Content Quality Guidelines
We believe that talent and companies should be matched based on shared vision, passion, and values, rather than just salary and benefits.
To showcase your company’s passion for talent through your job posts, here are the guidelines to follow. We’ve also included some tips and best practices to help make your next superstar hire!
If your job post fails to adhere to these guidelines, our customer relations team will contact you.
1. Cover Photo
Visuals play an important role in capturing users' attention. Use engaging photos for your Job Post to showcase your company’s culture!
Note that any text or logos should appear in the 'Safe Area' as indicated below. Text and logos should only take up at most 30% of the Cover Photo. You can download this guide for the safe area and image size (PSD / PNG / PDF) from here and utilize it when designing your image.
Do
• Capture your team members in their daily interactions
• Showcase your office space - after all, that’s where your team spends most of their week
• Feature your team at events, team bonding activities, etc.
• Show your product or service
• The resolution of the photo is at least 1980 x 1320px
• The recommended aspect ratio is 3:2.
Don’t
• Text or company logo takes up more than 30% of the cover photo
• Text or company logo exceeds the 'Safe Area'
• Images with inappropriate content
• The resolution of the photo is below 1980 x 1320px
• Have more than 30% text in the cover photo
2. Title
Be creative when it comes to your Job Post title. You can even think of it as a title to a blog. By thinking out-of-the-box for your title, you can share more about your company’s culture and vision, which will help attract more relevant talents!
Do
• Include the role AND a fun fact (it can be related to your company’s mission, certain qualities you’re looking for in the candidates, etc.).
For example:
-We’re looking for Accountants with a go-getting attitude! Are you the one?
-Be part of our Y Combinator-backed team as our next Customer Success Star!
Don’t
• The title contains only the name of the position.
For example:
-Software Engineer
-Business Developers wanted!
3. Content
Typical Job Posts include a list of requirements. NOT ON WANTEDLY! Try to share beyond the requirements and the job scope that you would typically list. It’s all about attracting the right candidates, who not only will fill the role but also will fit in with your company’s culture.
Do
• Fill out the ‘What, Why, and How’ sections on your company page - it’s important for the candidate to understand what your company stands for; beyond your product or service
⋅⋅⋅ The ‘What’ section should describe the product or service your company provides
⋅⋅⋅ The ‘Why’ section should describe the mission that drives your team to do what they do every day
⋅⋅⋅ The ‘How’ section should describe the steps you’re currently taking to achieve the ultimate vision of your company
⋅⋅⋅ You just have to fill these sections once - they will automatically update for all job posts that you publish!
• Add a photo and fill out the introduction on your Admin profile. Every Job Post features ‘Company Members’ and having more complete Company Member profiles leads to a higher engagement of more relevant talents for your company
• Focus on the impact that the role will have on your company’s mission
• Showcase how the future candidate will work together with the other members of your company
Don’t
• Include details like salary/wage and benefits (we want you to find talents, who are aligned with your mission and values and not simply motivated by salary and benefits)
• Add images or any content containing violence, nudity, partial nudity, discrimination, unlawfulness, infringement, pornography, or sexual suggestiveness
• Include third-party email addresses, phone numbers, and links
Please note: There may be exceptions to this guideline in case of conflicts with local law and policies.
Disclaimers
Our Quality Assurance Team can provide assistance to optimize your company page and job posts.
Please note that there may be special cases, where a job post may meet this guideline, however, our Quality Assurance Team may deem it not up to our community’s standards. This guideline is subject to change without notice.