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The work
What it is, what the first three months look like, and what the person needs to have done before.
FOR ADVERTISERS
Post a role. Read the applications.
A role on this board is senior work measured in days per week. You write it, set the day rate and the days, and applications arrive in your portal.
01 — WHAT POSTING DOES
One advert, on the board.
A published role gets its own address under /jobs and appears in the latest roles on the home page. It stays there until it is closed.
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Create an advertiser account.
Register with your email, a password and the name you want shown. Tick “Advertise a role”. Confirm the address and add a code from an authenticator app; the account is active once both are done.
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Post the role and its terms.
Title, a one-line summary, the work itself, the day rate in your currency, the days a week, the location and whether it can be done remotely. The days and the rate are chosen before the advert goes live.
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Read the applications.
Each application arrives in your portal with the applicant's profile and the note they wrote. You shortlist or reject it there, and the applicant sees the state of their application in theirs.
02 — WHAT IT COSTS
Nothing in the product.
There is no checkout, no subscription and no listing fee on this board. An advertiser account, a role and the applications it receives cost nothing here. If a price is introduced it will be stated on this page before a role is posted.
The board takes no payment details from anyone: there is no card field on registration, on a role or in the portal.
03 — WHAT AN APPLICATION CARRIES
A profile, read-only.
When someone applies to one of your roles, their profile appears next to the application. It is read-only: name, headline, summary, day rate, availability, remote, location, skills and links.
There is no email address, phone number or postal address in that view, and no field on the page that could carry one. If an applicant wants to be contacted, they put the means in their summary or in a link — that is their decision, on their profile.
You decide what happens to the application: shortlist it or reject it. The applicant sees that decision in their portal.
04 — BEFORE YOU POST
What a role needs.
A role is published only when it has a title, a one-line summary and the work itself. The rest — days, rate, location and remote — is yours to set, and the days and the rate can be left open.
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The days
One to five days a week, or left empty when it is negotiable.
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The rate
A day rate in your currency, or left empty and discussed with the applicant.
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The place
A location, and whether the work can be done remotely. Both are stated on the advert.