Written guidance on how to make a job on OSD successful

Erioldoesdesign commented 2 years ago

We don't have guidance docs about how a job poster can make their job successful.

Let's start a thread here on how to write an article - which could then be used in comms related to posting a job about how to make the post successful.

Ideas:

Add a hello and contact info to your forum post when a job is approved
Check the forum post at least once per month/when able to
Answer questions for the designers, typical questions include etc....

dibyajyoti-ganguly commented 1 year ago

Hi , I was thinking about working on this issue , but before doing that , I just wanted to clarify something . Should the person working on this issue provide a documented approach and some tips on how to make a job post successful?

jdittrich commented 1 year ago

…working on this issue provide a documented approach and some tips on how to make a job post successful?

Yes!

@Erioldoesdesign mentioned a few best practices, and I think it would also be good to provide a faux job example and why it is good. (Clear task, goals for the task, target group defined, contact person clear…)

Maybe start on an etherpad or gdoc or the like, in case you want to get quick feedback?

Erioldoesdesign commented 1 year ago

Hi , I was thinking about working on this issue , but before doing that , I just wanted to clarify something . Should the person working on this issue provide a documented approach and some tips on how to make a job post successful?

Agreed with @jdittrich sounds like a perfect way to start a doc with some mock examples and the rest of the OSD community can help out by reviewing :)

subz3r0o0 commented 6 months ago

hi, if this issue is still open i would love to contribute

Erioldoesdesign commented 6 months ago

hi, if this issue is still open i would love to contribute

Go for it this is a open issue that will serve as the basis for a document that can be openly collaborated on

subz3r0o0 commented 5 months ago

is this along the lines of what youre looking for? https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TvMIyV4AMG2y5y7Yy9WvdrgxEUEuA7366FZzaWIpz0c/edit?usp=sharing - and could i make any pull requests to push this into any repos?

subz3r0o0 commented 5 months ago

is this ok, i sent an email also :))

Erioldoesdesign commented 5 months ago

@subz3r0o0 can you give me access to your google document please - I sent a request for access via my email accounts or you can open up the document for public viewing so I can take a read and make any suggestion :)

subz3r0o0 commented 5 months ago

Hi, I changed the access rights - is it ok now? Thanks

subz3r0o0 commented 5 months ago

After finalising the writing, I plan to move it to a Canva document for aesthetic purposes. Does it have to be uploaded as a markdown file?

Erioldoesdesign commented 5 months ago

@subz3r0o0 Amazing work - i'm blown away at how detailed and thoughtful your work on this issue is 👏 🚀

I've added some extra examples and edited some words - feel free to accept or reject those in the google document as you see fit :) (I will not be upset if you don't like my writing 😄 )

I would recommend this be added both as a .md file in the jobs repository and also an article on the website: https://opensourcedesign.net/articles/

I would also think it would be great to add as a forum post. If you want to make a visually exciting version in Canva do go ahead and we can upload the open doc files or .pdf to the repo for people to see but also embed in the article page :)))))))

subz3r0o0 commented 5 months ago

I made this on Canva, what do you think? :)) https://www.canva.com/design/DAGEZuwNXPM/ApoXbQOLvP_ep6veR7fulw/edit?utm_content=DAGEZuwNXPM&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

Erioldoesdesign commented 5 months ago

I made this on Canva, what do you think? :)) https://www.canva.com/design/DAGEZuwNXPM/ApoXbQOLvP_ep6veR7fulw/edit?utm_content=DAGEZuwNXPM&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

Love it! looks great @subz3r0o0 So What i'd suggest next in order to contribute this to the website + wider community is:

Make a Pull Request in the '_posts' section of this repo (there's a how to add an article in that directory - that's the folder that populates the Articles section of the website. I would recommend just copy pasting the text into a page and adding formatting if you can.
Make a Pull Request for a .pdf (or other open format document) from your Canva file in the top level directory of the jobs repo it would also be good to have as a .md (markdown) file there too just in case people going to the repo are wary of .pdf files (e.g. .pdf files can have malware in them :) ) You can then link this file in the article and we can also do a addition to the jobs page to link to this guide.
Lastly, it'd be great if you can show this document on the forum: https://discourse.opensourcedesign.net/ we have a related thread here and I'm sure lots of community members will be excited!

subz3r0o0 commented 4 months ago

Done! I made a pull request in the _posts repo.. I am gonna make one in the jobs repo and then add it to the forum.

Erioldoesdesign commented 3 months ago

Closing this issue as it was done 😄 https://github.com/opensourcedesign/opensourcedesign.github.io/pull/445/files

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Written guidance on how to make a job on OSD successful #393