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How to Make Job Offers in Better HR

Making Job Offers Using Better Jobs

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Written by Myo Zaw Hein
Updated over a month ago

After screening, assignments, and interviews, it's time to make an offer to your shortlisted candidate. Here’s how to do it using Better Jobs.


✅ Prerequisite: Candidate Must Reach the Offer Stage

Only candidates who have passed the Interview stage can receive a job offer. Make sure to move the candidate to the Offer stage before proceeding.


Step 1: Go to the Candidates Tab

  • Navigate to the Recruitment tab in Better Jobs.

  • Click on the relevant job post.

  • Go to the Candidates tab.

  • Find your shortlisted candidate (typically in the Interview or Offer section).

  • Click on the candidate’s name to open the action box.


Step 2: Move Candidate to Offer Stage

  • In the action box, click the down arrow next to “Interview” or “Qualified.”

  • Select Move to Offer Stage from the dropdown.


Step 3: Create the Job Offer

  • After moving to the Offer stage, click the “Create Offer” button inside the candidate's action box.

A form will appear asking for key offer details:

  • Job Title

  • Department

  • Start Date

  • Salary

  • Employment Type (e.g., Full-Time, Part-Time)

  • Workplace Type (On-site, Hybrid, Remote)

  • Other Conditions (Optional)

Click “Send Offer” when ready.


Step 4: Candidate Receives the Offer

  • The candidate will receive a formal Employment Offer Letter via the Better Jobs App (or web version).

  • They will have two options:

    • Sign to Accept Offer

    • Reject Offer


Step 5: Track Offer Status

You can check the status of the offer in real-time:

  • Go to the Offer tab in the action box.

  • The candidate’s stage will update to Offer Accepted or Offer Rejected based on their response.


✅ Tips for Sending Offers

  • Be Clear & Detailed – Include all key terms to avoid back-and-forth.

  • Send Timely Offers – Don’t delay; good candidates may be considering other roles.

  • Follow Up If Needed – If a candidate doesn’t respond within a few days, a gentle reminder can help.

  • Document Customization – Use the offer letter to reflect your company’s tone and values.

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