Project Manager

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TYPE OF WORK

Full Time

SALARY

TBD

HOURS PER WEEK

TBD

DATE POSTED

Nov 08, 2019

JOB OVERVIEW

We’re Hiring A Project Manager

If you’ve got talent burning a hole in your pocket, wishing your job really made use of your skills, you might be just the person I’m looking for.

I’m Abby Bolt - Upgrade to see actual info

I am a motivational speaker and host two podcasts which you will find on my website. To apply for this position you must reference both of them and make your response to the position customized to this position.

I’ve got a ton of exciting new projects in the works this year...so many that I need a hand to get them all done.

A few questions, if I may…

*Are you a Type A and proud of it?
*Do you love learning new platforms and programs, as long as they work?
*Are you a competent personality wrangler? In other words, you get along well with
others, but you also get things done.
*Are you the one that friends go to for help, when their shortcut didn’t work?
*Do you love watching from the back of the stage, knowing that the show was able to go on because of all your behind-the-scenes work?

I’m looking for a Project Manager to serve as the control center for all the exciting expansion happening with my brand...not just this year, but beyond.
That’s right...this is a full-time remote position. ` Not a part-time Upgrade to see actual infot a consulting contract.

An honest-to-goodness full-time opportunity that, it just so happens, you can do from
anywhere.

I don’t need you to be an Internet marketing expert yourself. I can teach you all that. But I do need you to have a solid understanding of how online marketing works, including lead magnets, opt-in pages, sales pages, email marketing processes, webinars, Facebook marketing, etc. (If any of those phrases are brand new to you, this likely is not the perfect position for you.)

I need you to make sure that the Abby Bolt brand stays consistent and reliable, from start to finish, with each project we put out.

I’ll be straight with you: This position has high expectations.

But if you’re the person I’m looking for, you’re the type who gets motivated by high expectations.

Thinking this gig is tailor-made for you? Read on to learn more.

` The Project Manager is the nucleus of each project. He/she will be held responsible for how well things get done in the project.

` The Project Manager will evaluate each project daily to make sure it’s on pace, and prioritize the product flow as needed.

` The Project Manager is in charge of expanding and contracting the team as needed for each project. (For example, during a launch more programmers and designers will be Upgrade to see actual info’ll be your job to find, direct and manage them.)

` The Project Manager works with team members such as the paid traffic manager, email funnel manager, affiliate manager, customer service manager, copywriter, programmers, etc.). These are people working on other projects at the same time, and the Project Manager will be responsible for getting status updates from them daily.

` Project Manager is responsible for making sure SOPs (Standard Operating Procedure) are followed and deadlines are met by each team member.

` The Project Manager reviews each increment to make sure it’s a working increment (i.e. an increment can be an opt-in page).

` The Project Manager manages the ‘Task Board’ (The ‘Task Board’ is project scope broken down by: Committed Task, Tasks Not Started, Tasks in Progress, Tasks Completed and is updated daily.)

` The Project Manager will run the “Daily Stand Up” to make sure their team members are focused and moving forward on the right task board item. What’s the Daily Stand Up, you ask? It’s a 15-minute daily meeting where the Project Manager discovers 3 things:
What was accomplished since the last daily standup
What is going to be accomplished before the next stand up What is holding them back from accomplishing their tasks.

` The Project Manager will also do a Daily Stand Up with brand owner/leadership. (That’s me.)

` The Project Manager tests everything, serving as the final check before something goes live.

` The Project Manager is responsible for knowing if the work being delivered by the team is on brand and of appropriate quality.

` The Project Manager will QC each task to ensure that it is ready to publish. And if it’s not, the Project Manager will require more work on the task.

Here’s who this position is not for:
` Those looking for a “side job” while growing their own business, then this isn’t for you.
` People who have a lot going on already, and don’t have the time and focus needed to create quality content.
` The people who haven’t read a non-fiction book (or podcast or blog) about business, marketing in a very long time.
` Those who aren’t willing to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
` Those who prefer to be front-facing content creators.

However, this position is for a person who:
` Is resourceful.
` Can handle stress and tight deadlines.
` Works very well with other people and can build rapport quickly with both team members and vendors.
` Has great attention to detail and brand quality.
` Is not locked into just working 9-5 but embraces a “until it gets done” attitude.
` Is a high-functioning communicator.
` Is organized.
` Takes ownership and pride in their work.
` Is not afraid of new challenges.
` Loves learning new things and can implement new ideas quickly.
` Adapts really well to changes on-the-go.
` Is technology savvy.
` Can handle direct & blunt feedback.
` Can juggle lots of moving pieces while staying collected.

Here’s what the right person will love about this position:
1. You’ll be paid to do what you already get a kick out of: learning new ways to make
things work.
2. You’ll get to do your work from anywhere: your living room, the coffee shop, a hotel pool, a blanket fort...
3. You’ll get to work in a fast growing online training company, where there are loads of growth opportunities (both right now and in the future).
4. You’ll learn the ins and outs of online marketing, content development, and building a brand with a massive audience online.
5. You’ll also see “behind the scenes” of how I grew my information business from scratch to more than 150,000 subscribers.
6. You’ll be part of a company that has one main goal: Helping people get more of what they want out of life. By helping people create successful businesses we help them to create successful lives.
Sound like what you’ve been looking for?
Fill out the survey below and send it my way!
We’ll be reviewing applications over the following Upgrade to see actual infon’t wait to hear from you!

Read this before getting started!
The goal of this survey is to give you the opportunity to share insights into your skills and experience while keeping brevity in mind. (We will receive hundreds of surveys, so I’ll appreciate your brevity more than you know!) The key is to stand out with your content, not its length. I am looking forward to getting to know you.

1. After reading the job description, why do you feel you are a strong fit?
2. Share one highlight of the last project you worked on. What made it a success?
3. Tell me about your favorite project you’ve ever worked on and what part did you play in it?
4. We all run into challenges while working on projects. Share with me one challenge you’ve experienced and how you worked through it.
5. Do you have experience working with programmers, designers and the other members of a virtual, technical team? If yes, briefly tell me about it.
6. Here’s a scenario for you: While working on a project, one of your programmers has missed their deadline for 3 days in a row and you no longer have any grace period. The work MUST get done TODAY. What do you do?
7. On a scale of 1-10 (10 being the highest) what is your level of knowledge with internet marketing strategies?
8. Do you listen to podcasts or read blog posts? If so, what are some of your favorites?
9. Do you have a Facebook Page or Profile? If so, please post a link below.
10. What is your desired salary?
11. Give us your contact information so we can reach out to you if we’d like to set up an interview.
a. Name b. City c. State
d. Country
e. Email
f. Phone number
12. Is there anything else I should know about you?

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