Can you promote in r/engineeringmanagers?
Exchange ideas on how to build up great, healthy teams and keep their members happy and motivated.
The short answer
Answer questions helpfully as a peer without mentioning or linking your product; seek moderator approval before any surveys or promotional content.
What works here
- provide expertise and actionable advice on engineering management
- engage in on-topic discussions with context-rich posts
- disclose affiliation only if relevant in comments (but avoid promotion)
What gets posts removed
- posting about or linking to your product, service, tool, newsletter, or course
- posting surveys or research without prior mod approval
- using posts or comments for lead generation or recruitment
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo product promotion
Rules state posts promoting products, services, tools, newsletters, or courses will be removed, so commercial/vendor content is banned.
No unsolicited surveys
Surveys and research solicitation require moderator approval; commercial/informal surveys will be removed.
Focus on topic & effort
Posts must be on engineering management and include sufficient context, so avoid thin promotional posts masked as questions.
Sidebar guidance
Sidebar asks for specific, contextual posts about dealing with teams—promotional content would conflict with this.
Official rules of r/engineeringmanagers
- 01No political posts
- 02No low-effort posts
- 03No product promotion
- 04No unsolicited surveys
- 05Be professional and constructive
- 06Stay on topic
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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