Founder, The Growth Square | Think LinkedIn, Think Us | 500M+ views, $10M+ in sales pipeline, 35 mega-funding offers, employer branding - for founders that we manage.
3h ago
Business Development Executive@The Growth Square
Stop scrolling if you can write, design, or sell. I have 15 seats open and I am filling them quickly.
3 years ago, The Growth Square - Personal Branding Agency was just me in one room, figuring it out as we went.
Today we are 35 people, running 85+ client accounts, and we have helped our founders cross 500 million views. Somewhere in the middle of that, the room got too small.
So I am not hiring one careful role at a time anymore. I am opening 15 seats at our Bangalore office, all at once.
Here is exactly who I am looking for:
→ 6 Business Development Executives. You will pitch founders who already know they need us, not cold-convince strangers.
→ 2 Content Editors. You can turn a founder's messy voice note into a post that still sounds like them.
→ 2 Graphic Designers. You make research-heavy posts impossible to scroll past.
→ 2 Operations Managers. You keep 35 people serving 85 clients without a single ball dropping.
→ 1 HR Manager. You build the hiring and appraisal systems a team like this needs to keep growing.
→ Writers. We are never, ever done hiring writers.
→ 1 Intern. You want real client work from week one, not coffee runs.
Honestly, the skills on the CV matter less to me than one thing. I want people who care.
The kind who figure out why a post worked before anyone asks, who would rather redo a deck three times than ship it half-right, and who already have opinions on what we could do better before they even join.
If that sounds like your kind of chaos, apply below or email us at careers@thegrowthsquare.in.
You can also DM me directly.
These seats will not stay open long. If something in you just said "that's me," do not overthink it.
tal saysthe growth square is hiring business development executives, writers, designers, and managers in bangalore.
sales
in-office
Bangalore
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