If you joined the talent pool when you applied, a company may want to be introduced to you for another role. Companies only see an anonymous summary of you. You decide whether they learn who you are.
How you join the talent pool
On the apply form, tick If this role isn't a match, help me find other opportunities and choose who may consider you:
- Any company on the platform: any company hiring with aironauts® hire.
- Only this company: only the company you applied to.
This is optional, and saying no has no effect on the application you're making. If you join, you become available to other roles if the company turns down your application, or if you don't hear back within two weeks. You stay in the pool for twelve months, or until you withdraw.
What companies see before you decide
Your profile is matched to open roles automatically. A company with a matching role sees only an anonymous card: your headline, an experience band such as 5-9 yrs, your region, your top skills and strengths, and why you match. They do not see your name, your employer, your contact details, your links or your exact location.
Accept or decline
An introduction page tells you which company would like an introduction and for which role. You choose:
Step 1: Accept introduction
Your name, email and CV are shared with the company, and an application is created for the role and screened like any other. You're taken to the status page for that new application, so you can follow it.
Step 2: Decline
The company never learns who you are.
An introduction you haven't answered expires after 30 days, and then it can no longer be accepted.
Leave the talent pool
Open your status page and press Withdraw in the Talent pool section. You're taken out of the pool straight away. See Your data and withdrawing consent.