Employer journey · 1 min 15 sec
Define the work. Broaden the talent pool.
A retail Category Assistant example: confirm capabilities, review the token budget, define success and recognise transferable experience.
Sample role · Live-screen walkthrough · Azure William narration
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Our Bengaluru retail team needs a Category Assistant. Start with the role, industry and relevant skills. Selecting skills uses no tokens.
Before generation, approve a one-time reservation of ten tokens. This covers job-description reading, creation, revisions and publication. The typical total shown is eight to nine tokens; only completed steps are charged.
Next, define what success looks like in six to twelve months: accurate product records, reliable weekly reports and timely supplier follow-ups. Separate essential day-one capabilities from skills someone can learn after joining.
Consider transferable experience from merchandising, inventory coordination, procurement administration and retail operations. This helps broaden the candidate pool beyond identical job titles. Consider wider locations where the working arrangement allows.
Review the draft and keep responsibilities clear: the assistant supports the Category Manager, who retains buying and pricing decisions.
Unused reserved tokens return when you publish. Abandoned reservations release their unused portion after seven days, when you next access your wallet.
This walkthrough shows role preparation, not completed candidate sourcing. The reservation shown covers JD activities; talent searches and interviews have their own cost indications. Always review the current in-platform estimate before approving an activity.