# Jobs
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**Jobs**! a way for DAOs on **Near Protocol**
to add scheduling to proposals.
In short DAO users can allow proposal to perform on their own according to their schedule.
## Why we need Jobs for DAO proposals?
DAO proposals are a way for members of a DAO to collectively make decisions about the direction of the organisation, and to ensure that the organization is run in a transparent and decentralised manner.
Usually, DAO proposals go through a voting cycle once the voting period :clock1: is over, the proposal gets executed automatically.
* **Advantages of Jobs**
With the help of jobs DAOs now have a choice to set an execution time :calendar: on which proposal actions are triggered, irrespective of when the proposal passed voting.
* **Problems faced by DAO's when they can't use scheduling for their proposals.**
Without a scheduling mechanism :alarm_clock: DAO proposals may be presented and voted on at any time, making it difficult for members to keep track of and participate in decision-making.
Without a set schedule for proposals, some members may miss the opportunity to vote or may not be aware of the proposal. This can lead to lower voter turnout and a less representative decision-making process.
* **Problem DAO's face on being limited to transaction gas limits**
DAOs often need to execute multiple transactions in order to function properly. For example, a DAO may need to vote on proposals, transfer funds, and execute other actions that all require their own transactions. If the DAO's actions exceed the block gas limit, some of the transactions will not be included in the block and will fail.
## How to create and view Jobs that were created?
**Here's how you can create a Job on near-multicall in a more concise manner:**
* Pick your preferred proposal build (custom or premade cards).
* Click the **"Export"** button on the top right of the screen.
* Choose the **"Scheduled"** option, set the desired date and time (*as shown in the images*)
* Hit "Propose" and you're all set :+1:


**To view the Jobs saved on the multicall contract, follow these steps:**
* Open the DAO interface.
* Select the "Jobs" option located in the centre of the screen.
* From there, you will be able to view all the Jobs that have been created and saved on the multicall contract :tada:
