Posts
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Improving the creating an account journey for jobseekers
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Adding more school type filters to the job and school search journeys
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Pre-populating a candidates profile from a previous application
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Adding guidance for international teachers on search result pages
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Hiding a candidates profile from schools and trusts
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Adding logos to job listings
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Preventing job seekers from turning on their candidate profile if they do not add their personal details or job preferences
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Handling incomplete sections of a candidate profile
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Filtering by jobs that use the application form (quick apply)
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Adding sub navigation to candidate profile pages
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Adding an 'Invitees' section to job listing pages
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Adding a school photo
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Removing the ‘What the school offers its staff’ field from the school profile and organisation profile
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Only showing qualified teaching status for candidates interested in teaching roles
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Changing the interstitial to make hiring staff aware of candidate profiles
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Changing the interstitial that prompts hiring staff to complete their school profile
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Changing ‘jobseeker profiles’ to ‘candidate profiles’
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Adding a school logo iteration 2
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How school profiles affect creating a job listing
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Job listing page iteration
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Prompting hiring staff to complete their school profile
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Prompting hiring staff to complete their organisation profile
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Creating an organisation profile
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Creating a school profile
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Notifying hiring staff about matching jobseeker profiles
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Making hiring staff aware of jobseeker profiles
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Viewing jobseeker profiles and inviting jobseekers to apply for a job
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Creating a jobseeker profile iteration 2
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Stopping draft job listings from having a publish date in the past
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Creating a job listing iteration 2
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Changing the interstitial after copying a job listing
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A/B test: position of similar jobs feature (desktop view)
We decided to keep the similar jobs feature at the bottom of job listings on the desktop view of the service
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A/B test: popular searches (quick links) on home page
The popular searches quick links were implemented because we deemed it unlikely that they would worsen users’ search experiences
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A/B test: Map-based search results
A/B test for map-based search results
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Automatically deleting old draft jobs listings
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Finding schools
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Creating a jobseeker profile
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Handling draft job listings with a publish date in the past
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Copying a job listing iteration
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Creating job listing iteration
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Middle leader analysis
Analysis of middle leader categorisation
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A/B test: more personalised subject lines on job alert emails
Subject line variant 2* was implemented because it generated a higher click-through rate (CTR) to a vacancy from the job alert emails.
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A/B test: subject filters
Subject filters were implemented because users do engage with them when they are present, and because they will be necessary to enable future work of mapping search terms to filters.
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A/B test: collapse keyword & location fields into a pop up in search results for mobile users
Collapsing these fields into a pop up reduced the proportion of searchers who found relevant results and significantly reduced the proportion who refined their search
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A/B test: move keyword & location fields to the top of search results for desktop users
Moving the fields had no impact on search success, but encouraged searchers to refine searches using filters more often
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Notifications for hiring staff users
Creating a notification system to notify hiring staff users when an application has been received for one of their job listings.
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Create a job - making it easier to copy an existing job
Allowing hiring staff to copy an existing job listing when creating a new job.
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End-to-end application journey - round 3
A round of usability testing, where we aimed to be ambitious with our prototype and think bigger for future development of the application feature.
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Reminding users about the application feature
Signposting the applications feature for existing users.
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Application management features as of November 2021
Looking at the application management features we tested in round three of the end-to-end application journey research.