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PLAYER SUPPORT REPRESENTATIVE - ADOPT ME - REMOTE (OR ONSITE IN SAN MATEO, CA)
Answer incoming customer support tickets relating to bugs, player issues and other inquiries
Help coordinate other members of the Player Support team when necessary
Liaise with the development team to report bugs and other issues, providing them with relevant information to investigate and resolve
Write regular reports including ideas on how to improve the support process and suggestions for new tools to make your job easier
Ensure non-support issues such as business enquiries and job applications are sorted properly, and the correct team members contacted
Scope to get involved in other areas if they interest you, such as Discord or other parts of our community
Previous experience in a customer support role
Professionalism and empathy, especially when dealing with customers who may be young, less technologically capable, or have less strong English language skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Able to work full-time (estimated 40 hours a week)
Strong grasp of the English language
Experience playing Adopt Me, familiarity with the systems and community
Experience with Zendesk or similar ticketing platforms
Experience working with young people and parents
Understanding of Discord
Pay is $25,000 USD / yr
UPDATE: Applications are closed as we review and interview the first round of candidates.
You must be 18 or older to apply. To apply for this job, please email jobs@playadopt.me with the subject “PLAYER SUPPORT REPRESENTATIVE” and include a copy of your CV / Resume, and a brief overview (cover letter) of why you want to work at DreamCraft.
This doesn’t seem like fair compensation. From what research I have done (using glassdoor and other similar websites) companies usually pay anywhere from 31,000 to 34,000 a year (found here). While you are a big company, the salary still does seem pretty low for the position.
25,000 USD py is fair compensation for the role. The link you posted only cites 2 jobs (in the US), both of which are on-site in high cost of living areas, and require experience. 25k is above average for support roles in the US and EU, and more than you’d be earning in most equivalent customer support roles processing tickets.
In the second image, the average is skewed up by specialist roles that require specific experience and have increased responsibilities.
Here are some additional benefits of the role to consider:
No qualifications required, experience preferred but not required. Entry level role, perfect for people starting out
Work from home: you can live anywhere you want in the world. No expensive commute, can live a great life in many places
Flexible working hours - as long as you get the work done, you can fit your hours around your lifestyle. Other similar jobs force you to be in a physical office from 9am to 6pm every day
My first Technical Support job was 17,000 USD py. We had to work night shifts, and perform highly technical tasks. As someone who has worked full-time customer / player support, I think the compensation offered is great - with lots of room to grow. If you disagree that’s totally fair, people should only apply if they are happy with the compensation - I’d have jumped at the chance to get some experience working on Adopt Me for over 20k GBP as my first job
I get what you mean, and when you phrase it that way it does seem much better. I wasn’t thinking about working from home as I didn’t see it specified, by that makes a huge difference along with your other points.
Yes hours are for the most part flexible. There is a weekly team meeting that you may need to be present for and a couple of scheduled meetings here and there, but otherwise you can choose your own hours.
How many Tickets on average do you receive each day?
How many Tickets on average do you reply to each day?
In a reply below you say hours are for the most part flexible, would this mean someone could potentially work 5-6 works per day to meet the 40 hour requirement?
We can’t answer specific questions about our system, sorry.
would this mean someone could potentially work 5-6 works per day to meet the 40 hour requirement?
People can work their own hours except for scheduled meetings so technically yes, but I wouldn’t recommend it. It’s really important to take time / days off work - this isn’t a job I’d recommend for someone who has school or another job or other daily responsibilities.
When you try to employ individuals that are not adults, you need to comply with difficult “Child Labor Laws”. You also don’t really want children acting as your support representatives when you are trying to run a legitimate operation.
1: No? Being 13 is far, far too young to be employed, especially in a Customer Service position.
2: Adopt Me is trying to employ individuals as a registered company. They are definitely not in the business to break employment regulations or to pay employees in crypto…
Back on topic of this post anyways, their compensation plan is very, very good for a remote position and the nature of work involved.
Will there be any opportunities for those who are full time students and may not be able to do 40 hours a week? I’m assuming setting your own hours means you work whenever, but you’re still reaching the 40 hour/week goal. I’m very interested, however I am a full time student and 40 hours per week would be tough on my classes.
The role is only open to full time individuals. For every role - support, engineering, art, business, etc - we want to invest deeply in our team members and help them grow. Because of this, it makes more sense to provide full resources and training for 1 full time individual, rather than split our resources among 2-3 part time team members.
This sounds like a very promising and amazing opportunity, unfortunately I am far below the minimum age requirement. Anyone who meets the requirements and doesn’t already have other commitments should definitely apply, having ~$4 USD above minimum wage in many states for a non-technical customer service position is quite a steal.
This is honestly a great opportunity, I applied.