JustFor.fans Looking to Hire Customer Service Representative

JustFor.fans Looking to Hire Customer Service Representative

LOS ANGELES — JustFor.fans (JFF) is looking to hire a customer service representative to add to its  support team and assist its models and members.

As the company is staffed entirely by sex workers and members of the adult film community, applicants must fit the following requirements to qualify for this remote (work-from-home) position:

  • Be an active model on JFF for one year (even better if you are an exclusive model)
  • Have previous customer service experience (list any pertinent software used as part of a previous job)
  • Have good technical abilities, as you will be walking other models and users through troubleshooting steps, or figuring out how to solve their problems
  • Be reliable and self-motivated
  • Speak English fluently and have good writing skills (please list any other fluent languages)

Qualified applicants should email a resume and relevant experience to jobs@justfor.fans, specifying salary requirements and if they’re available full- or part-time.

For more information, visit JustFor.fans and follow the company on Twitter.

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