How job offers work

What a job offer is

A job offer describes a position: the job, the profile you are looking for, the salary and the place of work. It also says what candidates must send when they apply.

Open Job offers in the menu of Recruiting.

From a job offer to a hire

1. You create the job offer. See Create a job offer.
2. You make it Active. It then has a public page, where people can apply. See Publish and share a job offer.
3. You share the link of this page, for example on job boards and social networks.
4. People apply. Each application shows in Applications, and the person is added to your CV database.
5. You move each application through your stages, up to the hire. See How applications work.

What you see in the list

Each line shows:

• Name: the title of the job offer, with its department under it. Click it to open the job offer page.
• Category and Contract.
• Created: the date the job offer was created.
• Applicants: the photos of the first people who applied, and how many more applied.
• Status: Active or not.

At the top, the list counts how many job offers are active and how many are deactivated.

Find a job offer

• Click Search and type part of the title.
• Click Show filters to show only one Category or one Status.
• Click a column title to sort the list by it.

To download the list as a file, click Export.

Common questions