Unsolicited application for prospective opportunities at Passionfroot, an early-stage startup. Applicants should explain their enthusiasm for the company, describe their most challenging project or undertaking, provide a primary social media or LinkedIn handle, suggest how they could contribute, and identify their ideal role. Creative submissions, including Loom videos, are encouraged.
Unsolicited applications? Yes, please 💥 Job requirements
We might not have the right role for you right now, but we're ALWAYS looking for great people and encourage you to reach out if you want to be part of our team. As an early-stage start-up we are team-first and focus on hiring the right people whenever the time is ripe.
What do we need? - A few lines on why you're excited about Passionfroot, your most challenging project or undertaking, your primary social media handle (can be anything also just your LinkedIn), your thoughts on how you can help us be even better and what role you would ideally want to fill if you could choose!
And don't hesitate to get creative (and send us a Loom for instance) 🥳
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