RoamX - Get paid to travel the world.
https://roamx.co
Hey guys, would love your thoughts on https://roamx.co especially if the offering is clear and makes sense. Thanks!
RoamX - Get Paid To Travel The World.
Hey guys, would love your thoughts on https://roamx.co especially if the offering is clear and makes sense. Thanks!
RoamX - Get Paid To Travel The World.
THIS IS THE COOLEST THING EVER. Bookmarked it so I can check out the opps you have on there as soon as I graduate :)
@foreverhannahle It's open to those looking to take on an internship while in school too!
On that note, curious what opportunities you might be interested in us offering?
I'm already a freelance content marketer, so the opportunity you have is right up my alley. Would love any other product design or business dev opportunities for startups too. But personally I think the kind of company I'm working for (their mission, values, industry, etc) is more important than the role!
Interesting. Seems like it could work.
Ditto @anakravitz. Great FAQs section.
Targeting is spot on with students and recent graduates. They tend to be more flexible and open. There’s also the desire/need to gain practical work experience.
You might be able to lift some growth tactics from Lambda School. A lot of their growth seems to come from @austenallred sharing stories of student success. And retweeting praise.
Thanks @dru_riley will look into it!
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Hey! Well, not exactly a commission.
You'd be working for a real-world company as a remote intern. So these companies are going to pay for your time, and this is 'salary' covers your travel, accommodation, and the daily per diem that helps with travel expenses. We then supplement this by offering relevant courses and education that complements your internship.
We also bring down the total costs vs. traveling alone and working remotely by locking in partnerships and discounts :)
Plus a community so it's not just you in a random AirBnB alone.
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Gotcha! Yes, the employers pay a small fee for each intern hire we place with their organization.