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Topic: Strategy
Site Architecture For A Job Portal
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I need to make site Architecture for a Job Portal. I have visited many of such sites, and the more I see the more I get confused :). The portal will provide things like registration for job seekers, submit their CVs, track jobs, articles abt making CVs, search by industry, position, etc.
From the employers point of view, it ll list out hot or featured employers. Employers login etc.
I need to categorise all this kind of information to make it simple for a user to go about doing his task.
i would appreciate if anyone can tell me the approach of doing this.
Thanks