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DocsManaging JobsJob Workflow

Job Posting Workflow

Understand job status, visibility, and the lifecycle of job postings.

Learn how jobs move through your system from creation to expiration.

Job lifecycle

A job posting goes through these stages:

  1. Created - Job is drafted but not yet live
  2. Published - Job is visible on your board
  3. Expired/Closed - Job is no longer accepting applications

Job visibility

Published jobs

Published jobs are:

  • Visible on your public job board
  • Searchable by job seekers
  • Included in job alert emails
  • Indexed by search engines (Google, Bing)

Unpublished jobs

Unpublished jobs are:

  • Only visible in your admin dashboard
  • Not shown to job seekers
  • Not included in job alerts
  • Not indexed by search engines

How jobs get published

Jobs can be published in two ways:

Admin-created jobs

When you create a job from the dashboard:

  1. Fill in job details
  2. Set the Publish date (defaults to today)
  3. Click Create job to save it

Employer-submitted jobs

When employers post through your public form:

  1. Employer fills in the job posting form
  2. Job may require payment (if monetization is enabled)
  3. Job appears on your board after payment clears

Managing job status

Unpublish a job

To temporarily hide a job:

  1. Find the job in your dashboard
  2. Click the job title to edit
  3. Set the Publish date to a future date
  4. Click Save changes

The job remains in your system but isn't visible to job seekers until the publish date.

Republish a job

To make a hidden job visible again:

  1. Find the job in your dashboard
  2. Click the job title to edit
  3. Set the Publish date to today or a past date
  4. Click Save changes

Job expiration

Jobs have an Expiry date field that determines when they stop appearing on your board. By default, jobs expire 30 days after the publish date.

To extend a job's visibility:

  1. Click the job title to edit
  2. Update the Expiry date to a later date
  3. Click Save changes

Best practices

  1. Keep jobs current: Regularly review and update listings
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On this page

  1. Job lifecycle
  2. Job visibility
  3. Published jobs
  4. Unpublished jobs
  5. How jobs get published
  6. Admin-created jobs
  7. Employer-submitted jobs
  8. Managing job status
  9. Unpublish a job
  10. Republish a job
  11. Job expiration
  12. Best practices
  • Close filled positions promptly: Remove jobs once filled
  • Use drafts: Save incomplete jobs as drafts
  • Monitor performance: Check which jobs get views and applications
  • Refresh stale listings: Update old jobs to boost visibility