Generate the listing
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Open the Listing tab
On a job, click the Listing tab. A new job shows No listing yet with a Generate from brief button. It’s greyed out, with the tooltip “Add a brief first”, until the job has a brief.
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Generate from brief
Click Generate from brief. Staffer drafts a title, tagline, and body from the brief: function, engagement, work mode, location, salary (unless you hid it), and your required and preferred criteria, plus, for a named listing, what it knows about your company from company knowledge. Staffer writes one draft per listing language, so more languages take longer. Drafting uses credits. If your organization has live policy enforcement on, the policy check can refuse a draft. Admins and owners can override the refusal with a written reason.
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Review the draft
The listing opens as a preview of the public page: cover photo and logo from Branding, the title, the tagline, a details box (engagement, work mode, location, and the deadline or “No deadline — apply anytime”), the body, and the Apply button.
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Publish it
Click Publish. You only need a title. The job appears on the public job board right away.
Edit the listing
Click directly on the title, tagline, or body to edit them. The body is a block editor, so you write it in sections rather than one long paragraph. Listing edits don’t save as you type. Editing marks the listing unsaved and shows Save (and Discard) in the toolbar, and nothing is kept until you click Save: it changes to Saving, then Saved. If you reload the tab before saving, the edit is still there when the page comes back. It’s held in your browser, not on Staffer’s side, until you save it. You can also ask the agent to make a specific change from the job’s chat (“make the tagline shorter”, “add a line about our benefits”). In Ask permission mode it asks first (“I’d like to rewrite the listing.”). In Auto mode it rewrites it right away. For a full regenerate from the current brief, use Re-draft from brief instead. If the agent saves a change while you have unsaved edits, Staffer keeps your version on screen, shows that a newer version exists, and asks you once whether to keep your edits or see the update. You can change the Apply button’s text in the primary language only. Re-draft from brief and Sync translations reset it.If you edit the brief after generating the listing, the Listing tab shows a banner: “Brief has changed since this listing was drafted.” Nothing updates on its own. Click Re-draft from brief to catch it up, or leave the listing as it is.
Re-draft from brief
Open the … menu and click Re-draft from brief (it reads Generate from brief until the listing has content). It rewrites the named listing’s title, tagline, body and Apply button text for every language, from the current brief. It leaves the publish status, the Anonymous client switch, the link and the map setting as they were. If the listing is anonymous, check the confidential copy after a re-draft. See Anonymous listings. You can’t re-draft, edit, or publish a listing while its job is closed. See Close, reopen or delete a job.Add a language and translate
The listing picks up its languages from the job’s Brief tab, not from here. Add a language under the brief’s Languages field and it shows up in the Listing tab’s language picker. The first language in that list is the primary language, marked with a star. To work in another language, click the language button above the listing (it shows the current language’s flag and name) and pick one under Edit listing in. Each language keeps its own draft. To translate the primary language’s saved copy into every other language, open the … menu and click Sync translations from followed by your primary language. This overwrites the other languages, and it only runs once the primary language has a saved body. Your company name and logo aren’t translated. They’re the same in every language, pulled from the workspace rather than the listing text.Publish and unpublish
Publish puts the listing on the public job board and, unless it’s anonymous, your career page. Unpublish takes it off the board and turns it back into a draft you can keep editing. Both take effect immediately. Once published, the … menu shows View listing (opens the public page) and Copy listing link. The URL isjobs.staffer.com/companies/your-workspace/listing-name, or jobs.staffer.com/jobs/listing-id for an anonymous listing. After you close the job, both menu items disappear, even though the listing stays visible for the grace period.
The same menu has two switches that change the public page:
- Anonymous client hides your company. It saves as soon as you switch it. See Anonymous listings.
- Show map shows the job’s location on a map. Click Save afterwards to apply it. Your own preview always shows the map.
Who can do this
Members, admins and owners can generate, edit and publish a listing. Viewers and reviewers can look at it but can’t change it. Generating, re-drafting and syncing translations use credits, for each language. Saving your own edits, publishing and unpublishing don’t.Common questions
Does Staffer post my listing to LinkedIn or Indeed?
Does Staffer post my listing to LinkedIn or Indeed?
No. Publishing lists the job on
jobs.staffer.com only. Staffer doesn’t post listings to other job boards.I changed the title after publishing. Did the link change?
I changed the title after publishing. Did the link change?
Yes. The public URL includes a slug made from the title, and it changes whenever the title changes, even after publishing. If you’ve already shared or indexed the old link, it stops working. Copy the link again after a title change.
Can I hide the salary but still see it myself?
Can I hide the salary but still see it myself?
Yes, from the brief rather than the listing. Turn on Hide on public listing next to the salary field in the brief. You still see the number. The listing omits it.
What's the difference between Publish and the job being Open?
What's the difference between Publish and the job being Open?
Mostly separate. A job can be Open with no listing published, if you’re only sourcing candidates, or Closed with the listing still visible for the grace period. Publish and Unpublish control the listing. Close position controls the job, and it also shows a closed listing on the board for the grace period, even one you’d unpublished.
Anonymous listings
Run a confidential search without naming your company.
Your career page
Where published listings live together with your mission and offices.