Our Standard ยท Reviewed Before Publishing

How We Judge Jobs

Every job on Clasva is reviewed before it goes live. We do not publish roles just because someone pays to post them. We publish roles that meet a standard.

Most job boards optimize for quantity.
Clasva is built around quality.

Before a listing appears on the platform, we review it for clarity, legitimacy, compensation transparency, and hiring intent. If a role does not respect a candidate's time, it does not belong here.

Every Role Is Reviewed

Every job on Clasva is reviewed
before it goes live

We publish roles that are clear, honest, and respectful of people's time. Before any listing is approved, we check for a core set of non-negotiables.

If a role does not meet these standards, it does not go live on Clasva. That is not a policy. It is a promise we keep with every single listing.
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Clear role scope
What the job actually is
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Transparent compensation
Pay shown before applying
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Real hiring intent
Actively hiring, not pipeline-building
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Reasonable expectations
Timeline and process clearly stated
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A real, verifiable company
No anonymous postings, no shell listings
The Five Standards

What we look for
in every listing

1
Clear role scope

The job description should tell candidates what they will actually be doing, who they will work with, and what success looks like.

โœ•We do not approve vague "wear many hats" postings with undefined responsibilities.
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Transparent compensation

Pay should be shown honestly and early.

โœ•We do not consider "competitive compensation" a substitute for a real salary range, rate, or compensation structure.
3
Real hiring intent

The employer should be actively hiring.

โœ•Clasva is not for "testing the market," pipeline-building, or collecting resumes without a real role behind the listing.
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Reasonable expectations

Timeline, interview process, work arrangement, and contract terms should be realistic and clearly stated.

โœ•We do not support six-round interview processes for contract work or surprise requirements introduced at the end.
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A real, verifiable company

Every employer should connect to a legitimate business, team, or organization.

โœ•Anonymous shell listings, deceptive entities, or unclear employers do not belong on Clasva.
What Gets Rejected

What usually
disqualifies a listing

A role may be rejected or sent back for revision if it includes problems with clarity, compensation, hiring intent, or employer legitimacy.

"If a company is not ready to explain the opportunity clearly, then the listing is not ready for candidates."
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No salary range or intentionally vague compensation
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Unclear responsibilities or misleading title inflation
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Obvious resume harvesting or "future pipeline" hiring
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Fake urgency with no real process behind it
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Office-heavy expectations hidden inside a "remote" listing
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Generic copy that does not explain the actual role
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Unrealistic requirements compared to compensation
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Missing company information or unverifiable employer details
What Gets Sent Back for Edits

Not every bad listing
is rejected immediately

Sometimes a role is not malicious โ€” it is just incomplete, lazy, or unclear. In those cases, we may send it back and ask the employer to revise before resubmitting.

Clasva is not trying to make posting harder.
We are trying to make applying more worthwhile.
Common revision requests
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Scope and deliverables
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Compensation details
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Employment type
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Remote or geographic restrictions
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Timeline and interview expectations
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Company description or employer identity
๐Ÿ’ฐ Salary Transparency

Salary transparency
is not optional

Candidates should not have to spend hours applying just to discover the compensation does not fit their life. Compensation should be part of the first impression, not the final surprise.

Visible salary ranges
Clear hourly, monthly, yearly, or project-based pay
Honest contract terms
Realistic compensation relative to seniority and expectations
๐ŸŒ Remote Means Remote

We take remote
and flexibility seriously

Many platforms label jobs as remote even when they are quietly tied to office expectations, specific hidden locations, or eventual relocation requirements. We review roles for real flexibility.

Whether remote actually means remote
Whether time-zone restrictions are clearly stated
Whether location requirements are transparent
Whether hybrid or on-site expectations are disclosed honestly
A remote role should not become "surprise office attendance" on page three.
Respect for Candidate Time

A good listing respects
time before the first interview

A candidate should be able to understand, at minimum:

What the job is
What the employer wants
How the work is structured
What it pays
What kind of company they are applying to
Whether the process is serious
If that information is missing, the candidate is being asked to assume too much risk too early. Clasva exists to reduce that waste.
What Employers Are Agreeing To

Posting on Clasva means
agreeing to a higher standard

When an employer submits a role to Clasva, they are not just buying visibility. They are agreeing to a hiring standard. That means:

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Honest compensation
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Realistic expectations
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Real hiring intent
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Respectful communication
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Legitimate representation of the company and role
Why This Matters

Better standards create
better outcomes

When listings are clearer, better candidates apply.
When expectations are honest, hiring gets faster.
When companies stop optimizing for volume, conversations improve.

That is good for candidates. That is good for employers. That is good for the long-term reputation of the platform.

Clasva is free for job seekers because trust matters more than friction. And that trust starts with what we allow onto the platform.

Quick Standards Summary

A listing should be all five

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Clear โ€” what the role actually is
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Honest โ€” no misleading framing or bait-and-switch
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Transparent โ€” real pay, real terms, shown upfront
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Real โ€” a legitimate company with genuine hiring intent
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Worth someone's time โ€” respects the candidate before the first click
If it is not, it does not go live.
See It in Action

Want to see the
standard in action?

Browse roles that have already been reviewed, or submit a listing that is ready to meet the bar.

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