The Relictum Pro project is looking for ambassadors and community managers.

[rbounty]

The Relictum Pro project is looking for ambassadors and community managers.

The Relictum Pro project is looking for

• Ambassadors;
• Community Managers;
• Fundraisers;
• Business developers;
• Advisors,

who are native speakers of Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi languages to create local communities on social networks.

Relictum Pro is the world's first next-generation blockchain that is available on the phone. Relictum Pro blockchain can be installed even on an iron, if the iron has an android 64bit operating system. The fastest transaction speed in the world both on blockchain and on our decentralized exchange – Relictum Pro DEX. Over time, we will absorb all small exchanges and become higher than the top exchanges such as binance and others. Because none of them can compete with us in terms of transaction speed.

The contact person: @jivanikorne

[bongkeek]

Hello, if you may consider, I would like to become a community manager here in the Philippines. I am a native Filipino speaker with 4 years in the crypto space.

[Pffrt]

Hello, if you may consider, I would like to become a community manager here in the Philippines. I am a native Filipino speaker with 4 years in the crypto space.

They are not looking for community managers from your local as you can see OP have mentioned the languages they are looking for. Sometimes, using sense is far better than experience.

[BALIK]

I suggest that all potential applicants take a look at OPs trust profile before applying:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=2752550

There are several reports that the entire project is a scam. If they're willing to scam investors, they are not going to pay employees.

[bongkeek]

Hello, if you may consider, I would like to become a community manager here in the Philippines. I am a native Filipino speaker with 4 years in the crypto space.

They are not looking for community managers from your local as you can see OP have mentioned the languages they are looking for. Sometimes, using sense is far better than experience.

How about you read, "if you may consider". Do you have a reading comprehension?