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IRISH-OWNED SOCIAL platform Phlok have announced the creation of 100 new jobs over the coming 18 months.
Following a €460,000 investment from private and institutional investors, Phlok are looking for people in the areas of software development, sales, training and account management.
Well, it’s a rewards platform that offers the opportunity to earn virtual currency as users interact with businesses on Phlok through the internet or their phones. The whole point of the business is to get back on their “main street” and get “people shopping local”, said CEO, Paul Graham.
The company launched just six months ago, but has already gained 300 businesses throughout Ireland including shops, restaurants, bars, off licenses, pharmacies, coffee shops, car dealerships, clothes retailers and even clairvoyants.
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Great news. Home grown business is the way forward for the Irish economy.
He wouldn’t of seen the job only for the journal.
Why is the journal the only one announcing this?
Thanks for support!
How do I go about applying for a job there?
Get off thejournal for a start.
@little Jim in this day and age I use all and any form of information about getting a job! Maybe you’re lucky enough to be employed!
Have been applying for jobs,usual no reply,don’t want to a burden on the state!
So I will continue to read the journal for any job news as they tend be ahead of any of the media out there!
Thank You!
My thanks of support directed towards bad driving Ireland! Thankyou!
Is this some kind joke that you announce 100 jobs? We must be loosing a 1000 jobs a week!
Clairvoyants? Really?
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