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Resume modules

Four modules show job seekers’ resumes as profile tiles, mostly for employers browsing the site. They have the same settings and differ in which resumes they pick.

Module Picks Order
JS Newest Resume All listed resumes Newest first
JS Top Resume All listed resumes Most viewed first. Each tile also shows “N views”.
JS Featured Resumes Listed resumes that are featured and whose featured period hasn’t ended Newest first
JS Gold Resumes Listed resumes that are gold and whose gold period hasn’t ended Newest first

JS Newest Resume in the Grid layout on the home page: four tiles for Maria Lopez, David Chen, Priya Shah and Tom Becker, each with the photo area, the resume title, category, job type chip and a View Resume button.

A resume is listed when it is approved and the job seeker has left it searchable. On top of that, the modules follow each resume’s privacy choice:

  • Visitors and job seekers see only resumes whose privacy is open to everyone.
  • Logged-in employers see every approved, searchable resume.

Clicking a tile opens the resume as the visitor is allowed to see it.

Depending on the settings: the job seeker’s photo with a dot that is green when they have ticked that they are available, their name (or the resume title when the name is hidden), the resume title, location, category, the job type they want as a chip, their experience, the salary they want, and when the resume was posted. Gold and featured resumes get Gold and Featured badges. Each tile ends with a View Resume button.

Setting Default What it does
Number of resumes 6 How many resumes to show, from 1 to 30.
Layout Grid Grid (tiles side by side), List or Compact.
Grid columns 3 With Grid, how many tiles per row: 2, 3 or 4.
Photo Show Shows the job seeker’s photo.
Availability dot Show Shows the green or grey dot on the photo.
Name Show Shows the job seeker’s name.
Resume headline Show Shows the resume’s title line.
Category Show Shows the resume’s category.
Work preference Show Shows the job type the job seeker wants.
Experience Show Shows their experience.
Desired salary Show Shows the salary they want, when they gave one.
Location Show Shows the city from their first address.
Posted date Show Shows when the resume was posted.
Link target menu item The menu item the resume links open in.

If you don’t want job seekers’ names on a public page, set Name to Hide; the tile then shows the resume title instead.

  • JS Featured Resumes and JS Gold Resumes stay empty (“No resumes found”) until a job seeker’s resume is made featured or gold. Job seekers do this from their resume, within their package’s allowance. See How packages work.
  • JS Top Resume ranks by how many times each resume has been opened.

To place a module, see Modules and plugins. The matching content plugins show the same lists in an article.