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How project recruitment works

Recruitment connects project owners with writers, artists, editors, developers, and other collaborators through structured role listings.

Each project can show open roles, workload expectations, compensation, and current progress. That helps potential collaborators decide whether the project is a good fit before they apply.

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Step 1

Project owners add open roles with descriptions, workload, skill level, and compensation type.

Step 2

Creators browse the Projects hub using filters for type, status, roles, and tags.

Step 3

Applicants submit role-specific applications through the project detail page.

Step 4

Project owners review applications and can follow up through dashboard tools or messaging.

Step 5

Once a creator is accepted, the project roster and recruitment status can be updated.

Helpful Tips

Small things that make the process smoother.

Recruitment is strongest when roles are narrow and practical instead of vague.

Mark filled roles quickly so listings stay trustworthy.

Use updates and progress tracking to show that the project is active and organised.

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