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He/Him

Nikhil

I am doing engineering from AI, and i build automation workflows and I am doing some crazy stuff to earn some cash

I am doing engineering from AI, and i build automation workflows and I am doing some crazy stuff to earn some cash

Endorsements

Campus professional

About Me

University of allahabad

English

Class of 2020

Gaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India

Skills

Seo writing
Storytelling
Email copy

Interests

Social media
Building

Interview Questions

Jolene Coffee

Brand Ambassadors + Sampling Outreach for Jolene Coffee

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These roles require multiple 2-hour shifts each week and sometimes early mornings or weekends. Are you comfortable with that schedule, and how would you manage your time to stay consistent?

Yes, I’m comfortable with a flexible schedule that includes multiple 2-hour shifts, early mornings, or weekends. I manage my time by planning my week in advance, setting clear priorities, and using reminders to stay on track. I treat each shift as a commitment and make sure I’m well-rested and prepared, so I can show up consistently and perform at my best every time.

Jolene Coffee

Brand Ambassadors + Sampling Outreach for Jolene Coffee

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Can you describe a situation where you successfully increased customer engagement and loyalty?

Absolutely. At my previous role, I noticed customers were engaging less with our email campaigns. I revamped our strategy by introducing personalized content based on user behavior—like product recommendations and milestone rewards. I also added a monthly “insider tips” series to offer real value beyond promotions. As a result, open rates increased by 40%, click-throughs doubled, and we saw a noticeable uptick in repeat purchases and customer feedback, strengthening overall loyalty.

Jolene Coffee

Brand Ambassadors + Sampling Outreach for Jolene Coffee

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Tell me about a time you had to approach and engage with strangers—how did you break the ice and keep the interaction positive?

I once attended a networking event alone in a new city and didn’t know anyone. To break the ice, I approached a small group near the food table and joked about the snacks—“Are these tiny spring rolls actually worth it?”—which got a laugh and opened up conversation. I kept the interaction positive by asking open-ended questions, listening actively, and matching their tone, which helped build real connections.

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