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Roles publish here only when there is a real opening.

We value source discipline, native platform craft, strong editorial judgement, measurable learning and calm ownership. If that sounds like how you already work, write to hello@sociallegendary.com with one piece of work you are proud of and the decision behind it.

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  1. What we look forWhat we look for
  2. Open rolesOpen roles
  3. How we workSix things that are true of every role here.
  4. What the first month looks likeYou will be reading before you are publishing.
What we look for

What we look for

Source discipline

Primary source before opinion.

Native craft

Understand the channel behaviour, not just the format.

Editorial judgement

Know when not to publish.

Community empathy

Read questions and objections without treating people as metrics.

Evidence literacy

Measure what changes a decision.

Ownership

Leave the system clearer than you found it.

Open roles

Open roles

Render from a `roles` list. When the list is empty: "No open roles right now. Write to us anyway; we read every note."

How we work

Six things that are true of every role here.

One accountable owner

every programme names who decides what, and when

Evidence before claims

a number without a baseline is not an argument

Native by channel

you go deep on a surface rather than wide on all of them

Client-owned work

accounts, files and decision logs stay with the client

Written first

the brief, the plan and the re-brief are written before they are discussed

No bought reach

no purchased followers, no engagement pods, in any programme

What the first month looks like

You will be reading before you are publishing.

Week 1

the channel estate, the baseline and the client's own language

Weeks 2 to 3

your first briefs, reviewed line by line against the cue sheet

Week 4

your first Friday desk, presented by you

We hire slowly and we say no clearly. If the fit is wrong we will tell you at the first conversation rather than the third.

Start with one channel →No lock-in