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honestly I came in with zero idea what to do here 😂 thought I'd look around for a couple of days and that's it. but the admin explained everything from scratch, where to look, how to write, then we went through my mistakes too. Now I work way calmer, at the start my head was boiling of course

Been working almost a year. At the start it was really tough, especially the first weeks, there was a lot I didn't get. Then I somehow got into it and now you notice some things automatically. Days are different of course, but overall I'm glad I didn't give up back then

I didn't even know this kind of work existed)) a friend told me about it, at first I thought it's totally not for me. But turned out it's fun. Especially when you start understanding how to talk to different people. The team is really nice, they help even when the questions are dumb 😅

For me the biggest plus is probably the training. I don't like it when they dump a huge text on you and it's like, go figure it out. Here there are videos, examples, you can ask. The first week was hard of course, now it's much easier

i like that you're not sitting here on your own. Sometimes there's a situation in a chat where you have no clue what to answer, you ask and someone tells you. The admins are always around too. In that sense the team is really alright

I came in with no experience at all and my English isn't perfect. I was really worried about that. The first days I kept looking at the examples, then I started figuring out what's what myself. Now I feel a lot more confident

I've worked remotely before, but this is a whole different story of course 😄 at first it felt unusual. There's really a lot of psychology in the talking here. Over time you start understanding people better just from a few messages

the first week I thought every day that I'm dumb 😂 so much new stuff all at once. Luckily I got a calm administrator, he could explain the same thing several times. Now it's fine, I think it'll get even easier from here

The tools help a lot. When I just started I didn't even realise how much time they save. You spend less time on routine stuff and can give more attention to the conversation itself

Probably the main reason I stayed is the team. There were moments when nothing worked at all and I wanted to lose it 😅 but you can always ask, go through what went wrong. It's not like one bad day and they write you off straight away

before this I was in a completely different field, a friend told me to try it. The first two weeks I honestly thought I wouldn't make it 😅 then I got the logic and it became much simpler. Now I actually like it, especially that everything can be done remotely

At first I didn't take it seriously honestly, thought I'd try it for a while. And it's already half a year here)) Good crew, the administrator always answers even if it's some small thing. At the start there were a million questions of course

At first it was really confusing for me 😅 especially understanding the style of chats. But team helped a lot and nobody made me feel stupid for asking. After few weeks everything started making much more sense. still learning but I like it

I liked that after the training they don't just drop you like ok go work now. They help during the shifts too. A few times I really messed up in the chats, then we went through what could have been written differently and why

Came in just to try remote work. And now 9 months have gone by))) the hardest part was the first weeks. Then you start understanding people's psychology and the work feels completely different

Before the agency I tried running the page myself and honestly I had no idea what to grab first 😅 either change the design, or think about what to shoot, or the promotion on top of that. Here they put together a proper image for me, explained what content is needed and it got much easier. Now I just know what I have to shoot and roughly when it's expected from me

The thing I worried about most was anonymity, because I really don't want people I know stumbling onto the page by accident. We discussed it right away, blocked the countries I needed and the promotion was adjusted to fit that too. For me that was probably the most important thing, after that it got much calmer to work

We've been working together almost a year now. The main thing for me is that nobody makes me do what I'm not comfortable with. If I don't like some format I just say so and that's it, we come up with another option. Before this I had a not very good experience with another team, so I noticed the difference straight away

at first for some reason I thought an agency is just “shoot more content” 😂 turned out it's not like that at all. They did the design for me, came up with an image, wrote out what's better to shoot. Now at least there's no question every week of what am I even supposed to do today))

It's really convenient for me that I don't have to sit on the page all day myself. They give me a content plan, I plan my shoots around it and send the material. If I don't make it somewhere or something doesn't work out we can discuss it normally, nobody makes a tragedy out of it. I also have a main job so for me that's really important

At the start it was honestly a bit scary because it's my first time in this field at all. I had a million questions, especially who will see the page, how the promotion goes and what will actually be needed from me. Everything was explained to me calmly, without any pressure. Now it's much easier when you understand the process and there's a clear plan

I like that the page was made specifically for me, not just one template like everyone else has. We discussed the image, the design, what I like myself and even how to keep the style of the page. Sometimes I suggest ideas myself and they actually listen. Seems like a small thing, but when you work for a long time you really feel it

i've been with the guys for over 2 years now. money-wise it's steady now, though it varies of course. the best part for me is that my job is basically to shoot the content from the plan and send it 😅 everything else isn't my headache at all. before, when i tried doing things myself, i constantly had to think about where to get traffic, what to change on the page, who to write to and so on. now i don't even get into that

honestly I used to think well an agency is an agency, what's so difficult about it 😂 and then I realised how many people are actually behind one page. someone is responsible for traffic, someone for the page, someone for the design, content, analytics and a whole pile of other things. The guys are really great, they give a lot of support. They also have a psychologist, at first I went to him a couple of times about work, and now I joke that he's not on staff anymore he's my personal one 😅 I'm very grateful for that kind of attitude, because sometimes you need moral support even more than work support