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Can you promote in r/recruiter_advice?

This forum is intended for people to ask questions that can be answered by Recruiters and is intended to help job seekers navigate the recruiting and interview process. It is also meant to give an inside look into the world of Recruiting. If you're a job seeker, ask away! If you're a Recruiter, feel free to answer questions! **Please keep debate healthy and remember we're here to help one another**

The short answer

Answer questions helpfully and transparently; avoid public job postings or solicitations and move hiring or product pitches to DMs if appropriate.

What works here

  • Answer recruiting questions and give advice
  • Discuss recruiting process and share expertise
  • Respond to candidates' questions publicly

What gets posts removed

  • Posting job listings or public hiring solicitations
  • Using posts to generate leads or recruit customers
  • Advertising products/services or surveys in posts

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No job posts

Sidebar explicitly forbids posting jobs on the subreddit, so public hiring or job advertisements are not allowed.

Use private messages for job contact

The sidebar instructs contacting a recruiter about a job via private message, indicating public solicitation is discouraged.

Recruiters can answer

Public description invites recruiters to answer questions, supporting participation focused on advice rather than promotion.

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 13, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

Read the Intoru research and correction methodology.

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