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Job and role setup

Learn how to create a job, define role criteria, and prepare the hiring workflow in Noota Talent.

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Job and role setup

Before sourcing or screening candidates, you need to create a job and define the role criteria.

Noota Talent allows you to set up a structured job framework that will be used across sourcing, screening, interviews, and evaluation.

This ensures that every candidate is assessed using the same requirements.

Why job setup is important

Creating a job before starting the hiring process allows you to:

  • Define clear criteria

  • Use the same scorecard for all candidates

  • Keep the workflow structured

  • Avoid inconsistent evaluation

  • Prepare sourcing and screening

Job setup is the first step of the hiring workflow.

How to create a job

  1. Start a new hiring process

  2. Enter the job title

  3. Define the role requirements

  4. Add required and optional criteria

  5. Configure the scorecard

  6. Confirm the job setup

You can use the Intake Agent to generate the job structure automatically.

What the job setup includes

A job setup can include:

  • Job title

  • Description

  • Required skills

  • Optional criteria

  • Scorecard

  • Evaluation rules

  • Pipeline stages

All candidates assigned to the job will use the same structure.

How job setup connects to the workflow

Once the job is created, you can:

  • Launch AI Sourcing

  • Run AI Screening

  • Start Outreach sequences

  • Conduct interviews

  • Score candidates

  • Generate reports

  • Sync with ATS

All steps stay linked to the same job.

When to create a job

Create a job when:

  • Starting a new hiring process

  • Opening a new position

  • Hiring multiple candidates

  • Working with several recruiters

  • Preparing structured evaluation

Each job should be created before sourcing candidates.


Related articles

  • Intake Agent

  • AI Sourcing

  • Candidate profile

  • Candidate scoring and benchmarking

  • How Noota Talent works

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