You can create a career page to promote a job opportunity for a role that you are recruiting. You can then share links of this career page to direct potential applicants to apply for the position.

You can see the URL of this position's career page.

There are changes you can make to this position's career page.

You can have the career page expire after a specified date. After this date, the page visibility automatically changes from Published to Internal.

You can amend the language of application.

You can either use the default colour, or you can use a custom colour unique for this position.

You can select a colour using the palette, or you can enter a specific hex code.

You can amend the background of your career page. This can be either a different colour or you can even upload an image.

📌TIP: You can amend the text colour if it's difficult to read on your new background.

You can choose whether you want to show a sidebar on the right side with a list of other jobs.

If you choose to have a side bar you can:

Choose whether you want the employment type to show.

Choose whether you want the team name to show.

You can amend the colour of the text from the default grey.

📌TIP: This is useful if the text doesn't show clearly after you change your background.

📎NOTE: The colour of the position header is controlled in your career pages settings.

You can amend the colour of buttons on the career page.

You can amend the style of the font.

You can create a unique link to this position. You can then share this link and correctly track referral sources. For example, if you want to track how many applicants were sourced from sharing the application page on LinkedIn.

Applicants are asked to read your Terms & Conditions and Privacy policy. These can't be clicked on to read unless you have entered legal text in your career pages settings.