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How to Post a Job

This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough of how to create a new job opening, customize its details, and publish it to attract candidates.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Follow these steps to get your new job opening live and start sourcing candidates.

  1. From your main dashboard, navigate to the Jobs section in the left-hand menu.
  2. Click the + Create New Job button, located in the middle of the page.
  3. Fill in the Core Details:
    • Enter the Role Name (e.g., "Senior Software Engineer").
    • Add the Job Description (e.g., "Mumbai, India" or "Remote").

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  1. Create the Job Description:
    • You have two options:
      • Use AI: Click the Generate with AI button. Provide a few keywords or a simple sentence, and our AI will create a comprehensive and optimized job description for you.
      • Manual Entry: If you already have a description, you can copy and paste it directly into the Job Description text box.
  2. Customize/Enhance the Job Description:
  • The draft job post will be visible on your screen.
  • Enter relevant details in the fields for Experience, Salary, Department, Skills and others.
  • Select the applicable Perks and Benefits.

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  1. Publish Your Job:
    • Review all the details you have entered.
    • Once you are ready, change the status from Draft to Active.
    • Your job will now be live on your company's career page and will be sent to any integrated job boards.

Pro-Tips / Best Practices

  • Leverage the AI Generator: We highly recommend using the Generate with AI feature for your job description. It is designed to use inclusive language and SEO best practices to attract a more diverse and qualified pool of applicants.
  • Double-Check the Hiring Team: Ensure the correct Recruiter and Hiring Manager are assigned. This is crucial for sending candidate notifications and maintaining a smooth internal workflow.

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