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Matching: see who fits before you open a profile.

Each candidate gets a match score against your job, checked on its main skills, level, salary, English and employment type. Open the score to see what matched and what didn't.

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Matched against

Best match for Backend Developer: 92%

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How it works

  1. Your job sets the bar

    The skills, levels, salary, English and employment types on your job are what candidates are scored against.

  2. Every candidate gets a score

    Match by job ranks the jobseeker database by it, and every chat thread shows it beside the candidate.

  3. See the breakdown

    Open a score for the skills that matched and those that didn't, any Skill Interview results, and the salary, level, English and employment type checks.

What it does

  • Checked on skills, salary, employment type, English and level
  • In Match by job results and in every chat thread

How the score adds up

Each of the job's main skills the candidate has counts, and so do their level, salary, English and employment type; a near fit counts for half. The score is the share of points they reach.

When it's zero

A candidate outside your job's specialty, or more than one level away from the levels you ask for, scores 0.

Salary from the conversation

In a chat, the salary check uses what the candidate asked for that job, not only their profile.

Read at a glance

Under 50% is a poor match, 50 to 75% a good one, and over 75% a great one.

Questions employers ask

They're outside your job's specialty, or their level is more than one step from the levels you asked for.

From 50% a match is good, and over 75% it is great; the breakdown shows why.

Yes. A profile without a specialty, level, salary, skills or employment types has no score.

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