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Who is this for? Users with Administrator and Recruiter roles.

Editing a Job

You can update the details of any job that is currently in Draft or Active status.
1

Navigate to the Job

Go to the Jobs section from the left-hand menu and find the job you want to edit.
2

Open Job Details

Click the View Job button to open the job details page.
3

Edit Fields

Click the Edit button to modify the Job Description. Other fields like Experience, Salary, Skills, and Location can be edited directly on the job details page.
4

Changes Save Automatically

All edits are saved in real time — there’s no “Save” button to click. Navigate away when you’re done.
Editing a Job

What You Can Edit on an Active Job

FieldEditable?Notes
Job titleYesUpdates immediately on your career page
Job descriptionYesClick “Edit” to open the editor
Salary rangeYesUpdated on career page
Experience levelYesAffects how AI evaluates candidates
Required skillsYesUpdates evaluation criteria
Location / remoteYesUpdated on career page
Evaluation criteriaYesApplies to future interviews only — existing scorecards are unchanged
Interview agendaYesApplies to future interviews only
Changes only affect future candidates. If you update evaluation criteria or the interview agenda, candidates who have already interviewed won’t be re-evaluated. Their original scorecards remain intact.

Closing a Job

When a position is filled or you’ve decided to pause hiring:
1

Find the Job

Navigate to the Jobs section from the left-hand menu.
2

Change the Status

Click the status dropdown (currently showing “Active”) and select Closed.
3

Confirm

The job is removed from your public career page and moved to the Closed tab in your dashboard.

What Happens When You Close a Job

  • The job is removed from your career page — candidates can no longer find or apply to it
  • Pending interviews expire — candidates who haven’t started their interview will no longer be able to
  • All existing data is preserved — candidate profiles, scorecards, interview recordings, and risk signals remain accessible in your dashboard
  • You can re-open it later — change the status back to Active if you need to resume hiring for the same role
Closing is not deleting. Closing a job is reversible and preserves all data. You cannot permanently delete a job — this is by design, to protect candidate data and maintain your hiring audit trail.

When to Edit vs. Create New

ScenarioRecommendation
Fixing a typo in the descriptionEdit the existing job
Updating the salary rangeEdit the existing job
Refining evaluation criteria after initial interviewsEdit the existing job
The role’s core responsibilities changed significantlyClose and create a new job
Different seniority level than originally postedClose and create a new job
Different department or teamClose and create a new job
When in doubt, create new. If the role has changed enough that existing candidates might not be a fit for the updated version, it’s fairer to close the old job and start fresh. This ensures every candidate is evaluated against the same criteria.

Creating a Job

Job Lifecycle

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