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Candidate guide

Do I qualify for this role?

Before you spend time on an application, check whether you meet the stated requirements. FlexWork captures practical eligibility facts on opportunities — location, right to work, licence, qualification, experience, employment type, work mode and salary — so you can see where you fit before you apply.

1

Check the hard facts first

Open the opportunity and read its stated requirements. The questions that matter are practical: Where is the role? Can I legally work there? Do I hold the licence or qualification? What experience level is required?

2

Compare your profile to those facts

FlexWork matching evaluates stated facts against your profile before ranking anything. You see where you match, what is unverified, and what to confirm — never a hidden judgement that decides for the employer.

3

Be honest about unstated facts

If a requirement is not stated, it is not a barrier. If your profile has not confirmed a fact, that is a gap to fill or confirm, not an automatic rejection.

4

Only apply when you genuinely meet the criteria

A relevant application beats a broad one. If you meet the stated requirements, apply with evidence. If not, look for opportunities that match your actual profile instead of applying anyway.

Check a job against your profile

Find an opportunity and see where your profile lines up before you invest time in an application.

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Common questions

Does FlexWork decide whether I get a job? +

No. FlexWork surfaces where your profile fits and what is unverified. The employer makes the hiring decision — matching is deterministic facts first, relevance second, and it never substitutes for employer judgement.

What if my right to work is not stated on the listing? +

Then it is not a stated requirement for that opportunity. You still need to confirm what applies to you, but FlexWork does not invent a barrier that the employer did not state.

Can I still apply if I am missing one stated requirement? +

That is your call as a candidate, but a truthful application that meets the stated hard requirements is far stronger. Use the checklist to see what is missing before you decide.

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