When uploading job posts on Glints, it’s essential to follow these simple guidelines for effective and efficient job listings:
DOs:
- Provide Clear Job Titles: Use specific and concise job titles that accurately represent the position.
- Include Detailed Job Descriptions: Provide a comprehensive overview of the job responsibilities, qualifications, and benefits.
- Ensure Detailed Job Requirements: Offer a comprehensive overview of qualifications
- Specify Job Location: Clearly mention the job's location to prevent confusion for potential applicants.
- Set Competitive Salaries: Provide attractive salaries to draw in qualified candidates.
- Relevant Job Category: Make sure to select a job category that matches the title and type of position being offered. This will help potential candidates find your job posting more easily and accurately.
Here is an example of a good job post:
DON’Ts:
- Avoid Ambiguous Titles: Refrain from using vague or misleading job titles that might confuse applicants.
- Avoid Discriminatory Language: Ensure that your job post uses inclusive language and avoids any discriminatory terms.
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No Withholding of Diplomas or College Degree: As part of our commitment to fair recruitment practices and compliance with applicable regulations, we remind you that withholding diplomas or personal documents of job candidates as a recruitment requirement is not allowed. This practice goes against the principles of protecting job seekers’ rights.
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Displaying Inaccurate Salary Information: We encourage you to provide salary offers that align with industry standards and the job location. Offering salaries that are too low may indicate non-compliance with fair and decent working conditions.
By adhering to these simple guidelines, you can create job posts that attract the right candidates and streamline the hiring process on our job portal platform.
If you have any questions or encounter issues while posting a job, please don't hesitate to contact us via email at hello@glints.com or WhatsApp.
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