The Job Card is the knowledge hub of your Huntr Job Tracker, where all important job information is stored and managed. Each job card is a dedicated space to organize and track every detail of a job application, helping you stay organized and efficient throughout the process.
Here’s a breakdown of each section within the Job Card:
1. Company: This field allows you to enter the name of the company you're applying to.
2. Job Title: Enter the specific title of the position you're applying for. This will also be used to build your Job Tailored Resume.
3. Post URL: Store the URL of the job listing so you can quickly reference it.
4. Salary: Log the salary information for the position, if available, to keep track of the compensation details.
5. Location: Add the job location for the role. This is important for those looking to/for relocate, remote only positions, local openings.
6. Color: Customize the color of the job card to visually organize and categorize your applications (e.g., Product Manager roles are green, Project Manager roles are blue).
7. Description: This section is where you can log the job description from the job posting. This will be used for any of our AI tools (Resume Builders, Cover Letters, interview prep.)
8. Deadline: Use this field to add the application deadline, ensuring you submit everything on time.
9. Application: Track when and where you submitted your application by clicking Log Application. You can add notes about the date, platform (e.g., LinkedIn, company website), and any follow-up actions.
10. Interviews: Log all interview details here by selecting Log Interview. You can track the date, time, and any notes related to your interview schedule, helping you stay organized as you progress through multiple rounds.
11. Offer: If you receive an offer, you can log the details in this section. Click Log Offer to enter important information like the offer date, salary, benefits, and any contingencies.
12. Offer Acceptance: When you’ve made a final decision, use the Log Offer Acceptance option to document your acceptance of the job offer, keeping a complete record of your job search from start to finish.
