Career site contextualization

Conceptintermediate

The rule deciding which requisitions post to a career site: OR within each context, AND across all contexts set, with parent organization and location contexts also publishing their children.

What people get wrong

The confusions are the difficulty. Each one is a belief that sounds right and is not.

That the rule is OR everywhere. It is OR within a context and AND across contexts.
That a parent context does not publish child requisitions. It does.

Recall it

A career site has a location context and an organization context. A requisition matches the location but not the organization. Does it post?

No. OR applies within a context, AND applies across the contexts set. Then add: a parent organization or location context also publishes its children, which is a separate inheritance rule.

Memory hook: OR inside a box, AND between boxes. Parents drag their children along.

Rests on ORC-CAREERSITE-011, ORC-CAREERSITE-012.

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Career sites and how they decide which jobs appearCreate a career site, then understand the contextualization rule that decides which requisitions post to it — including the AND-across-OR-within logic and parent-child inheritance.

Terminology glossary — what a term means, and what people get wrong when they use it

What people get wrong

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