Junior Community Manager

Imagine that you got this job. This is how your life would look like now.

It’s Monday morning, after your first coffee, you can finally start working. You open your laptop and see a thousand new messages from our users, who are eager to tell us how to run our business. It’s a typical work day, so you’re getting to your usual duties, which are:

• managing a community of Gamekit and Dogry users,
• coordinating the work of moderators from around the world,
• recommending changes and improvements on the website that will balance business and users needs,
• back office support for customer service teams.

You know that you weren’t hired just because of your stunning looks. You always felt that your qualities and qualifications can get you just where you wanted to be. You know that this is the required set to succeed in your new job:

• being a gamer,
• fluent command of English,
• a team player mindset,
• ease in connecting with various people,
• a can-do attitude,
• a customer-friendly approach,
• the ability to communicate effectively with others,
• analytical mind,
• finding information easily,
• the ability to prioritise tasks.

You knew that some things are just more impressive than the others, so you focused super-hard on adding just a few extra details to your resume that are always nice to have at your job:

• experience in managing an online community,
• experience in coordinating a team and/or projects,
• a knack for the written word,
• knowing the depths of the Internet like the back of your hand.

All that hard work has to pay off, right? You can’t wait to use the many advantages that drew your attention to Gamekit at first. After all, you gained:

• the possibility to expand your professional experience,
• a job among experienced specialists,
• a chance to work in a friendly and informal atmosphere,
• a job where you can meet people who share your passion for gaming,
• the possibility to increase your knowledge about the internet industry.

Impressive, huh?
So don’t wait up - this is how all your work days can look like. All you have to do is take the 1st step and…
...apply!