👨 Guide for companies

Getting started as company

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This is the company level profile As you go. You can search easy using the filters bar to find the position you are looking for For example click on “Full stack developer”bid, there you can check all the info about the position

Or you click the comments section and you’ll get a quick pop up with all the details and bids

Once you find what you are looking for then you set a location where the candidate is located.

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Once you open the page with the position terms you can see the resume of the candidate. From here you are also able to put in your price for the bid and write a cover letter

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Here we also have sorting. What mean that if you type in the your key words for example “development for a CRM system” if the candidate has any relevant experience our machine learning algorithm will find it and it’ll appear in the “sort filters”

So you can sort by - price, and by - date

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So usually we have these bench types of IT companies that are looking for developers. We found out that there are: Product companies, Outsource, design studios. Of course there are hardware companies and so on. And all of these companies have their own badge that indicates their type

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Candidates would have preferences to choose to sort and filter by company type and much more.

But generally we need to set up the market place. Which one will be helpful for people to make deals.

After you left a bid on the auction the recruiter will accept it and you’ll start a chat and build communication with the recruiter. After you agreed on the terms you can move to the next level. Approve the bid,

Next you have interview schedule. And here we see how the bid will be closed

We have a-lot of thing behind the whole concept that we can select and see the whole process all the bids, grey tables, reports. Where you can open charts and statistics Also we are going to collect data and help people with the best solution via relevancy or price.

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