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The Matching Process

  1. Create a Job Posting: Create a job posting from the Teams Section
  2. Set Instructions: Provide your “real” instructions to the system
  3. Receive Matches: The system continuously finds opportunities that fit your criteria.
  4. Review & Connect: Evaluate matches. If you like a candidate, request an interview.

Creating a Job Posting

To get the best candidates, you need more than a standard Job Description.
  1. Job Details: Title, description, responsibilities.
  2. Private Instructions: Tell the AI what you really need.
    • “Must have startup experience.”
    • “Budget is strict $120k.”
    • “Need someone who can wear multiple hats.”
  3. Publish: The system immediately starts evaluating existing candidates against your criteria.

Writing Effective Instructions

Your private instructions guide the AI to find the right fit beyond the public job description.

Example: Product Manager Role

Public Job Description:
“We are looking for a Product Manager to lead our mobile app team…”
Private Instructions (The “Real” Need):
“We need someone who has specifically shipped a mobile app from 0 to 1.
  • Must-have: Experience with fintech or banking apps.
  • Culture: We are a chaotic startup, need someone who thrives in ambiguity, not a big-co person who needs structure.
  • Deal-breaker: Anyone who hasn’t worked in a team < 50 people.
  • Budget: Max $160k base, but high equity.”
The more honest you are in your private instructions, the better your matches will be.

AI Evaluations

NoSocial uses AI to evaluate every candidate against your specific role requirements.
  • Skill Matching: Beyond keywords, understanding depth and context.
  • Cultural Fit: Aligning work styles and preferences.
  • Two-Sided Score: Ensuring the candidate is also interested in your type of role.
Score Tiers:
  • Excellent (90-100%): Strong mutual fit.
  • Good (70-89%): Solid option, meets core needs.
  • Potential (50-69%): May have gaps but worth considering.

Managing Matches

Review

See detailed AI analysis of why a candidate is a match.

Accept/Decline

Accept: Express interest. If they accept too, you connect. Decline: Remove from list. This teaches the AI what you don’t want.
Key Actions:
  • Answer Questions: In the review panel, the AI may ask clarifying questions (e.g., “Is this candidate’s agency experience relevant?”). Answering these drastically improves future matches.
  • Rate Matches: Always accept or decline. Leaving matches “pending” prevents the feedback loop from discovering new matches.
  • Provide Feedback: If you decline, tell the AI why (e.g., “Too junior”, “Wrong industry”).