I am need of a native Korean, bilingual (English) client support person who can work remotely. We are roughly one to one and half months from launch date, when we expect to start receiving phone calls and emails from clients--traders and investors--who need assistance in opening new accounts and all else related to site membership.
Training will involve about financial trading and investing. You can do this work on a part-time basis, and it is possible to do this in conjunction with a full-time job if you are able to return calls in the evenings. However, once the number of client calls begins to be a more significant time investment, it will be important that you are able to shift over to this as your primary form of income. The income you receive from this should be fairly high as you are able to receive an equity stake in the company. You will likely only need to work part-time hours, but you should be able to receive full-time pay or pay exceeding 80 to 90 million won/yr as the business grows over the course of the year. We will ensure that you are paid more for this than any other client support role you could have, and so long as you can do this work at a consistently high standard, you will have no problem being able to settle into this as a long-term, stable, and high income form of work that you will continue to be able to do from home or any environment where you have a clear cell phone connection and internet access. If you can commit properly, the income you receive relative to the hours you put in should be at least double what you receive from similar roles elsewhere, and it should continue to rise so long as you stay committed. Each client brings in roughly $600/yr on an on-going basis, and so each client must be treated with appropriate care.
This job can be done remotely so long as you have phone access and laptop-internet connectivity."
I am running the start-up, so if interested, you will be communicating with me directly. I graduated from Harvard College and previously worked at Morgan Stanley and the Chicago Board of Trade.