Media Buying Full Time Position Open in Del Mar California / High $XXX,XXX per year (36)
Media Buying Full Time Position Open in Del Mar California / High $XXX,XXX per year
Edit: we have closed applications and narrowed it down to 10 people who will be screened and tested. Thanks for the overwhelming support and all the applications
Additionally, our 2015 goal is 8 figures. If you help make that possible I will buy you a Audi R8, Lamborghini, or Ferrari
Is this offer opened just for people in the US or are outside people also allowed?
@bcoelho If you can get a work visa it is open.
Some good incentives.
Against state law to hire someone for commission only. You're setting yourself up to be sued. You'll owe all back pay and if the person is smart they'll sue you and it's going to cost you a bundle. Make sure you pay them minimum wage at least.
Thanks for the heads up Jason
People interested in this should do their research on 'Francis' before they apply.
Originally Posted by ifeelmuchbetter
<p>I have probably the most dedicated and loyal haters on this forum. I would love to know what my haters think of me reaching 8 figures in revenu goal this year . <br></p><p>My haters will kick your haters asses haha! Thanks for the continued support from my loyal keyboard haters!</p>
Seriously tho.. So I got so many applications that we are going to extend the deadline until August 24th to get your application in. Make sure you have a $500 in traffic for the skills test and some mobile pop traffic available. Mainstream or adult is fine.
If I understand correctly, the OP is offering an unpaid, commission only job in California, and furthermore, as part of the interview process, is requiring each applicant to spend $500 of his or her own money on running a campaign.
If my understanding is correct, this seems very fishy. At the very least the OP should adhere to both the law and basic business good practices.
Both California employment law and good business practice demands that employees get paid for their work.
It is a completely different thing for a company to use the purported interview process to derive commercial benefit by requiring the employee to carry out free work (or in this case, actually pay for the traffic costs of the prospective employer).
I am pretty sure I have never met anyone named francis or Jordan Wallace Schultz. The only William Wallace I know is from the movie Braveheart. And I have absolutely no idea if this was 1) intended as a legit employment offer by someone who is inexperienced in such business matters or 2) it is actually a something shady or 3) it is something in between.
In other words, this post should not be interpreted as me accusing anyone, as I don't know the OP or any of the people that have posted on this thread.
However, I would definitely suggest that if this was intended a legit employment offer, the OP should significantly revise the terms of his offer, as right now, it appears not only abusive but also illegal.
Don't you offer unpaid internships @cmdeal? Or is it more a legitimate partnership with area universities?
What's stopping op from reclassifying their offer as an unpaid internship?
My biggest red flag is how someone with that much revenue--and corresponding amount of profit--is unwilling to spend $500 to test a potential applicant. $5000 to test 10 applicants that in turn earn the OPs company 8 figures in revenue seems like a good roi to me.
For those who still want to apply, be sure to review the claims process in California.
http://www.dir.CA.gov/dise/howtofilewageclaim.htm
This is one of those opportunities where you should have an exit strategy before going in. One thing I learned from my trading days...
"Party on the money train as much as you want, but always dance near the door."
"So I got so many applications that we are going to extend the deadline until August 24th to get your application in."
I don't know Jordan and I hope he finds someone for this position but this is hilarious.
sounds like bullshit
Originally Posted by jason a
California leans on the side of the employees. California is a very sue happy place against businesses. I would even be weary of offering an unpaid internship in this state. With unpaid internships there is a lot of ground for suing. The point of the internship is for the intern to learn, and you can't really have them do anything to help with the day to day operations, or they could be categorized as an employee. Taking on employees can actually be a huge risk. You have to do everything right. Anything wrong and you have a lawsuit at your front door. And you will probably have to pay up and settle since most of the attorneys will take the case on contingency and will make you spend, spend, spend on your attorney. And the employee's attorney will even do this if the case is a bullshit meritless case. They will keep it going as long as possible. The sooner you get it over with, the better. You can mark it off as a cost of doing business. Just my 2c.
Do yourself a favor, hire an HR.
Also I am willing to offer the same terms as a job offer but I will only require you to test 250.00 of your own money using my affiliate link.
I'm looking for 1000 employees.
Due to the high demand/competition here, I'm willing to reduce the necessary test amount to 200$ per person.
As always: First come, first serve.
Guys I'd suggest to stop the hate against the OP. I don't know him nor do I care, but the situation is probably the following:
1) OP has zero experience about legal aspects involved running a business with employees.
2) He didn't do his homework consulting a lawyer before searching for an employee (which means the contract wouldn't be set up by a lawyer neither, as otherwise the lawyer would have informed him about the commission based payment problem).
3) He asks people to run their own money to a campaign as a test. Not really a good start in my opinion.
Does all this make the OP a scam? Certainly not. The only thing proven is that the OP doesn't have any kind of experience in dealing with employees and how to hire somebody on a fair basis.
Give him a chance to recalculate his approach and maybe come up with something that's a) legal b) sounds like a solid setup c) is a fair deal to all ends.
Often enough good people fail because of legal aspects when taking the next step. Still not a reason to start a shitstorm on somebody.
Personal tip to francis: if you run the numbers you do, invest some of your profits into legal experts. It seems you're missing out a bit on that end - a good consulting could also save you serious bucks over the profits you do, just saying.
I don't know him but i just searched for "jordon schultz mobile mad hatter" in google....
Not sure what i should think of this...
Came across these posts on Facebook...
Scammer Alert?
Where are the rest of my loyal jealous little keyboard warrior haters at? I want to hear from you, chime in! I like meeting you little short guys at affilaite summits because you walk up to me with shit eating grins and shake my hand all acting all meek.
I love how loyal my haters are. My haters are the best haters on this forum!
I can't wait for the attorneys' general to become your newest haters! That's when you know you've made it.
*grabs popcorn*
This sounds extremely dodgy:
"Make sure you have a $500 in traffic for the skills test and some mobile pop traffic available. Mainstream or adult is fine."
You have haters because you did something to deserve it. Go scam the warrior forum. Im sure there are less suspecting people who will greet you with open arms and wallets.
About a year ago I bought a "cloaker" from Jordon for 4K. He told me a bit about what it did and that it would work/integrate with
Turned out, it didn't work with
I never got my money back, and Jordon walked away with my 4K.
Moral of the story, you do not want to work with this guy. Please don't be as dumb and naive as I was.
Email Proof:
Still waiting on that refund...
Jordon, I'm surprised you've not paid someone on Fiverr to come on here and defend you?
Mods...might make sense to close this thread. It's not August 24th yet but the guy has enough applicants and bad press.
Now accepting (39) new affiliates' money to spend on my campaigns.
Originally Posted by francis
Originally Posted by kowisoft
I know a few guys that had similar experiences as Egan. So enter at your own risk. STM is not a community of people that hate on success. Its actually the opposite. You only get hated on in this community if you have taken advantage of someone. Wether you are a network who has not paid, a traffic source who gave you bad traffic or a self proclaimed guru who has taken advantage... you wont get away with it here. Thats not what this community is about. I agree with pain2k.
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