Toggle over to the right-hand side where it says New Production. If creating and posting multiple roles for one project, we encourage users to create the Production first and then add the individual jobs(positions) within this new production folder.
After clicking on +New Production, you will want to add your Production Information including The Name of the Production, the Company, The Production Type, and the Network. Then select Create Production
Please keep in mind that in order for your teammates to see your job posting and review applicants from their accounts, you must select your company account under “Share This Production with…”
Here is where you can add multiple job positions and keep them within this production. Begin by clicking +New Job
A drop-down will then appearand you are ready to add the positions. Fill in each field and click on Add when done. The empty boxes are: Position Name, Location and Start/End Dates
Once you hit add you will have two options: Publish to Job Board or Save And Keep Private. Save And Keep Private will only be visible to you until you publish. All initial job posts are set to PRIVATE by default.
You will then be able to add and review the details before publishing. Here you are able to add in the pay rate, fill in the job duties, and ask any pre-qualifying questions to the applicants.
If you do ask Pre-Qualifying questions in this section, please make sure they are in Yes or No format. Examples below:
If a job description was already posted, you can reuse that job description without re-typing all the duties again. There is a drop-down menu titled Reuse From Previous Listing. In this dropdown menu, you can click and see which description you would like to reuse. These descriptions are saved from anyone who has posted within your company team.
Once you finish filling out your necessary fields, select Publish to Staff Me Up The production name and company will NOT be displayed on the job.
Now the job will be listed as public and ready for applicants to apply.
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