Job Jigsaw (Putting the pieces together)

JobJigsaw has been designed and developed by Redian Software (formerly Cubic Web Solutions) for My Mentor Pty Ltd, a company of career professionals located in Australia. My Mentor has over 30 years of combined experience in career planning and job search coaching, and partners with leading companies in the career planning industry to offer quality, relevant products and services and value for money to candidates navigating the Australian job market.

What the Site Delivers

The platform pulls together the pieces of a candidate's career journey under one roof:

• Professional resumes and cover letters — including certified professional resumes, entry-level resumes, professional and executive resumes, and federal resumes.
• Recommended software for job seekers.
• Job interview preparation content.
• Job preparation tools and worksheets.
• A career shop offering quality solutions across the candidate lifecycle.
• Resume services tailored to students and graduates.

About the Site:

• For a quick overview, a two-minute video sits on the home page.
• The top menu pages are where visitors mainly find career information, tips and article content.
• The left-side menu pages link directly to preferred providers of career planning, resume writing and other related products.
• A link from Career Shop leads through to quality products and services.

Modules, Themes and Why We Chose Them

The build was assembled from a focused set of Drupal modules:

• Video — for the homepage explainer and tutorial content.
• Webform — to power survey forms and lead capture.
• Page Title — for granular SEO control on individual nodes.
• Google Analytics — for traffic insight.
• Pathauto — to keep URLs human-readable.
• XMLsitemap links from aliases — so search engines indexed the friendly URLs, not the node IDs.
• FAQ Base — for the structured frequently asked questions section.
• Boost — for static caching to keep page loads fast.

These modules were chosen because the JobJigsaw site had to deliver embedded video, search-friendly URLs, an XML sitemap, a webform-driven survey, an FAQ, URL aliases for search engines, and basic analytics on visitor behaviour. Each piece earned its place by solving a specific requirement rather than padding the stack.

A Foundation for Later Work

JobJigsaw is one of the early projects that informed how Redian approaches platform builds for international clients today. The same discipline — pick the lightest module that solves the requirement, document why — runs through the case studies(/case-studies) collected since. Readers interested in how that approach extends into CRM and ERP implementation(/services/crm-erp-implementation) work, or simply wanting to learn more about Redian(/about), can also get in touch(/contact).