Are there character limitations to consider before publishing my job ad?
Yes there are! We recommend you keep within these following character constraints to ensure your job ad is published successfully. We also recommend that
Title: Up to 100 characters
Job Description: Up to 2000 characters
We suggest to refrain from using emoticons if possible in the job description to maximize the character usage and reduce any errors should certain emoticons be illegible.
You may use the word counter placed right at the top of the job description box too easily to keep track of the character limit!
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