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Influencer Slammed for Ridiculous Job Listing Seeking a Personal Assistant

Influencer Slammed for Ridiculous Job Listing Seeking a Personal Assistant

Over the last few years, social media influencing has become a real career option for many people, as funny as that might seem. For some influencers who struggle to gain followers, it can be difficult to make money, but for the more successful influencers, money is no object as millions flock to follow their social media channels.

But it seems that the most important aspect of the influencer is to hire someone to do almost everything for them, paying them a pittance for their undivided attention.

A job advertisement for an influencer’s Personal Assistant has left people shocked with a list of tasks involved with the job including waking them up each morning with coffee, organising their day, cooking, cleaning and being on call 24/7.

The anonymous ad states that the ‘lucky’ successful applicant will be working for a ‘large celebrity’ with more than 10 million social media followers.

Some of the tasks the new PA will need to do include but are not limited to:

  • working 8 hours per day but all be on call 24/7
  • remaining emotion-free when dealing with the superstar influencer and “bounce back immediately” from any mistakes
  • be ready to “be the bad guy” when needed
  • handle ‘hundreds of small tasks at once’
  • wake up the influencer each morning with coffee and ‘all other requests’
  • planning and managing their calendar activities
  • cooking
  • cleaning
  • driving the influencer around in your own car
  • minimal days off
  • and – once the pandemic is over – be ready to travel ‘anywhere at any time’

Oh golly, how much would this personal slave earn for this amazing opportunity?

$25 to $30 per hour. About $1000 a week. In LA.

Ha.

What an opportunity!

True to form, once the ad hit Twitter, people had things to say.

Some people were sure they knew who placed the advert.

I would rather argue with Dwight Schrute for an entire week than do any of this nonsense for a whole day. What a joke!

 

 

Source: Twitter/Taylor Lorenz

Jill Slater

Jill Slater

Jill is a busy wife and mother of four young children. She loves nothing more than making people giggle, and loves to settle in with a glass of wine (or four) and wander about the internet. Feel free to follow her to see all the cool stuff she finds!

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