Title: Why Did They Take Down That Job Posting? - Work Coach Cafe
Headings: Why Did They Take Down That Job Posting?
Why Did They Take Down That Job Posting?
Don’t Panic or Get Discouraged
7 Reasons Job Postings Are Removed
1. The job was filled.
2. They have sufficient applicants.
3. The job was cancelled.
4. The job was moved to a new location.
5. The job is being re-written.
6. The posting period has ended.
7. They put the job “on hold.”
Or, Something Else Happened…
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Content: is no longer available because revenue didn’t increase as expected. Or another use for those funds has been found — new equipment, new software, or a different job in another part of the company or another location. Or the employer is re-organizing, and the job described in the posting may no longer be needed. Or the job description isn’t accurate — unnecessary skills are included, and/or necessary skills were left out. So, they’ve decided to start over with a completely new job description (see # 5, below) and, possibly, a different job title. 4. The job was moved to a new location. Reorganizations happen, and the job is no longer where the posting said it was. So, for example, rather than pay to relocate someone who applied for the job in Los Angeles to the new location in Chicago, they kill the first job posting, and re-post the job with the new location. 5.