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Guides to how the UN, NGOs, public agencies and companies hire, how to apply from another country, and how Zorlya scores and reads jobs.
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How the UN system, NGOs and other international employers post their jobs and hire, and how to apply from another country.
NGO jobs are posted on each organisation's own careers page, on sector job boards and, for the UN system, on agency portals. Read the contract type and funding line first, then follow the listing's own application route. Zorlya reads a United Kingdom charity board and a UN vacancies feed, lists employers in a directory, and has no NGO filter.
The posts to read first.
Every job gets a score from 0 to 100, built from four parts, and a fifth when the posting states a seniority level. Resume fit, skills match, salary fit and location fit are scored separately, weighted, and combined, and a part with nothing to measure is left out instead of counted as average.
Zorlya reads public job boards and applicant tracking systems, the software employers post their own openings on. Every source is one that permits automated reading. LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor and more than 20 other sites were checked and left out, each for a recorded reason.
Before you apply abroad, find out four things from the posting or the employer: whether you may legally work there, whether the employer helps with that, which documents the country expects, and what the pay is worth after local tax and costs. Rules differ by country and by case, so confirm each one with an official source.
Where employers in each country post their jobs, and what they expect from someone who applies, including from abroad.
Jobs in Botswana are posted on a few job boards and on the careers pages of banks, mining companies, universities and public bodies. Each advert states what to send, so follow it line by line. Zorlya reads one Botswana board, and its employer directory is the better place to start.
Jobs in Zambia are posted on national job boards and on the careers pages of banks, universities, regulators, NGOs and other employers. Read the advert for the closing date, the contact and the documents, then apply as it says. Zorlya reads two Zambian boards and lists Zambian employers, and it has no Zambian rules beyond the advert.
How public agencies, state-owned enterprises, banks, universities and social enterprises hire, and how that differs from a company.
Public-sector jobs are usually scored against published criteria, so your application is read against a checklist. Answer every criterion with a specific example, follow the form exactly, and allow weeks or months for a result. Rules on who may apply differ by country and by employer, so read the official notice for your case.
University jobs fall into three groups: academic and research posts, professional and support staff roles, and studentships. Each group has its own ad style, its own documents and its own process. Work out which group a role belongs to before you write anything, then follow the ad's instructions exactly.
Most people get into a bank through a graduate or early careers programme, an exam-based intake such as State Bank of India's, or a vacancy posted for experienced staff. Graduate programmes test before they interview, and central banks add nationality rules and security vetting. Read the eligibility lines first, then prepare for the tests the bank names.
Resumes, cover letters and the hiring systems employers use to collect them, from reading a posting to tracking what you sent.
Ashby jobs are openings an employer posts through Ashby, the hiring software it uses, and you find them on that employer's own Ashby job board. Start at the company's careers page and read the role there. Zorlya has an Ashby reader. It returned no jobs on 24 October 2026, and a fix for its failing runs went into the code the next day.
Lever jobs are the openings an employer lists on its own Lever page, at an address that starts with jobs.lever.co. Open the company's page, read the team, location and work arrangement on each posting, and apply on the posting itself. Zorlya reads Lever boards, and this post says how.
Workday jobs are the openings an employer lists on its own Workday career site, at an address with myworkdayjobs.com in it. Search the employer's site, note the requisition ID, and write your answers outside the form before you paste them in. Zorlya has a Workday reader, but most of its runs failed in October 2026, so only some Workday roles reach the feed.
Recruiter calls, interviews, pay and offers: how to prepare for each step and how to weigh an offer against what you have now.
Read a posted salary as a range with four labels, which are what is included, the period, the currency and whether it is before tax. When no figure is posted, look for a pay grade, then ask for the range politely before you invest time in an interview.
Write down six to eight things that matter to you, give each a weight of 1 to 3, score each option from 1 to 5, and compare the totals. Treat the result as a way to see your own priorities, not as an answer. A gap under about 10 percent of the maximum means the decision is close, and the questions you still have are what should decide it.
Spend ten minutes on the company and the posting, ten on a 60-second pitch and your salary answer, and ten on five questions of your own. On pay, say what you know honestly, ask for the range before you give a number, and give a range of your own if you must, with the floor you can accept at the bottom.
Guides to the features of Zorlya and notes on what changed: what each feature does, how to set it up and where its limits are.
The Add a job button in the Zorlya app saves a posting from a site Zorlya does not read, using its link, its pasted text, or both. The job is private to your account, counts toward your saved jobs limit, and a link fetch reads only the title, employer, place and date.
Every email Zorlya sends now uses one shared layout, with the logo at the top left, a short heading, one button and a footer that says why you got the message. Security notices keep their line about what to do if it was not you. The only thing an email loads from the web is the logo.
Add one address to Claude or another listed AI app, sign in to Zorlya in your browser, and approve read only or read and change. The assistant can search jobs, read your matches and move applications. It cannot send email or apply for you.
How Zorlya scores and matches jobs, where the jobs come from, and what the dates and salaries on a posting mean.
Some employers never post on a job board. They hire through their own website, through networks, or through a system that no aggregator reads. If an employer you want is missing, go to its own careers page, look for sector sources, and ask for it to be added.
AI job search is software that reads your resume and a pool of postings, then ranks the postings by how closely they match. It finds roles you would not have searched by title, and it fails on thin postings, stale data and rankings it cannot explain. Six questions tell you whether a tool deserves your time.
To find jobs based on your resume, a matching tool reads your resume into a profile, compares it with posted jobs and ranks them. Judge the results by checking the reasons and the misses, not only the top of the list.
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Jobs in Botswana are posted on a few job boards and on the careers pages of banks, mining companies, universities and public bodies. Each advert states what to send, so follow it line by line. Zorlya reads one Botswana board, and its employer directory is the better place to start.
Ashby jobs are openings an employer posts through Ashby, the hiring software it uses, and you find them on that employer's own Ashby job board. Start at the company's careers page and read the role there. Zorlya has an Ashby reader. It returned no jobs on 24 October 2026, and a fix for its failing runs went into the code the next day.
Jobs in Zambia are posted on national job boards and on the careers pages of banks, universities, regulators, NGOs and other employers. Read the advert for the closing date, the contact and the documents, then apply as it says. Zorlya reads two Zambian boards and lists Zambian employers, and it has no Zambian rules beyond the advert.
Public-sector jobs are usually scored against published criteria, so your application is read against a checklist. Answer every criterion with a specific example, follow the form exactly, and allow weeks or months for a result. Rules on who may apply differ by country and by employer, so read the official notice for your case.
Lever jobs are the openings an employer lists on its own Lever page, at an address that starts with jobs.lever.co. Open the company's page, read the team, location and work arrangement on each posting, and apply on the posting itself. Zorlya reads Lever boards, and this post says how.
Workday jobs are the openings an employer lists on its own Workday career site, at an address with myworkdayjobs.com in it. Search the employer's site, note the requisition ID, and write your answers outside the form before you paste them in. Zorlya has a Workday reader, but most of its runs failed in October 2026, so only some Workday roles reach the feed.
Greenhouse jobs are the openings an employer posts on its own Greenhouse board, usually at a boards.greenhouse.io or job-boards.greenhouse.io address. Find the company's board, read the posting's dates and location with care, and apply on the page itself. Zorlya's Greenhouse reader returned no jobs on 25 October 2026, the day a fix for its runs went into the code.
Some employers never post on a job board. They hire through their own website, through networks, or through a system that no aggregator reads. If an employer you want is missing, go to its own careers page, look for sector sources, and ask for it to be added.
The Add a job button in the Zorlya app saves a posting from a site Zorlya does not read, using its link, its pasted text, or both. The job is private to your account, counts toward your saved jobs limit, and a link fetch reads only the title, employer, place and date.
You can check a resume for ATS problems yourself in about fifteen minutes with a plain text editor and one job posting. The routine below finds unreadable text, scrambled order, missing headings and keyword gaps.
AI job search is software that reads your resume and a pool of postings, then ranks the postings by how closely they match. It finds roles you would not have searched by title, and it fails on thin postings, stale data and rankings it cannot explain. Six questions tell you whether a tool deserves your time.
To find jobs based on your resume, a matching tool reads your resume into a profile, compares it with posted jobs and ranks them. Judge the results by checking the reasons and the misses, not only the top of the list.
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