# Operational Gig ## Step-by-step walkthrough ### Step 1: Click "Post A Gig"

### Step 2: Choose "Operational Gig"

### Step 3: Complete the required input form

The following table is an explanation of the fields in the first section of post operational gig.

Field	Input
Gig Category	Select gig category
Gig Type	Select gig type
Description	Description/detail about the job
Preferred Gender	Select the required specific gender or select Both

### Step 4: Complete the required input form

The following table is an explanation of the fields in the second section of post operational gig.

Field	Input
Extra Requirements	Extra Requirements like uniforms, etc
Gig Location	Location where the gigger will start working
Perks	Vouchers that have been purchased before

### Step 5: Select gigging date Specify the start date and end date of this job.

### Step 6: Set Shift and allocate number of giggers required Determine how many work shifts there are in a day. If only 1 shift, then simply fill in the Start Time, End Time, and number of giggers needed. If you want to add a work shift, then click the **Add Shift** button then also specify the start time, end time, and number of giggers needed. In addition to the number of giggers needed, the Employer can determine the level of gigger needed, how many Ace Level, Renown Level, and Newbie Level are needed.

### Step 7: Post Gig Preview After all the steps are done, a preview of the results of the gig to be posted will appear along with the estimated prices needed to post this gig. If everything is correct, then click **Confirm** to post the gig.

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