HFW Community Manager

WHAT IF YOUR NEXT JOB WAS SOMETHING YOU HAD TO EARN

A few weeks ago, we launched Hire For Work (HFW) with a simple idea:

Bring the next generation of opportunities closer to the next generation of talent.

Now we're looking for the people who can make that idea move.

Not social-media managers.

Not people who can simply post announcements.

Not another community executive ticking boxes on a job description.

We're looking for community builders.

People with in-roads into student communities, prestigious institutes, developer circles, geek forums, gaming communities, creative networks, finance circles, and places where interesting people actually hang out.

Your job

Make HFW impossible to ignore.

Build conversations.

Find exceptional people.

Connect communities with industry.

Discover talent before everyone else does.

Help us identify the next great HR professional, campus ambassador, advertiser, designer, developer, gamer, finance professional, strategist, creator or something we haven't even thought of yet.

THIS IS NOT AN ORDINARY JOB OPENING.

Think of it as a live, prove-yourself-and-get-hired hackathon.

For a limited time, our team has opened the doors to the HFW Inner Circle.

Join the HFW Inner Circle on WhatsApp

Get approved.

Introduce yourself.

Tell us what communities you can reach, what you're interested in, and — most importantly —

where are you ready to prove yourself

Our communities are already active.

They're not waiting for your résumé.

They're waiting to see what you can do.

AND YES, THERE'S A SECOND DOOR.

HFW started on Discord.

We didn't mention this earlier. Deliberately.

If you figured out why ... You might be our kind of person.

Enter the HFW Discord

WE WANT COMMUNITY MANAGERS WHO ARE...

Part recruiter.

Part developer.

Part journalist.

Part psychologist.

Part event host.

Part internet native.

Part moderator.

Part storyteller.

Okay.

Not part. Experts.

You don't have to be an engineer. But you should probably know what GitHub is without asking Google.

And you should understand why people build things, why communities form, why conversations die, and why some people can walk into a room and make everyone else want to participate.

If these are the questions you naturally go to sleep with:

Who joined

What are they building

Who disappeared

Why did that conversation explode

Why did nobody respond to this one

Who knows something interesting

Who should meet whom

What should we discuss tomorrow

Then...

You might be exactly who we're looking for.

Build your network.

Expand it.

Connect it to industry.

Create conversations nobody thought to start.

Find people nobody else has found.

And show us what happens when you do.

Don't apply to become a community manager.

Build a community.

Prove yourself.

Get hired.

Hire For Work.

The next generation is already here. We're looking for the people who can find it.