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Getting started

शेवटचे अद्यतन २ सप्टेंबर, २०२६

मदत लेख केवळ इंग्रजीमध्ये प्रकाशित केले जातात. JobPuul चा उर्वरित भाग तुमच्या भाषेत उपलब्ध आहे.

JobPuul is a professional network and jobs platform. One account covers everything you do here — looking for a permanent role, taking on contract work, hiring, or offering services.

Create an account

Sign up with an email address and a password.

You have to confirm your email address before you can sign in. This is not a soft gate that limits a few features: creating the account sends a verification email and gives you no session until you use it.

Signing up leaves you on a page that says so, and that page carries a "resend" button — so if the email has not arrived, ask for another there. If you have already closed it, signing up again with the same address brings you straight back to it; it does not create a second account.

Once you have an account you can add a passkey — your device's fingerprint, face or PIN instead of a password. It is optional, and you can keep using the password.

Fill in your profile

Your profile is what employers and clients see. It is worth ten minutes:

  • A headline. One line about what you do. This is the part that appears in search results.
  • What you are open to. Employee roles, contract work, both, or neither — see Employee and contractor.
  • Where you are. Used for location filters.

Choose whether you are listed

New profiles are unlisted, and unlisted is stronger than it sounds. You do not appear in the directory, in search, or in search engines — and a stranger who has your profile link gets a "not found" page. It is not a quiet setting; it is closed.

You can still browse, apply and message. Applying shows the employer your profile regardless of this setting, because they cannot assess an application they cannot read.

When you are ready, the visibility toggle in your profile settings makes it public, and you can turn it off again at any time.

What happens next

  • Looking for work? Applying for a job explains what each status in your applications list means.
  • Hiring? Posting a job covers the three things a listing needs before it can go live.
  • Selling services? Offering services covers listings and enquiries.