Question 1

Is job posting completely free?

Accepted Answer

Yes indeed. The site allows you to post jobs for free on the board. It is also possible to advertise paid jobs that receive greater exposure and therefore receive a greater number of resumes.

Question 2

How many jobs can be advertised for free?

Accepted Answer

The number of jobs is unlimited. You can post as many jobs as you want for free.

Question 3

I posted a job on the free board and did not get a resume. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

1. Edit the job so that it is more attractive / relevant. 2. Bounce the job. 3. Upgrade your job to a "hot job" and get much greater exposure.

Question 4

What is a hot job?

Accepted Answer

A hot job gets increased exposure on the site and usually wins according to a 10 resume. Hot job - always at the top of the search results Automatic mailing to all relevant interested parties (smart agent) Job posting for 30 days Automatic ad bouncing every 24 hours Unlimited job bounce Advertising on the Misrot page on Facebook Advertising on the Misrot page on LinkedIn Advertising on the Indeed website

Question 5

I posted a job on the website and I haven't received a certificate for a few days. Is there any problem?

Accepted Answer

It is possible that the emails are sent to the spam folder - it is recommended to check the spam directory. In addition, you should consider switching to a preferred package in order to get higher exposure. You can upgrade specific jobs or purchase a package that includes a large number of promoted jobs through the personal area for employers.

Question 6

I purchased an advertising package but do not see the actual advertising. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

You should check that you have indeed approved the job posting and it is not in the "draft". You can also contact us via email: Info@misrot.com and we will check if there is a problem. If the publication does not work, we will extend the publication as required for you.

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