use? Keka is ahead of Workday.](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/which-ats-indian-companies-use/) — 376 Indian employers on Keka against 369 on Workday, and why the platform an employer picks changes whether you are found.
- [What do Indian employers actually ask for? SAP, ahead of Java and Python.](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/what-skills-indian-employers-ask-for/) — SAP is named in 3,997 Indian adverts, more than Java or Python, and enterprise work is far larger than the discourse admits.
- [How many jobs are open to someone with under two years' experience?](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/entry-level-jobs-india-us/) — 28% of Indian postings that state a number ask for two years or fewer, and the word to search in India is Associate, not Junior.
- [Four in five American job ads mention a degree. In India it is half.](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/do-employers-require-a-degree/) — 80% against 54%, the opposite of what most people expect, and most of the gap is template language rather than policy.
- [A third of employers with open listings have not posted anything in a month](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/employers-with-stale-listings/) — 420 of 1,243 employers with live Indian roles have added nothing in 30 days, and why we will not label them stale.
- [Which American cities have the most open jobs?](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/us-cities-hiring-most/) — New York 4,279, San Francisco 3,150, Chicago 2,710, and a distribution far flatter than India's.
- [What does "senior" mean in a job title? We read 100,897 postings that say](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/what-senior-means-in-job-titles/) — In the United States a senior title asks for about six years and a plain one asks for three. In India both ask for five.
- [How to search real job postings from ChatGPT or Claude](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/search-jobs-from-chatgpt-or-claude/index.md): Add one address and your assistant searches 469,607 live roles from employers' own boards, ranks them against your resume, and never applies for you.
- [How many jobs were posted in India this month? September 2026 figures](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/india-jobs-posted-this-month/index.md): 34,067 roles open to India in the last 30 days from 822 employers, with the city breakdown, the method, and what the numbers cannot tell you.
- [What is an MCP job search server, and how does Openings work?](https://avagama.co/openings/blog/what-is-an-mcp-job-search-server/index.md): Seven read-only tools, evidence-based matching, freshness stated rather than implied, and the things it deliberately will not do.

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