A B Walker Content Moderator Jobs (Remote, College Level) In UK
Job Name: Content Moderator
Hiring Organization: A B Walker
Educational Requirements: Bachelor Degree
Salary: £30 – £40/Hour
Location: United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:
Are you passionate about creating a safer online environment where scams, fraud and cyber grooming are prevented?
We have an exciting opportunity for a Norwich-Speaking Content Moderators/Customer Support Freelancer. A B Walker Content Moderator Jobs (Remote, College Level) In UK
As a Content Moderator, you’ll play a crucial role in reviewing content across various marketplaces/apps, ensuring compliance with company guidelines and country-specific laws. By doing so, you’ll contribute to a secure online space for users to interact with each other.
As a Customer Support Agent, you’ll play a crucial role in reviewing content across various marketplaces/apps, ensuring compliance with company guidelines and country-specific laws. By doing so, you’ll contribute to a secure online space for users to interact with each other. Additionally, you’ll be our users’ first point of contact for assistance! There won’t be any phone calls—all customer support will be conducted via emails and live chat!
No prior experience is necessary. What matters to us is your drive and dedication to making a positive impact in the digital world. If you possess Norwich and English reading and written skills, proficient computer skills, the ability to make quick and accurate decisions, attention to detail, a can-do attitude, and a willingness to learn and adapt, we want to hear from you!
What sets us apart A B Walker
Job Satisfaction: At A B Walker we take pride in working as teams that protect millions of users from scammers. A B Walker Content Moderator Jobs (Remote, College Level) In UK
Our work makes the internet a safer place to be!
Flexible Shifts: No shifts after midnight! We offer flexible shifts to ensure work-life balance.
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