Job Seeker privacy controls
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Job seekers on ClearedJobs.Net can control privacy settings for their profile and resume. The profile privacy setting controls whether recruiters can access profile information, while the resume privacy setting controls access to the resume. Users can also choose to make their account active and searchable or inactive and unsearchable. To remain anonymous, users can make their profile private and resume searchable while removing identifying information from the resume.
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Job Seeker privacy controls
- 1. Job Seeker Privacy Controls
- 2. Public vs. Private Controls recruiters access to Profile information Does not control recruiters access to resume
- 3. Searchable vs. Unsearchable Controls recruiters access to job seeker’s resume
- 4. Active vs. Inactive Controls whether a job seeker’s ClearedJobs.Net account is active or not
- 5. What if a job seeker wants to be anonymous? Make your Resume searchable, deleting name or other identifying information Make your Profile private
Editor's Notes
- One of our most frequently asked questions is the level of access that employers have to job seeker's profile and resume information on ClearedJobs.Net. We have several options so job seekers can select the degree of employer access that best meets the needs of their job search.When a job seeker logs in to their ClearedJobs.Net account home page they will have access to the following settings:
- This relates to the Profile the job seeker completed when registering on ClearedJobs.Net. Their profile information includes name, security clearance, city, state, zip, phone and email. If the job seeker selects "Make private" their Profile information is not viewable by employers; if they select "Make public" this information is viewable by employers. Keep in mind that Public vs. Private has nothing to do with whether a job seeker's resume is viewable by employers. That is controlled by....
- If a job seeker's resume is searchable it can be viewed by recruiters if it matches the recruiter's search criteria. A job seeker may want to make their resume unsearchable if they don't want to be contacted by recruiters, yet still want the flexibility to apply for jobs, register for job fairs, save job searches and set up job search agents.
- Selecting inactive is a quick way to shut your account down yet still keep your information for future use. For example if you just accepted a job offer and want to stop your search, select Inactive. That way your account will be easily accessible should you need it in the future.Selecting inactive is a quick way to shut your account down yet still keep your information for future use. For example if you just accepted a job offer and want to stop your search, select Inactive. That way your account will be easily accessible should you need it in the future.
- If a job seeker wants their resume to be searchable but doesn't want recruiters to know their name, the job seeker can edit their resume and remove some of the distinctive identifying information such as name, company and job title as necessary. In this case the job seeker also needs to make their Profile Private so that information is not viewable by a recruiter. The recruiter is able to send an email to the job seeker, but cannot see the job seeker's email address.