Why and how can you publish an offer without it being referenced by search engines?
Why and how can you publish an offer without it being referenced by search engines?Definition and benefits
You don't always want your job vacancy to be visible to everyone, yet you want to centralize the associated applications in Beetween, as you normally do.
The most common use is for internal job offers.
How do I publish an offer without referencing it?
2 solutions are available.
Private publication
When writing your job offer, you can choose to publish it privately instead of going through the job board selection process.
If you select "Publish privately", Beetween will generate a page that is not listed on search engines (such as Google, Yahoo!, Bing...). In other words, the only way to access this page is to have the URL link.
This page contains a form for registering your application with Beetween recruitment.
Using an intranet
Another way to advertise jobs privately is to use an intranet connected to Beetween.
An intranet, also sometimes called a job exchange, is a career site reserved for your employees. In fact, only your employees can access the site's content. Here, it's not the offer that's not listed on search engines, but the entire site.
All you have to do is publish your recruitment ad as usual, selecting your intranet as your job board.