Askable
Social and Community Lead (USA)
Chicago, USA, US
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 73 days ago
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About the role
- Loved by Doordash, Sephora, Toyota, McDonald's, Mastercard, Canva, BBC and hundreds more.
- Same playbook, same sentence structures, same recycled "thought leadership".
- AI has made the wallpaper louder, not better.
Responsibilities
- We help teams run better research faster, from participant recruitment to insights, so they can build products people actually want.
- Started in 2017 in Brisbane, now with offices in London and Chicago, and growing fast across the US. ---------- About the role Own how Askable shows up across social and community, with primary focus on the US market.
- We just need someone who can mine it - and build the community around it. ---------- ๐ What you'll do
- Think on your feet, manage your own workflow, ask sharp questions.
- You're part of a community that cares about what they're building and how they're building it.
- At Askable, we're committed to building diverse teams with unique perspectives.
Nice to have
- Not "I tried ChatGPT." Proven exec ghostwriting.
- You can hold multiple voices in your head and not let them drift.
Company info
- This role is based in-person at our office in Chicago, USA. ๐ฆ๐บ -------------------- ๐ About Askable Hey, we're Askable, the world's most loved user research platform.
- Build a publishing rhythm worth following, presence worth being part of, a point of view worth caring about, and the systems that let the rest of the team show up too.
- Here, you're not just part of a team.
- Our Culture Book guides what we stand for, how we work, and the values that unite us-because nothing beats winning with a team you genuinely love working with. (Ask for a copy!) ---------- โ๏ธ Before you go...
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