Advertising
Where a requirement is advertised, what came back, and what each board actually costs per candidate submitted.
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Job Board Contracts
What this desk pays for, how many slots are left, and what each contract has actually produced. Very few boards hand out a general posting API — the ones that do not are advertised through a feed or by hand, and the console says which.
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Advertisements
One job order on one board. Six boards is six of these, with six references, six expiry dates and six costs — which is why a flag per board would answer nothing.
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Board Applications
What came back. Deliberately not a candidate: an application is what arrived, and a candidate is what somebody decided to keep. Most applications never become candidates.
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Board Alerts
A saved search that watches the boards for work this desk could fill. The other direction from an advertisement: not "advertise my job" but "tell me when somebody advertises a job I could fill".
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What The Alerts Found
Requirements on the boards this desk could fill, with who on the bench could fill them — worked out when the hit arrived rather than when somebody eventually opens it.
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Progress is kept in this browser only — it is not sent anywhere and nobody else can see it.