Growe Talents

Affiliate Communication Quality Manager

Growe Talents

full-time

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Location Type: Remote

Location: Anywhere in the World

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About the role

  • Monitor the quality of affiliate managers’ communication with partners across all channels (Telegram, Skype, email);
  • Review partner conversations based on defined criteria: tone of voice, wording accuracy, compliance with internal rules and iGaming specifics;
  • Track response times and ensure communication SLAs are met;
  • Identify risky and problematic cases (ignored partners, delayed replies, incorrect promises, conflict situations);
  • Escalate critical issues and follow up until they are resolved;
  • Provide structured feedback to managers based on QA reviews;
  • Contribute to the development and maintenance of communication standards (guidelines, templates, playbooks);
  • Maintain a record of recurring mistakes and systemic issues within the team;
  • Prepare regular reports on communication quality and team discipline;
  • Initiate and support process improvements that impact partner communication quality.

Requirements

  • Experience in a similar role related to communication quality, QA, Support QA, Sales QA, or Operations;
  • Ability to write clearly, concisely, and professionally;
  • Strong analytical mindset and high attention to detail;
  • Fast learner, ready to dive into the specifics of affiliate and iGaming domains;
  • Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, multi-tasking environment.
Benefits
  • Health & Wellness Focus
  • Global Medical Coverage
  • Growth Opportunities
  • Benefits Programs (compensation for the gym/stomatology/psychological service & etc.)
  • Performance-Driven Rewards;
  • Dynamic Work Environment.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Soft Skills
clear writingconcise communicationprofessional communicationanalytical mindsetattention to detailfast learningmulti-tasking