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In Opportunities, you can explore jobs shared by members of the community, find and reach out to people in your network with experience at companies you're interested in, connect with job referrers to learn more about different roles, and, of course, apply for jobs!
Want to post a job? You can do that too - whether you're a recruiter/employer hiring for a role or someone who just knows of a job and wants to share it with the community, we have a place for you to create a job post!
Some things you can take advantage of in Opportunities include:
- A traditional Job Posting option for your hiring needs
- Job Referrals so you can leverage the power of your network to build your career
- An Indeed integration for faster job creation
- A list of people with experience at the company for each job, so you can easily find people to reach out to
Below, we'll cover how you can use Opportunities as a Job Seeker and as a Job Poster.
Browse and Apply for Job Opportunities
Lost? Homepage → Opportunities/Jobs
Looking for your dream job or dream organization?
From the Opportunities tab, you can:
- Browse jobs and internships using filters and a search bar.
- Save your searches.
- Get alerts when new opportunities are posted that align with your search criteria!
And when you've found a job that interests you, it just takes a couple clicks to apply!
Here's how to get started...
Look for the Opportunities tab in your navigation bar! Don't see it? It might be called something else, like "Job Board."
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Share an Opportunity
Do you know of a great opportunity opening up at your organization that you want to share with your school's community? Or are you a recruiter looking for some amazing candidates? Share the role on the Opportunities page!
Our job poster flow is focused on making it easy for you share jobs you're hiring for...or even jobs you're not hiring for but just want to let the community know about!
Here's how to get started
To begin posting a job, look for the blue "Share Opportunity" button on the right side of your screen.
Don't see the "Share Opportunity" button? You may not have job posting permissions. If that's the case, contact your site admins so they can help post the job on your behalf (or upgrade your permissions!).
When you start creating a job, you'll be prompted to choose if you want to refer a role or create a job post to hire for a role.
Once you've chosen to either refer or hire for a role, you'll be able to select a company (1) and browse a list of jobs in Indeed associated with that company (2). If the job you're posting comes up, you can select it to pull in the data from Indeed. If you don't see it, you can simply create a new post (3).
Then, you'll be able to enter details about the job (or edit the existing details, if you chose to pull data from Indeed). These details include the job description, location, application info, etc.
You'll be able to preview your job before publishing it. Once you've published it, it may go to an approval queue for an admin to approve before it appears live on the Opportunities page.
Once a job is live on the Opportunities page, you'll be able to view applicants, edit the post, adjust the expiration date, or delete it, using the tools in the upper right corner of the job card.
When job seekers apply to your Job Post, we'll let you know! And if you referred a role, we'll send you an email notification whenever someone reaches out to learn more about an opportunity.
Manage Your Job Posts from your My Job Posts page
In addition to managing your jobs and posting new jobs from the Opportunities page, you can do so from your My Job Posts page - learn how below!
1. Click your profile image in the upper right.
2. From the drop-down menu, select "My Job Posts."
3. You'll see a list of your job posts. For more information, click on either the name of the role or the company logo.
Along with viewing more information about the job, you'll be able to edit it (4), view applicants (5), bookmark it (6), or share it (7).
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