Posting in the Community - Manager Toolkit Help

The Community is a private forum where managers using Manager Toolkit can share advice, ask questions, and learn from each other. This guide covers how to get involved.

Browsing Categories

Posts are organised into categories to help you find relevant conversations:

Introductions - say hello and share a bit about your role
Leadership - discussions on management style, decision-making, and strategy
People Development - coaching, career growth, and learning
Hiring - recruitment, onboarding, and team building
Tips & Tricks - shortcuts, workflows, and practical advice
Wellbeing - supporting your own wellbeing and your team's
Useful Tools - discussions about Manager Toolkit features and integrations
Help - ask the community for advice on a specific challenge

Creating a Post

Navigate to Community from the sidebar and click New Post.

Choose a category for your post and write a clear title that summarises your topic.

Write the body of your post. Be specific and provide context so others can give you useful responses.

Publish your post. It will appear in the chosen category for other managers to see and respond to.

Replying and Reacting

You can reply to any post to share your perspective or ask follow-up questions. Emoji reactions are available on both posts and replies, giving you a lightweight way to show agreement or appreciation without writing a full response.

Engaging with other managers' posts is one of the most valuable aspects of the community. Even a brief reply sharing your own experience can help someone navigate a difficult situation. The best community discussions happen when multiple perspectives come together around a common challenge.

Bookmarking Posts

Each post card has a bookmark icon you can click to save it for later. The Bookmarked filter button at the top of the list hides every post you have not bookmarked, so you can quickly return to the threads you care about. Bookmarks are saved in your browser, so they stay with the device you used to set them rather than syncing across sign-ins.

Turning Replies Into Actions

If a conversation sparks something you want to follow up on, you can turn a reply into an action directly from the community. This links the action back to the discussion for context.

This is a practical way to move from discussion to commitment. For example, if someone shares a technique for improving team retrospectives and you want to try it, converting their reply to an action ensures you actually follow through rather than simply reading the advice and moving on.

All posts are reviewed by AI moderation to keep the community safe, respectful, and on-topic. Content that does not meet community guidelines may be flagged for review.

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