This presentation was made at the California State Recruiter's Round Table meeting on July 26, 2012.

1. Creating Your Department’s Career Pages
in a few simple steps.

2. What you will learn...
how to present your career opportunities
so job-seekers can find them.

3. what you will need...
an understanding of your department’s
recruitment goals, and the hiring process
for each civil-service classification.

4. what you will not need...
an understanding of web design
or html or css programming.

5. the challenge facing state agencies...
helping highly skilled professionals find our
career opportunities and understand our
complex application process.

6. last year the state personnel board took
a significant step to address this.

7. but what can your department do?
despite spb’s best efforts, people will still search our
department websites looking for career opportunities,
so we might as well help them out.

8. ca. correctional health care services
recruiting health care and other professionals
to work inside of california’s prison system.

9. it all started with an email address
and a phone number.

10. then we got organized.

20. now, let’s get started...

21. organize your careers...
and assemble links to your exam bulletins,
test instruments and vacancies.

22. as promised, you won’t need to...
know much about web design, just organize your
information in a word document, and work with your
department’s webmasters.

23. just follow these simple steps...

24. step 1: organize your information in
a microsoft word document.

25. step 2: assemble the urls for a vpos
“class code” search result.

26. don’t worry. I’m going to show you
how to find them.

27. do you see it?
step 2: include the urls for each
“class code” result on vpos.

28. that’s right. it’s that easy.
the class code is in the url.

29. step 3: meet with your department
webmasters, and show them what you want.

30. step 4: meet with your hr management
and volunteer to project-manage this.

31. congratulations, you’re a web designer.

32. Creating Your Department’s Career Pages
in a few simple steps.
questions? contact tom gjerde:
tom.gjerde@cdcr.ca.gov
linkedin.com/in/tomgjerde