Jobs
A job board — employers post jobs, seekers search them by place, kind and salary and apply with a résumé built on the site or a CV the site reads, with paid and featured postings when the owner switches them on.
Everything below is declared by Jobs itself, so it describes this deployment rather than a manual — and it is rewritten whenever the program changes.
What it is
- Its key is Jobs, which is also the prefix of every component it owns.
- It is bought: a site has it only when the registry records that this customer bought it.
What it may be allowed to do
These are the permissions it declares. A person sees one of its screens only where his role carries the matching permission.
- jobs.applications
- jobs.manage
- jobs.moderate
- jobs.setup
- jobs.view
What it puts on a page
7 components, each of which can be dropped onto a page in the composer.
Employer's area
Where an employer writes his page, posts jobs and reads the applications — open only when the settings allow employers to post.
Placed as Jobs.Dashboard.
It takes no settings — it draws one way and has nothing to be told.
Employer's page
One employer — who it is, how to reach it where it chose to say, and its open jobs.
Placed as Jobs.Employer.
It takes no settings — it draws one way and has nothing to be told.
Job page
One job in full — the employer, the salary, the requirements and the way to apply.
Placed as Jobs.Detail.
2 settings:
- Show similar jobs — a switch, left alone it is true.
- Show «report this job» — a switch, left alone it is true.
Jobs
The jobs on offer — searched by words, place, kind of work and category, the featured ones first.
Placed as Jobs.List.
5 settings:
- How many on a page — a number, left alone it is 20.
- Show the search and filters — a switch, left alone it is true.
- Only featured jobs — a switch, left alone it is false.
- Show «post a job» for employers — a switch, left alone it is true.
- Pages — chosen from No pages, Under the list, Above and under, left alone it is below.
My applications
The jobs a seeker applied to, and whether the employer has read them.
Placed as Jobs.Applications.
It takes no settings — it draws one way and has nothing to be told.
Résumé builder
A seeker builds his résumé, prints it, shares it by a private link — or uploads a CV for the site to read.
Placed as Jobs.Resume.
It takes no settings — it draws one way and has nothing to be told.
Shared résumé
A résumé at the private address its owner made, for whoever he sent it to.
Placed as Jobs.SharedResume.
It takes no settings — it draws one way and has nothing to be told.
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