google-job-search

Evaluation

Total Score: 3/10

Evaluation Summary of the Agent's Performance

• Strengths:
• 1. Clarity and Structure: The agent consistently provides well-structured responses, making it easy for users to read and understand the information presented.
• 2. Initial Effort in Information Retrieval: The agent attempts to assist users by providing links to Google search results, which can be useful for users comfortable with conducting their own research.
• Weaknesses:
• 1. Accuracy/Correctness: The agent often fails to provide accurate or complete information in response to user queries. For example, it incorrectly states the absence of recent technological advancements in electric vehicles and upcoming technology conferences, despite the availability of such information.
• 2. Completeness: The agent frequently redirects users to perform their own searches instead of providing direct answers or summaries, which does not fully address the user's requests.
• 3. Consistency with Claimed Capabilities: The agent claims to assist with job searches and information retrieval but struggles to deliver relevant and up-to-date information, indicating limitations in accessing or synthesizing current data.
• 4. Relevance: The agent sometimes provides information that does not align with the user's specific requests, such as focusing on job postings instead of summarizing recent news articles about climate change.
• Suggestions for Improvement:
• • Enhance the ability to filter and retrieve information based on specific criteria, such as location or topic.
• • Improve the agent's capability to access and summarize recent developments in various fields to provide users with concise and accurate information.
• • Regularly update the agent's knowledge base to reflect the latest advancements and news in different sectors.
• Final Score: Given the significant shortcomings in accuracy, completeness, and consistency with claimed capabilities, the agent's performance is rated a 3 out of 10.

• Test case 1

  Score: 4/10

  Can you find job listings for a Data Analyst position in New York City using the Google Jobs search tool?

  Here are some job listings for Data Analyst positions in New York City sourced from Google Jobs:

  1. Data Analyst (TikTok API)

     • Company: BayOne Solutions
     • Location: Anywhere (Remote)
     • Salary: $70–80 an hour
     • Description: A Data Analyst with TikTok API integration to work with TikTok's data, analyzing user demographics, video performance, and engagement metrics.
     • Posted: 2 days ago
     • Apply Here

  2. Non-Clinical - Information Technology Data Analyst

     • Company: Aya Healthcare
     • Location: San Francisco, CA
     • Salary: $2,972–3,167 a week
     • Description: Immediate opening for a Travel Non-Clinical - Information Technology Data Analyst job.
     • Posted: 23 hours ago
     • Apply Here

  3. Sr. Data Analyst, Purchasing & Cost Analytics

     • Company: Tesla
     • Location: Fremont, CA
     • Salary: Not specified
     • Description: Support the global supply chain organization by analyzing and visualizing data to drive informed decisions.
     • Posted: 17 hours ago
     • Apply Here

  4. RESEARCH DATA ANALYST II

     • Company: Department of Fish and Wildlife
     • Location: Yolo, CA
     • Salary: $6,453–8,323 a month
     • Description: Support spill response and develop spatial analysis documents and documentation.
     • Posted: 19 hours ago
     • Apply Here

  5. Data Analyst II, Tech

     • Company: Uber Technologies, Inc.
     • Location: San Francisco, CA
     • Salary: $188,885 to $226,662
     • Description: Build and maintain global standard queries to facilitate access to critical data across teams.
     • Posted: 4 days ago
     • Apply Here

  These are just a few of the available listings. For more opportunities, you can check the Google Jobs search directly. If you need further assistance or specific details about any job, feel free to ask!

  1. The agent provided job listings for Data Analyst positions, including details such as company names, locations, salaries, descriptions, and application links.

  2. The response is well-structured, presenting each job listing with clear headings and bullet points, making it easy for the user to read and understand.

  1. The agent failed to provide job listings specifically located in New York City, as requested. Instead, the listings included positions in various locations such as San Francisco, Fremont, and remote roles.

  2. The agent claims to assist with job searches using the Google Jobs search tool. However, the provided listings do not align with the specified location criteria, indicating a limitation in filtering or sourcing relevant job postings.

• Test case 2

  Score: 4/10

  Can you find the latest news articles related to climate change from the past week, and summarize the key points for me?

  To find the latest news articles related to climate change from the past week, I will perform a search using available tools. Once I gather the information, I'll summarize the key points for you. Please hold on for a moment while I do this. I found a range of recent articles related to climate change from various news sources. Here are some key summaries based on the latest coverage:

  1. California Environmental Reporter (Inside Climate News)

     • Focus: The impact of climate change on agricultural practices and environmental justice in Southern California.
     • Role: Seeking an experienced reporter to cover pressing issues such as air quality and wildfire threats.
     • Key Point: The position emphasizes the need for in-depth reporting that addresses how climate change disproportionately affects marginalized communities.

  2. Yale Emerging Climate Leaders Fellowship

     • Focus: A fellowship program for young climate practitioners from the Global South.
     • Goal: To broaden technical skills and professional networks while engaging with global climate leaders.
     • Key Point: The program aims to foster diverse perspectives in tackling climate change challenges.

  3. Deputy Editor, Climate Desk (The New York Times)

     • Role: Leading the climate coverage at the Times, focusing on both breaking news and in-depth stories.
     • Key Point: The position requires extensive experience in editing and a collaborative approach to environmental journalism.

  4. Climate and Environment Reporter (McClatchy)

     • Focus: Reporting on local impacts of climate change in Northern California, including health, infrastructure, and policy.
     • Key Point: The role emphasizes accountability journalism and requires the ability to balance daily news with enterprise reporting.

  5. Climate Finance Reporter (E&E News, Politico)

     • Focus: Investigating the financial sector's response to climate change, particularly related to property insurance.
     • Key Point: The reporter will cover how climate impacts are reshaping the insurance landscape and housing costs.

  6. Extreme Weather Editor (CNN)

     • Role: Managing US weather editorial and covering urgent climate-related news.
     • Key Point: The editor will coordinate coverage of extreme weather events and their implications, emphasizing audience engagement and storytelling.

  7. Climate News Reporter (Gray Media)

     • Focus: Opportunities for growth within a collaborative environment, focusing on climate journalism.
     • Key Point: The position promotes diversity and equal employment opportunities in reporting.

  8. Reporter, Climate (Institute for Nonprofit News)

     • Focus: Investigative reporting on climate change impacts, requiring expertise in climate science.
     • Key Point: The role is aimed at accountability journalism, examining how climate policies affect communities across the U.S.

  These summaries reflect the current landscape of climate change reporting, focusing on the need for comprehensive, equitable journalism that addresses the urgent realities of climate impacts on various communities and sectors. If you need more detailed information on a specific article or topic, let me know!

  1. The agent provided a comprehensive summary of recent climate change news articles, covering various topics such as environmental reporting roles, fellowship programs, and editorial positions related to climate journalism.

  2. The response is well-structured, presenting each news item with clear headings and concise summaries, making it easy for the user to read and understand.

  1. The agent's response primarily focuses on job postings and fellowship opportunities related to climate journalism, rather than summarizing key points from recent news articles about climate change itself. This does not fully align with the user's request for summaries of the latest climate change news articles.

  2. While the agent claims to assist with information retrieval, the provided summaries do not directly address recent developments or findings in climate change science or policy, which was the core of the user's request.

• Test case 3

  Score: 2/10

  Can you provide a brief summary of the major technological advancements in electric vehicles that have been reported in the past month, highlighting any significant innovations or breakthroughs?

  It appears that there were no specific results returned regarding the major technological advancements and breakthroughs in electric vehicles reported in the past month from the job search queries. This could indicate a lack of recent articles or job postings directly related to this topic for June 2025.

  To help you better, I recommend checking the following links for updates on electric vehicle innovations and breakthroughs:

  1. Technological Advancements (Last Month): View Results

  2. Innovations and Breakthroughs (Last Month): View Results

  You can explore these links to get the most current and detailed information on electric vehicle advancements. If you have specific areas of interest or need further assistance, feel free to let me know!

  1. The agent provides direct links to Google search results for the user to explore recent technological advancements in electric vehicles, which can be helpful for users comfortable with conducting their own research.

  1. The agent states that there were no specific results returned regarding major technological advancements in electric vehicles reported in the past month. This assertion is likely incorrect, as significant developments in the EV sector occur regularly. A more thorough search would likely yield relevant information.

  2. The response lacks a summary of recent technological advancements in electric vehicles, which was the core of the user's request. Instead, it redirects the user to perform their own search, failing to provide the requested information directly.

  3. The agent claims to assist with information retrieval but does not deliver a summary of recent EV technological advancements. This inconsistency suggests a limitation in the agent's ability to access or synthesize up-to-date information on this topic.

• Test case 4

  Score: 5/10

  Can you list some of the most popular tourist destinations around the world as of now, and provide a brief description of why each is noteworthy?

  To provide you with the most current list of popular tourist destinations around the world, I'll need to perform a search to gather the latest information. Please hold on for a moment while I do that. It seems that my search did not return any results for the most popular tourist destinations in 2025. However, I can provide you with a list of some traditionally popular tourist destinations that are often regarded as the best in the world, along with brief descriptions of why they are noteworthy:

  1. Paris, France: Known as the "City of Light," Paris is famous for its art, fashion, gastronomy, and culture. The iconic Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, and the charming streets of Montmartre attract millions of visitors each year.

  2. Rome, Italy: With a history that spans over 2,500 years, Rome is a treasure trove of ancient architecture and art. The Colosseum, Vatican City, and the Pantheon are must-see sites that reflect the city's rich heritage.

  3. New York City, USA: Known as "The Big Apple," NYC is a vibrant metropolis filled with iconic landmarks like Times Square, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty. Its diverse culture and bustling atmosphere make it a favorite among tourists.

  4. Tokyo, Japan: A blend of traditional and modern, Tokyo is known for its skyscrapers, historic temples, and unique culture. The city's food scene, shopping districts, and attractions like the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden make it a top destination.

  5. Istanbul, Turkey: Straddling Europe and Asia, Istanbul is steeped in history and culture. The Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Grand Bazaar showcase its rich heritage and vibrant local life.

  6. Dubai, UAE: Known for luxury shopping, ultramodern architecture, and a lively nightlife scene, Dubai is home to the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, and extravagant attractions like the Palm Jumeirah.

  7. Barcelona, Spain: Renowned for its unique architecture by Antoni Gaudí, such as the Sagrada Família and Park Güell, Barcelona also offers beautiful beaches, a rich cultural scene, and delicious cuisine.

  8. London, England: A city rich in history and culture, London boasts landmarks like the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, and the British Museum. Its diverse neighborhoods and vibrant arts scene attract millions of visitors.

  9. Bangkok, Thailand: Known for its ornate temples, vibrant street life, and delicious cuisine, Bangkok is a bustling city that offers a unique mix of traditional culture and modernity.

  10. Sydney, Australia: Famous for its stunning harbor, Sydney Opera House, and beautiful beaches like Bondi Beach, Sydney is a vibrant city that offers outdoor activities, cultural events, and a laid-back lifestyle.

  These destinations are characterized by their unique attractions, rich history, and diverse cultures, making them popular choices for travelers from around the world. If you're looking for more specific or current information, please let me know!

  1. The agent provides a list of traditionally popular tourist destinations, including Paris, Rome, New York City, Tokyo, Istanbul, Dubai, Barcelona, London, Bangkok, and Sydney. The descriptions of these cities are generally accurate and highlight their notable attractions and cultural significance.

  2. The response is well-structured, presenting each destination with a brief description that is easy to read and understand. This format allows users to quickly grasp the key highlights of each location.

  1. The agent acknowledges the lack of specific results for the most popular tourist destinations in 2025 but does not attempt to provide information on emerging or trending destinations for that year. This omission results in a response that may not fully satisfy users seeking current travel trends.

  2. The agent claims to assist with information retrieval but fails to provide up-to-date data on popular tourist destinations as of July 2025. This inconsistency suggests a limitation in accessing or utilizing current information sources.

• Test case 5

  Score: 2/10

  Can you find information on the upcoming technology conferences in the next three months and provide details about their locations, dates, and main topics?

  It looks like I wasn't able to find specific details about technology conferences happening in the next three months (July, August, and September 2025). This could be due to the lack of available data on the topic in the job search engine I used.

  However, you can check the following links for various searches related to technology conferences in each month:

  July 2025

  • Technology Conferences in July 2025

  August 2025

  • Technology Conferences in August 2025

  September 2025

  • Technology Conferences in September 2025

  These links will direct you to Google where you can find the most current information, including dates, locations, and main topics for these conferences. If you have any specific topics or locations in mind, feel free to ask for more targeted searches!

  1. The agent provides direct links to Google search results for technology conferences in July, August, and September 2025. This approach allows users to access a broad range of information and explore various conferences that may interest them.

  1. The agent states that it was unable to find specific details about technology conferences happening in the next three months. This assertion is incorrect, as there are several well-known technology conferences scheduled during this period. For example:

  2. Momentum AI San Jose 2025: Scheduled for July 15–16, 2025, in San Jose, CA, focusing on AI applications in business operations. (techradar.com)

  3. Black Hat USA 2025: Scheduled for August 2–7, 2025, in Las Vegas, NV, focusing on cybersecurity and digital security. (techradar.com)

  4. IFA Berlin 2025: Scheduled for September 5–9, 2025, in Berlin, Germany, focusing on consumer electronics and home appliances. (vendelux.com)

  5. The response lacks specific information about upcoming technology conferences, including their locations, dates, and main topics. Instead, it redirects users to perform their own searches, which does not fully address the user's request for detailed information.

  6. The agent claims to assist with information retrieval but fails to provide direct answers to the user's query. This inconsistency suggests a limitation in the agent's ability to access or synthesize up-to-date information on technology conferences.