If I started a resume sticky, and cleared all the posts out once a week (meaning if you hadn't found a position and were still looking for one, you just re-post) do you think that would be helpful as opposed to the current sticky?
If I started a resume sticky, and cleared all the posts out once a week (meaning if you hadn't found a position and were still looking for one, you just re-post) do you think that would be helpful as opposed to the current sticky?
Looking at the replies to the sticky would just be the same as checking replies to their own respective thread. If they see someone they like or is suitable then they PM them.
Looking at the replies to the sticky would just be the same as checking replies to their own respective thread. If they see someone they like or is suitable then they PM them.
If I started a resume sticky, and cleared all the posts out once a week (meaning if you hadn't found a position and were still looking for one, you just re-post) do you think that would be helpful as opposed to the current sticky?
A subsection is meh. Been said above as to why.
Allowing threads in the main section is even more of a clusterfuck than the sticky. Resume's in between discussion threads and hiring threads in between those as well. It's harder to find stuff than in a maintained sticky.
If I started a resume sticky, and cleared all the posts out once a week (meaning if you hadn't found a position and were still looking for one, you just re-post) do you think that would be helpful as opposed to the current sticky?
It'd be better organised than the current one - most common complaints seem to be the volume of posts to look through. Just offering an alternative.
Ah, maybe the older thread had the discussion about a subsection. Tldr is that it's just another half-vacant section.
It'd be better organised than the current one - most common complaints seem to be the volume of posts to look through. Just offering an alternative.
Ah, maybe the older thread had the discussion about a subsection. Tldr is that it's just another half-vacant section.
That would hinder those looking for work, and employers looking to hire. The base number will continue to get smaller with every thread wipe. If I'm an employer, looking through 4 pages of posts should not be an issue more than it is a benefit. Every business would want a high base of participants to choose from.
There is definitely not enough activity to warrant an individual forum. Even if one were to be made, it would be inactive without question. I think the best decision is to allow employers to create threads, and make job seekers resort to the sticky. I don't think there are enough employers looking for workers to cause clutter. Threads like those are created once in a blue moon.
For future reference, all posts not containing information about a business or information about an application, will be infracted and deleted.
Bumping this thread is not necessary and not allowed.
I highly doubt employers would overlook "buried" posts. When going through a real listing directory, would an employer only look at new posts? There is no need to bump that thread after already posting in it.
Just an update on how dead the current Market Discussion is, there are only 7 active threads within the week. Very bad numbers, so allowing us to post hiring threads will boost involvement within that thread.