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A few days later, Ben wants to view the interest his advertised position has attracted. He returns to the MIT Jobs website and clicks on the Non-MIT tab at left to be presented with the interface on page 2. since he already owns an account, Ben logs in by providing his username and password and clicking on “Sign In” at the top of the page. He is taken to the interface on page 3. He only has the one post that he created, but he can see that Alyssa’s message appears directly under the post. He also sees that the “Message” tab at the top of the page is bold and has “(1)” next to it. Below Alyssa’s message, there is a “reply” link that Ben clicks to produce a textbox with a “discard” and “send” buttons below it. He types his reply and clicks “send” to complete sending his response to Alyssa. He proceeds to click on the “Messages(1)” tab at the top of the page 3. he is then presented with the interface on page 6.
He has only one message, the one send by Dragos. He clicks on the “reply” button and a textbox appears on the page with “discard” and “send” buttons below it. He types his message in the textbox and clicks “send” to send it to Dragos.
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Dragos will see the message in his message inbox, and know that the position is filled