If you're seeing an "account not found" error or your password isn't working, the cause is almost always one of four things.
For employers.
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Most "account not found" errors come from one of:
The fastest way to figure out which is to check each in order.
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Employer accounts are tied to a specific career center. They don't carry across sites. Make sure the URL in your browser is the same career center where you originally registered.
If you're not sure which career center you registered on, check your inbox for the welcome email. It'll be from that career center's domain.
You're using a different email than the one you registered with
Try any other email addresses you might have used. Typos count too. For example, a .co instead of .com will fail.
If none work, use the Forgot your password? link on the sign-in page and enter each email you might have used. The system will only send a reset email to addresses with an account.
You registered as a job seeker, not an employer
Employer and job seeker accounts are separate, even with the same email address. If you signed up by applying to a job, you have a job seeker account, not an employer account.
To get an employer account, click Register on the career center homepage and select Employer from the menu.
Your career center signs members in through their association
Some career centers are run by associations and ask members to sign in through the association's own login page. If you saw an "Are you a member?" question when you tried to sign in, choose Yes, I am a member instead of using the regular login form.
Use Forgot your password? on the sign-in page. You'll get an email with a reset link. If the email doesn't arrive within a few minutes, check your spam folder.