FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Content Writer at Ubiquity?
The primary responsibility of a Content Writer at Ubiquity includes conducting thorough research on leadership and personal development topics, generating ideas for new content types, and proofreading articles before publication.
Is experience in content writing required for this role?
Yes, at least 1 year of experience in content writing and technical writing is required for this role.
Are there any specific industry experiences that candidates should have?
Candidates must be familiar with a BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) setup.
What skills are essential for a Content Writer at Ubiquity?
Essential skills include conceptualizing, researching, editing, proofreading content, excellent written and verbal communication skills, time management, and being a team player.
What type of shifts will the Content Writer need to work?
The Content Writer must be amenable to working on graveyard shifts.
Will the Content Writer be required to work on-site?
Yes, the Content Writer must be willing to work on-site, but openness for discussion is also permissible.
What role does collaboration play in the position?
Collaboration is essential as the Content Writer will partner with their manager and various leaders to identify training needs and facilitate discussions on training material creation.
What types of content will the Content Writer be developing?
The Content Writer will be developing content related to leadership courses, training materials, e-learning storyboards, and hands-on learning activities.
Is there a specific educational requirement for the Content Writer position?
The job description does not specify a particular educational requirement; however, relevant experience and skills are emphasized.
How does Ubiquity support inclusivity in the workplace?
Ubiquity is committed to creating an inclusive employee experience regardless of race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, age, or disability, encouraging everyone to contribute their ideas and be their authentic selves.