What a job offer page shows

Open a job offer page

Open Job offers in the menu and click the title of a job offer.

The top of the page

Under the title, one line sums up the job: its category, its seniority level and where the work takes place.

On the right:

• Share: the link to the public page, to copy and send. See Publish and share a job offer.
• Edit: opens the job offer form.
• The actions button (⋮): Preview opens the public page of an active job offer, Duplicate makes a copy and Delete deletes it. See Edit, copy or delete a job offer.

The facts under the title

• Status: Active or Inactive. Click it to change it.
• Applications: how many people applied, and how many of them in the last seven days. Click it to open the Applications tab.
• Views: how many times the public page was opened.
• Published: how long ago the job offer was created. It turns orange when an active job offer is 90 days old or more: you may want to update it or close it.

The tabs

Job offer

The job at a glance: Contract type, Seniority level, Salary, Where, Job category and Department, then the equity and visa sponsorship when you set them. A value you didn’t fill in reads Not set.

Then the Job description, the Required profile and the Benefits, and the Application form block: what candidates must send. Click Show questions to read your questions.

The last line gives the number of the job offer, its followers and the date of the last change.

Applications

Everyone who applied to this job offer, the newest first: their photo, name and job title, the stage of their application and how long ago they applied. A recent application is marked New for a week.

Click a name to open the application. Click Open in Applications to see these applications in the Applications list, where you can filter and move them.

Matching CVs

The people in your CV database whose skills match the Required skills of the job offer. Click a name to open their CV page. To invite one of them to apply, see Offer a job to someone in your CV database.

Common questions