Trying to stay on the right side of the rules, question for the mods
I’m hoping to stay within the subreddit guidelines, so I’m reaching out to the mods for clarity. The description mentions including “recruitment system developers.” I’m curious about the intended focus:
1) Is the aim to encourage valuable discussions on this topic?
2) Should we only be sharing third-party recommendations?
3) Are requests for someone to build a system allowed?
4) Why doesn’t anyone appear to be taking initiative on this?
5) Is there another direction we should be considering?
It seems a bit odd that one can be a developer or contributor but can’t promote their work unless they’re discussing broad industry insights. Thanks in advance for your help!
It’s a good question you’ve raised! The inclusion of “recruitment system developers” in the subreddit description suggests a welcoming environment for discussions relevant to that community. Here are a few thoughts on this:
Valuable Questions: It seems like the subreddit could benefit from both general questions about development practices and specific inquiries about recruitment systems. Many community members might appreciate insights or knowledge-sharing about challenges or innovations in this space.
Third Party Recommendations: While looking for recommendations for specific developers or services can be useful, it’s usually best to focus on platforms or individuals who have a strong record. This can prevent spam and ensure that discussions remain constructive.
Building Requests: Asking for someone to build a system for you could be a valid topic, but it should ideally lead to discussions about best practices, technologies, or methodologies rather than straight-up job requests.
Engagement Levels: If you notice a lack of attempts or participation in recruitment system development, it might be due to various factors, including different levels of interest or the current state of the industry.
Something Else: Ultimately, it might just be about fostering a community where knowledge-sharing can happen, whether that’s through asking questions, offering insights, or discussing trends.
For clarification or if you’re unsure, it might be helpful to reach out directly to the mods for their vision for the subreddit. Open discussions about the community’s purpose can only enhance everyone’s experience!