I'd like to make sure I don't commit a forum faux pas. What's the best way to notify the community about a full-time position in audio support?
What's the protocol for posting jobs?
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Re: What's the protocol for posting jobs?
I don't think we have a specific protocol.
Some people post jobs in the market place. But I sort of prefer to see them in either general discussion or Varsity/Junior Varsity, depending on what level of job it is. I normally think about the market place when looking for gear rather than job postings.
I say post it up. If Bennett thinks it should go elsewhere he'll just move it and then send you a nasty little PM admonishing you to post in the correct forum or get banned...oh wait...that's another forum
I don't think we have a specific protocol.
Some people post jobs in the market place. But I sort of prefer to see them in either general discussion or Varsity/Junior Varsity, depending on what level of job it is. I normally think about the market place when looking for gear rather than job postings.
I say post it up. If Bennett thinks it should go elsewhere he'll just move it and then send you a nasty little PM admonishing you to post in the correct forum or get banned...oh wait...that's another forum
Re: What's the protocol for posting jobs?
LOL - I suggest the Marketplace.
I say post it up. If Bennett thinks it should go elsewhere he'll just move it and then send you a nasty little PM admonishing you to post in the correct forum or get banned...oh wait...that's another forum
LOL - I suggest the Marketplace.
Re: What's the protocol for posting jobs?
Take the time and describe the job. Like is it Freelance (short or long term), Part Time or Full Time... and describe the skill level Entry, Mid Level or Master.
Riley Casey posted probably the BEST one I have seen. https://soundforums.net/threads/12457-Help-wanted-Sound-engineers
But I would put it in the Market Place.
Take the time and describe the job. Like is it Freelance (short or long term), Part Time or Full Time... and describe the skill level Entry, Mid Level or Master.
Riley Casey posted probably the BEST one I have seen. https://soundforums.net/threads/12457-Help-wanted-Sound-engineers
But I would put it in the Market Place.