Hourly Helper

Descrizione

Hourly, temporary.

Milan, Corso Como 15. It’s fine if you prefer to work remotely sometimes (max 20% of the time).

11.80€ per hour. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are paid-for, when you work from the office.

With tens of millions of active users and an ever-increasing number of active projects, complexity and workload are growing quickly at Bending Spoons. Hence, we’re looking for a young, smart, versatile, pragmatic, energetic, and proactive student to come and help us part-time by taking care of executing a wide variety of unspecialized tasks, so that our more experienced Spooners can devote more of their time to problems that require their deeper expertise.

Expect any kind of mission, but a few examples could be:

• Compile a database of potential hires from various sources and then identify the most interesting ones for Bending Spoons.
• Improvise yourself detective to find contact information for app developers we’d like to do business with.
• Following our guidelines, reply to the many users of our apps that email asking for support.

What We Offer

• Unique environment. We think we’re one of the most exciting companies in Europe, and you’ll be able to experience firsthand what it's like to be one of us.
• International vibe. Most of our users are American and our company language is English, so you’ll get to practice it a bit.
• Flexibility and trust. You’ll be one of the team and fully trusted. No micromanagement or checking on your working hours. Just focus on doing a great job.
• Young colleagues. We’re 28 years old on average, so as a student you won’t feel like the odd one out, and you might actually end up making new friends.

What We Look For

• You’re a student. We won’t offer this job to professionals.
• Conversational English. You read and write well and speak at a conversational level.
• Moderate IT skills. You’re tech savvy enough to smoothly use Google Docs, Google Sheets, and run advanced searches on Google.
• Drive. You’re energetic and persevere until the job is done, and done well.
• Precision. You’re detail oriented and can accurately follow instructions.
• Hands-on attitude. You’re pragmatic: you typically have good common sense for how to get things done in practice as opposed to just being a theoretician.
• Good reasoning. You understand and learn not-too-complex tasks in a heartbeat, and carry them out independently.
• Humility. You’re eager to help and not at all picky on what tasks you’re asked to take on.