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SAP Exam C_THR84_2311 Topic 5 Question 27 Discussion

Actual exam question for SAP's C_THR84_2311 exam
Question #: 27
Topic #: 5
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What are some leading practices to format job requisitions so that the job description will render correctly in the Career Site Builder site?Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

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Suggested Answer: A, C

To format job requisitions so that the job description will render correctly in the Career Site Builder site, you should follow these leading practices:

Use simple tags such as <li> or <b> in job descriptions. These tags are supported by Career Site Builder and can help you create bullet points, bold text, and other basic formatting options. Avoid using advanced tags such as

by Jacki at Sep 18, 2024, 06:24 PM

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Tambra
10 months ago
Hey, if my job description looks like a ransom note, at least it'll stand out, right? Kidding, kidding, A and C all the way.
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Latia
10 months ago
C) Use Notepad or another plain text editor to copy and paste job descriptions.
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Bettina
10 months ago
A) Use simple tags such as
  • or in job descriptions.
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    Shantay
    11 months ago
    Word and Excel? What is this, the 90s? Let's keep it clean and straightforward.
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    Rupert
    11 months ago
    I prefer using advanced tags like
    or for more customization options.
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    Curtis
    11 months ago
    I'd rather use a plain text editor than risk my job description looking like a hot mess on the Career Site Builder.
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    Reuben
    10 months ago
    A) Use simple tags such as
  • or in job descriptions.
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    Brianne
    10 months ago
    B) Use advanced tags such as
    or in job descriptions.
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    Diane
    10 months ago
    C) Use Notepad or another plain text editor to copy and paste job descriptions.
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    Leonor
    10 months ago
    A) Use simple tags such as
  • or in job descriptions.
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    Jeannine
    11 months ago
    B and D are just asking for trouble. Stick to the basics, people!
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    Cammy
    10 months ago
    B and D are just asking for trouble. Stick to the basics, people!
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    German
    10 months ago
    C) Use Notepad or another plain text editor to copy and paste job descriptions.
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    Carlee
    10 months ago
    A) Use simple tags such as
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    Bettina
    11 months ago
    A and C are the way to go! Keep it simple and avoid fancy formatting.
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    Vallie
    10 months ago
    Definitely, using basic tags and plain text editors ensures compatibility across platforms.
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    Malinda
    10 months ago
    Yes, keeping it simple is key for proper rendering on the Career Site Builder site.
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    Marion
    10 months ago
    C) Use Notepad or another plain text editor to copy and paste job descriptions.
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    Marylou
    10 months ago
    A) Use simple tags such as
  • or in job descriptions.
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    Levi
    11 months ago
    I agree with Melinda. Simple tags are easier to render correctly on the Career Site Builder site.
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    Melinda
    11 months ago
    I think we should use simple tags like
  • or in job descriptions.
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