What does it mean when a recruiter posted a job?
A recruiter-posted job is listed by a LiveRec Live Recruiter working for a hiring company, and carries a "Live Recruiter curated" badge to say so. The recruiter agency's name stays hidden. You apply the same way as for any other job. A recruiter who posted the job sees your application and profile the way an employer does.
Steps
- Open the job from the search results or its detail page and look for the "Live Recruiter curated" badge (a job marked "Urgent hiring" shows a different badge).
- Apply as usual. Applying needs a plan that includes applications; free accounts cannot apply.
Good to know
- See who can see your profile for what is shared.
What is the same and what is different
| Recruiter-posted job | Direct employer job | |
|---|---|---|
| How you apply | Same steps | Same steps |
| Badge | Live Recruiter curated | None for this |
| Recruiter agency name | Hidden | Not applicable |
| Who sees your application | The recruiter who posted it, as an employer would | The employer |
Common questions
Do I pay the recruiter? Nobody should ask you for money to apply or be placed. Fees between a recruiter and a client are agreed outside LiveRec. If you are asked to pay, report the job. See report a fake job.
Can I apply without a plan? No. Free accounts cannot apply to any job, recruiter-posted or not.
What does the recruiter see? The recruiter who posted the job sees your application and profile the way an employer does. See who can see your profile.