Facebook launched a new job posting section yesterday, where users can find jobs and businesses can place job-related ads.
With the name "Jobs", The section is already available to everyone, both in desktop browsers and through mobile applications.
The Facebook boasted that it had over 2,2 billion monthly active users around the end of 2017, and a large number of these users will likely look for one or more jobs at some point in their lives. THE company she wants to keep these users connected to her site and "hit" it LinkedIn. And of course, all of this is based on "ease of use".
It is known that creating a profile on LinkedIn can sometimes be complicated and once you manage to create a nice LinkedIn page, the site will bombard you to death with countless alerts every day.
Nevertheless, LinkedIn (now part of Microsoft) has maintained its position as the supreme leader in job search portals, mainly due to its sheer size.
But Facebook is much larger in users than LinkedIn (500 million total, 100 million monthly active users), and the near-daily friction with it makes it easy and commonplace. platform, which does not prompt the user to submit a job application.
Facebook will automatically fill in the job history fields when you apply for a job, as well as other information it gets from your profile. Of course you can edit your application before submitting it. Businesses will only be able to see the information you provide to them as well as what is publicly available on your Facebook profile. On the other hand, users can subscribe to a company's Facebook page to receive new job notifications.
It has nothing to do with the link you put. It only concerns jobs in Facebook in particular, it does not concern ads of other companies etc. It has nothing to do with Linkedin. It concerns "work at Facebook".
Unless you mean it https://www.facebook.jobs ...
Yes, you are right, Link has been fixed