Lesson 2 of 3

Post jobs on behalf of a client

Link a job to a client — and hide the client's name from candidates when the search is confidential.

3 minbeginner

Agencies post jobs exactly like direct employers (see Post your first job), with one extra box in step 1: Client Account.

Tick Post confidentially on the first step of the job form. Candidates see “Confidential company” instead of your name and logo.
Tick Post confidentially on the first step of the job form. Candidates see “Confidential company” instead of your name and logo.
  1. 1
    Choose the client

    In Hiring for which client?, pick the account this role is for. It's optional, but it keeps your reporting tidy.

  2. 2
    Keep it confidential if needed

    Tick Hide client name on job posting. Candidates then see “Confidential” instead of the client's name.

  3. 3
    Many roles for one client?

    Use Upload Jobs with a spreadsheet and choose Post on behalf of a client to create them all at once.

Tip

Confidential roles get fewer applicants. Make up for it with a specific description: industry, team size, location and what makes the role interesting.

Now try it yourself

Open the screen this lesson covers and follow along. It takes less time than reading.