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Don’t interpret too much in this… it’s just a mistake by copy and paste… they forgot to change it from Korea to Japan… something like this happens.. we are all humans

One or twice I could live with, but they’re making these sorts of mistakes over and over again. Spelling mistakes, dates wrong and now even bloody countries wrong!

It looks seriously unprofesh!!!
 
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One or twice I could live with, but they’re making these sorts of mistakes over and over again. Spelling mitskes, dates wrong and now even bloody countries wrong!

It looks seriously unprofesh!!!

Then it’s good thing if they hire new staff though..


 
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Guess BRN have geography issues...or just the usual lack of attention to detail :rolleyes:


ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Market Expansion: Develop and implement strategic sales plans to achieve sales targets and expand BrainChip's presence in the Korea market.

I understood that the position covers both Japan and Korea. :unsure:
 
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I understood that the position covers both Japan and Korea. :unsure:
I read the first statement as stipulating the "Japan" market...yes, I know it's gramatically "Japanese" market imo but thought I'd just go with the BRN flow of writing :LOL:

The Regional Sales Manager-Japan will spearhead the sales initiatives of BrainChip Inc. in Japan, focusing on expanding market share, fostering customer relationships, and driving revenue growth.

Btw...they advertised for a Sales Manager - Korea too, 5 days ago apparently. Got 47 applicants so far at least.

Copy / paste for the "Japan" role but poor proof reading as usual.

 
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BTW… there are numerous cases where companies post job listings even though they have no intention of actually filling those positions. These socalled “ghost jobs” or “fake job listings” are published for various strategic reasons..for example: creating an illusion of growth, pressuring overworked employees, building a talent pool, marketing and brand awareness, or internal political motives.
So, let’s wait and see what happens… do we actually have the budget for that many employees? 🤔
 
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Whoever is responsible for the spelling errors & oversights in my opinion may not have a long Korea 🙃
 
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Honestly, if this is real, it doesn’t come across as very positive. It almost sounds desperate…not exactly the message you wanna send out. Isn’t this the kind of thing you’d mention in a conversation rather than post publicly? Maybe just leave it out or something..?. If anyone here has a personal connection to the team, maybe give them a heads-up. And if you guys are reading this… come on. Really?

Please… one contract at your first year… at least a deal or something… anything… please!!!


It didn't say please it said expectation. This is probably a minimum so there is no beating around the bush of the role and responsibility.

I'm glad its there so the candidate can evaluate before applying if he has that can do attitude and ability to meet even the bear min target set.

There is no please or begging in that its to find the ones that have that mindset.

If I had all these abilities I would say to myself right I will show them I can deliver this and more, im the right fit and apply.

They are basically saying if you can't do this minimum don't apply.

Personally I like it.
 
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Whoever is responsible for the spelling errors & oversights in my opinion may not have a long Korea 🙃
Seems ok to me when I opened the jobs avail. :)

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Plus 5 more. Looking great Brainchip! That's alot of new extra jobs. Now we just need to pay for all these jobs.
 
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Seems ok to me when I opened the jobs avail. :)

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Plus 5 more. Looking great Brainchip! That's alot of new extra jobs. Now we just need to pay for all these jobs.
Just my opinion, for a company that burns 1 million dollars every 14 days in running cost , a little more attention to detail wouldn’t go astray
 
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It didn't say please it said expectation. This is probably a minimum so there is no beating around the bush of the role and responsibility.

I'm glad its there so the candidate can evaluate before applying if he has that can do attitude and ability to meet even the bear min target set.

There is no please or begging in that its to find the ones that have that mindset.

If I had all these abilities I would say to myself right I will show them I can deliver this and more, im the right fit and apply.

They are basically saying if you can't do this minimum don't apply.

Personally I like it.


That makes absolutely no sense what you’re saying. It’s obvious that in such a position, you’re expected to deliver results — in the form of deals or other revenue-generating agreements. What are they supposed to write? “We’re looking for someone who gets 500,000 shares every three months without doing anything”?

It would be enough if they just phrased it differently. And again, usually this is something that’s discussed during the interview — “Hey, you’ll receive this and that… but we expect this from you…” so you actually know what you’re getting in return for what’s being demanded.
 
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30cents today? What do the charting gurus think ?
 
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BTW… there are numerous cases where companies post job listings even though they have no intention of actually filling those positions. These socalled “ghost jobs” or “fake job listings” are published for various strategic reasons..for example: creating an illusion of growth, pressuring overworked employees, building a talent pool, marketing and brand awareness, or internal political motives.
So, let’s wait and see what happens… do we actually have the budget for that many employees? 🤔
Should just go all out and advertise the CEO position now!
 
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30cents today? What do the charting gurus think ?


I just saw at the crapper the Morningstar post “underrated fair value 0,60 dollar”

Wohoooo
 
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I just saw at the crapper the Morningstar post “underrated fair value 0,60 dollar”

Wohoooo
I got banned from that site years ago.. maybe it's doing its usual run up before the agm
 
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That makes absolutely no sense what you’re saying. It’s obvious that in such a position, you’re expected to deliver results — in the form of deals or other revenue-generating agreements. What are they supposed to write? “We’re looking for someone who gets 500,000 shares every three months without doing anything”?

It would be enough if they just phrased it differently. And again, usually this is something that’s discussed during the interview — “Hey, you’ll receive this and that… but we expect this from you…” so you actually know what you’re getting in return for what’s being demanded.
Might not make sense to you, but it makes sense to me.
 
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Yeah, that bar’s basically on the floor at this point. One deal a year after 3.5 years into a 5-year plan? That’s not a strategy,
You’d expect momentum to be building by now, not coasting on minimal expectations.
I look at it differently. This salesman job is only a region. If they all sell just one we will have multiple deals.
It takes time to close deals. I don’t think a lot of holders understand to complexity of closing a deal with disruptive
technology that only a small sub group understand how to use it. Hence the learnings going on in multiple universities now.
 
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Just a few examples how you could write it..

“Achieving sales targets and contributing to company growth”
“Expected to build and manage a pipeline of potential clients”
“Demonstrated ability to close deals and meet sales quotas”

These are the kinds of formulations that someone who’s planning to give it their all will clearly understand. Stating in a job ad that you expect at least one deal to be closed within the first year comes across as a bit rigid and inflexible…especially if someone is familiar with BrainChip and thinks, “They haven’t managed to close anything in four years, but I’m supposed to deliver within one? Alright then… I’ll just slap on a salary expectation with a decent stock package and see if they agree.”

And then the complaining starts again: “We’re overpaying… We’re giving away too many shares to people who haven’t proven themselves…” and so on and so forth.
 

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30cents today? What do the charting gurus think ?
Good chance we are heading up to fill the gap at 38c over the next few weeks. IMO
 
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