Turns out LinkedIn already does this. I first checked Google, and wasn't surprised to see that we're a company full of engineers.

LinkedIn also shows you which companies employees came from who end up at Google. Not surprisingly, they often come from Microsoft:

And Yahoo:

Lots of interesting data in there. Wouldn't it be interesting if LinkedIn published similar data for schools (which employers tend to hire from which schools), and cross-referenced job titles with education/degrees held? I'll bet there's lots of data mining one could do in there.
Separately, LinkedIn's "recent hires" and "recent promotions and changes" are fascinating for what they say about each company.
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