Privacy on the job site
How this site counts visits, and what happens when you rate roles, continue with LinkedIn or apply.
Counting visits, without cookies
We count visits to learn which roles people look at and how they find them. We use no cookies and store nothing on your device for this. For each page you open we keep: the page and role, the site or search engine that sent you (from your browser and any campaign tags in the link), your country, and whether you used a phone, tablet or computer. We also note how long the page was open and in use, how far you scrolled, and whether you pressed Apply or Share.
To count unique visitors we keep a one-way code made from your network address and browser. It changes every day, so we cannot follow you from one day to the next. Visit records are kept for up to 400 days.
When you apply, the application notes where your visit started that day (for example LinkedIn, a search engine or a JSB email), or where a visit you made signed in started in the last 30 days, so JSB knows which places bring applications.
Searches
We count the words people search for on this site and how many roles matched, without linking them to anyone.
JSB's AI recruiter
When you describe the role you want or ask about the roles shown, an AI model running on Cloudflare, the company that hosts this site, reads your message along with the public facts of the roles on your screen. It is not sent to any other AI company. The conversation stays in this browser tab and is gone when you close it. We do not keep what you type: we count only what it was understood to mean (for example "tax, remote") and how many roles matched, without linking it to anyone.
If you are signed in, it also reads your profile (what you told us you want) and, if you chose to add one for it on My JSB, the text of your resume, so its answers fit you. It describes how a role fits in words; it never gives you a score. Nothing on this site uses AI to rank, score or turn down candidates for JSB Partners's recruiters: people decide.
Job alerts
If you save a search or ask for roles that fit you, we email new matching roles to the address LinkedIn gave us, daily or weekly as you chose. Each email has a link to stop that alert, and on Your data you can pause or delete your alerts.
Rating roles
When you give a role a thumbs up or down, your picks and any reasons you give stay in this browser. If you write why in your own words, an AI model running on Cloudflare, the company that hosts this site, reads your note to turn it into preferences you then confirm. It is not sent to any other AI company.
Continue with LinkedIn
LinkedIn is the only sign-in; there is no JSB Partners password. If you continue with LinkedIn, we keep your name, email address and photo from LinkedIn with the roles you view and rate, to show you roles that fit. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control, the roles you view are not linked to you.
JSB Partners recruiters see your preferences and the roles you viewed only if you choose to share your preferences or you apply for a role.
Searches JSB hasn't posted
Most of JSB Partners's searches are confidential and never posted. If you choose "Be considered" on My JSB, JSB Partners recruiters see your profile there (what you want) and your latest resume: the one from your latest application, or the one you added for the AI recruiter. They may message you on this site, and we email you a link when they do. The email says only that a recruiter would like to talk to you.
We never share your name or resume with a client without asking you first. You see how many times recruiters looked at your profile in the last 30 days, as a number. Turn it off on My JSB any time; recruiters then no longer find you this way.
Recruiters see the people who chose this in an order set by plain rules: how what you told us you want (pay, level, where, the moves you would make) compares with the search. No AI ranks or scores you, and every decision is a recruiter's.
Chatting with a recruiter
"Talk to a JSB recruiter" needs your LinkedIn sign-in, so the recruiter knows who they are talking to. JSB Partners recruiters then see your name, email address and photo from LinkedIn and what you write in the chat, so they can help with what you have already looked at, they also see:
- your conversation with the AI recruiter, as it goes on;
- the roles you open, the searches you run and the roles you rate or save on this site during that visit, and while the chat is open;
- the role or search you are on while you chat;
- your saved preferences, the roles you applied to and your job alerts, if you have any.
Until you start a chat, the list of what you did on this visit stays in your browser tab.
We keep the chat with your details until you delete your data. When a recruiter replies and you are not on the page, we email you to say so, with a link back; the email does not include what they wrote.
Applying
What you send with an application (your name, email, phone, resume and message) goes to JSB Partners recruiters. They always ask you before sending your resume to a client.
How long we keep it
- Visit counts: up to 400 days, with no link to you unless you were signed in.
- Applications and their resumes: 24 months after you apply, then they are deleted.
- Your profile, alerts, ratings and chats: until you delete them on Your data.
If a JSB Partners recruiter takes your application forward, they may add you to JSB Partners's own recruiting database, which JSB keeps as part of its search work. Deleting your data on this site does not remove that record; ask JSB Partners if you would like it removed.
Your choices
On Your data you can see what you told us, turn sharing on or off, and delete your picks. If you signed in, you can delete everything we hold from your LinkedIn sign-in: your ratings, the roles you viewed, applications you made while signed in, your chats with recruiters, and anything you ran on Comp IQ.
For anything else, contact JSB Partners.