Features
Everything the plugin does sits on one of two journeys: hiring (post a job, see it on your profile, learn who applied) and looking for work (add a resume, show it on your profile, apply from a listing, track each application). The features below are what those journeys look like on a member profile.
Jobs on the member profile
Section titled “Jobs on the member profile”- A Jobs tab on member profiles with a My Jobs dashboard to post, edit, and track listings.
- A Post Job tab that keeps job submission inside the profile instead of sending members to a standalone page.
- Load-more on the My Jobs dashboard so long listing histories stay fast; it is author scoped, so non-owners only ever see published jobs.
- Nothing to configure. A member who can post a job gets the Jobs tab, and WP Job Manager decides who may post.
Resumes on the member profile
Section titled “Resumes on the member profile”Needs the Resume Manager add-on.
- A Resumes tab with My Resumes and Add Resume, so candidates can keep several resumes.
- Resumes are rendered by Resume Manager itself, so they gain its status column and its translations rather than a re-implemented copy.
- A Send Private Message link on candidate contact details, using BuddyPress Messages (shown only when the Messages component is active).
Applications
Section titled “Applications”Needs the Applications add-on.
- An Applied Jobs tab (under the Resumes tab) that lists every application with the status the employer set.
- A BuddyPress notification to the job author when someone applies, with its own on/off setting.
Bookmarks and Job Alerts
Section titled “Bookmarks and Job Alerts”Need their matching add-ons.
- A My Bookmarks tab for jobs the member saved (Bookmarks add-on).
- A Job Alerts tab so members manage their alerts without leaving the community (Job Alerts add-on).
Activity stream
Section titled “Activity stream”- Publish new jobs and new resumes to the BuddyPress activity stream, each with its own admin toggle.
- Activity is removed automatically when a job or resume is trashed or deleted, so the stream never keeps dead links.
Quick access from the admin bar
Section titled “Quick access from the admin bar”- Jobs and Resumes menus in the WordPress admin bar with live counts and submenus for My Jobs, Post Job, My Resumes, Applied Jobs, and Add Resume.
What it never does
Section titled “What it never does”- It creates no pages, owns no database tables and no post types, and adds no REST routes.
- It keeps no second list of roles. Permissions defer entirely to WP Job Manager.
- It stores nothing but its own settings and a small nav-count cache.