Help centre

Common questions from both sides of the marketplace.

How do I apply for a job?

Open the job and press Apply now. If you have a resume on your profile it is attached automatically, so most applications take a couple of clicks. Some employers add screening questions, which appear on the same page.

Can employers see everything on my profile?

Employers see your name, email, resume, cover message and screening answers for jobs you apply to, plus the profile details attached to that application. Saved jobs and job alerts are private and never shared.

How do I withdraw an application?

Go to My applications, find the role, and press Withdraw. The employer sees the application marked as withdrawn. You can apply again later if the job is still open.

What do the application statuses mean?

Applied means the employer has it. Reviewed means they opened it. Shortlisted, Interviewing and Offer sent track their process. Not selected means they moved on. Only the employer can change these.

Can an individual post a job, or only companies?

Both. When you create an employer account, tick the box marking yourself as an individual. Your postings say so, which sets the right expectation for candidates.

How much does it cost to post a job?

Nothing in this demo. Posting, applicant management and the hiring pipeline are all available with an employer account.

I already have a job seeker account. Can I post a job?

Yes. Open Employers / Post a job in the header and add the name you are hiring under. Your saved jobs and applications stay where they are.

Do job alerts email me?

Alerts are saved and matched, but this demo does not send email. Wiring in a provider means adding a scheduled job that runs each alert query and mails the results.