Reddit rules index · read 2026-09-26
Can you promote on r/ITCareerQuestions?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
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This subreddit is designed to help anyone in or interested in the IT field to ask career-related questions.
What its rules say about promotion
No Job Advertisements or Recruiting!
We are here to discuss careers and help people get to those next steps. This is not designed to be a recruitment or job advertisement sub.
No Solicitations or Promotions!
We are here to discuss careers and help people get to those next steps in their career. This is not designed as an ingress point or marketing forum for external services.
All 7 rules of r/ITCareerQuestions
- Screen out personal information!
We want to protect our users so please make sure you sanitize anything with personal information (name, company, location, etc.) before posting. - Keep it civil and constructive!
We are about constructive criticism and it is imperative that posts and comments are civil and constructive. Follow the simple rule of, "If you can't say something nice. Don't say anything at all." - No Job Advertisements or Recruiting!
We are here to discuss careers and help people get to those next steps. This is not designed to be a recruitment or job advertisement sub. - No Solicitations or Promotions!
We are here to discuss careers and help people get to those next steps in their career. This is not designed as an ingress point or marketing forum for external services. - Not an actual question.
This is a sub focused on IT Career Questions not statements or stances. If it isn't a question then does it really need to be here? - AI generated / AI bot content
No AI generated bots or answers allowed. This is a sub for humans and human interaction. - Getting into IT, not out
This is a sub for people who need help and advice about getting into or navigating the IT realm. If you're leaving it to do something completely different, there are better subreddits for that.
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