Snowball Community Ltd
Snowball Agent

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Company Description
Snowball Community Ltd is building a platform similar to TripAdvisor, specifically designed for the disabled community. The company focuses on providing reliable, user-driven information about accessibility, services, and experiences to support disabled people and their supporters. By empowering individuals to share reviews and insights, Snowball Community Ltd aims to make travel, leisure, and daily activities more inclusive and transparent. The organization values equity, dignity, and practical support, creating tools that help people make informed decisions about where to go and what to do. Team members contribute to a mission-driven environment that prioritizes social impact and meaningful change.
Role Description
The Snowball Agent role is an on-site position based in the United Kingdom. Snowball Agents visit venues and locations to assess accessibility, gather detailed information, and document their findings in a clear and user-friendly format for the platform. They engage with venue staff and community members, ask structured questions, and verify accessibility features to ensure accurate and trustworthy listings. Agents may take photos, collect notes, and input data into the system, following established guidelines and standards. The role also involves providing feedback to improve data collection processes, supporting community outreach, and contributing ideas that enhance the overall user experience for the disabled community.
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- Ability to gather and document information accurately, including note-taking, basic data entry, and attention to detail.
- Strong interpersonal skills to communicate respectfully with venue staff, community members, and colleagues.
- Comfort working on-site in various public spaces, with an understanding of accessibility considerations and inclusive practices.
- Basic technical proficiency with mobile devices or tablets for capturing photos, recording observations, and updating platform content.
- Commitment to disability inclusion, empathy, and a genuine interest in improving accessibility and user experiences.
- Ability to work independently, manage time effectively, and follow structured guidelines and checklists.
- Previous experience in customer service, community work, or accessibility-related roles is beneficial but not required.
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