One more suggestion, Trudi. I tried in the Experience Section to add my former positions. As the company is not in the TWN listings, I cannot add my previous work experience. And I do not dare to create a profile for my former company... I suggest the following: when the user types in the name of a company, if it's recognized in the data base, then that's fine, a simple Tab stroke could make the work. Otherwise, the system should allow the user to enter a company name that does not exist in the data base and, eventually, to create a new company profile (but not mandatory). In any case, congrats for the beautiful new interface. Love it!
Published by Andres Alcolea Rodriguez, Head of Groundwater Division, TK Consult AG
One more suggestion, Trudi.
I tried in the Experience Section to add my former positions. As the company is not in the TWN listings, I cannot add my previous work experience. And I do not dare to create a profile for my former company...
I suggest the following: when the user types in the name of a company, if it's recognized in the data base, then that's fine, a simple Tab stroke could make the work. Otherwise, the system should allow the user to enter a company name that does not exist in the data base and, eventually, to create a new company profile (but not mandatory).
In any case, congrats for the beautiful new interface. Love it!
I tried in the Experience Section to add my former positions. As the company is not in the TWN listings, I cannot add my previous work experience. And I do not dare to create a profile for my former company...
I suggest the following: when the user types in the name of a company, if it's recognized in the data base, then that's fine, a simple Tab stroke could make the work. Otherwise, the system should allow the user to enter a company name that does not exist in the data base and, eventually, to create a new company profile (but not mandatory).
In any case, congrats for the beautiful new interface. Love it!