A place to discuss career options, to ask questions and give advice!
5Mmembers
15 yrsage
10/10signal
Resume reviews, interview prep, career switches, and remote work. High-stakes questions from motivated people — career services and edtech find real demand here.
A place to discuss career options, to ask questions and give advice!
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CSCareerQuestions is a community for those who are in the process of entering or are already part of the computer science field. Our goal is to help navigate and share challenge
Plan your career in the wide world of finance.
Get help with your resume! Checkout the wiki and/or sidebar for resources and info!
A place dedicated to giving and finding job-related advice, be it for resumes, job applications or career paths.
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A place to discuss remote work. Not a job board.
This subreddit is designed to help anyone in or interested in the IT field to ask career-related questions.
We analyzed the published rules of these 11 communities: 7 prohibit self-promotion outright, 3 allow it only under conditions (designated threads, participation ratios, or moderator approval). The biggest audience is r/careerguidance with 5M members. Always open a community's rules link before posting — it takes a minute and protects your account.
Career Reddit runs on anonymous honesty impossible on LinkedIn: real salary numbers, resume teardowns without politeness padding, and interview debriefs from inside specific companies. r/resumes will rebuild your resume bullet by bullet; r/cscareerquestions has mapped tech hiring so thoroughly its advice shapes industry norms; r/overemployed openly discusses working multiple remote jobs — a conversation existing nowhere else.
Recruiters and career-services businesses: this audience deeply distrusts you, precisely because it comes here to escape LinkedIn's performance culture. Resume writers and coaches who give away real value in comments earn clients; anyone selling hope gets flamed. The communities' collective resume/interview wisdom is genuinely good, and it's free — your paid product must beat that bar and prove it.
Yes — anonymize it, export as an image or PDF per the community format, and members (including hiring managers and recruiters) give specific, blunt line-edits. Common feedback themes: quantify achievements, cut objective statements, one page for under 10 years' experience. Expect directness; that's the value.
Partially. Its interview-prep and negotiation frameworks apply broadly, but its salary expectations and hiring-process assumptions skew heavily toward large US tech companies. For non-tech careers, r/careerguidance and r/jobs give more generalized advice. Read salary threads with location and industry filters in mind — the numbers aren't universal.
r/careerguidance is the largest community in this niche with 5M members. A place to discuss career options, to ask questions and give advice!
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