Now hiring: German community manager

[noemi]

Very nice to meet you @unicornfairydinosaur and @Ulrike.
I am the lead community manager in the project and a co-founder of Edgeryders.
Here is my own personal introduction in this project.

I would ask you to look at several resources and see if indeed the project speaks to you. We tend to be quite rigorous asking team and community to make this effort of reading and writing, and structuring information online, so this is a litmus test for you

• The project’s funnel site: https://wellbeing.edgeryders.eu/
• An internal Guide for Community Managers with summary of our processes across the international team
• Community conversations across several countries in this forum, organised for each language and an International category for those writing in other languages: Wellbeing in Europe - Edgeryders
  Our community for this project started a year ago, and in the International space you’ll find the English language content, including this story from Berlin:

Care for the neighborhood: ‘don’t complain and do it yourself’?

Emily Thomey is my name, I was born in Dülmen in North-West Germany. I work as a freelance journalist in Berlin, and in the last 2-3 years I started cooperating with a network called The Dive (thedive.com), just around the corner from where I live. What they do is development of organisations. The keyword is ‘new work’, where you can find new methods of working together, or of organising oneself. I did a lot of PR work for them, but left last year in June. One of the colleagues there, Benedikt i…

Anything from all the above which speaks to you?
Our work as conveners of people and stories online has one important challenge: we need to make it relevant for individuals to come and share, and interact with each other. That is before we even get people to come online and interact with them online. Have you had experiences with community engagement yourselves?