Have You Ever Imagined Earning Money While Sleeping? Emma Mattresses Is Offering Recruitment for Sleep Lovers with Salaries of Up to R$ 5,000

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Published on 22/07/2024 at 17:48

Updated on 22/07/2024 at 17:49

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Selection Process to Sleep? Emma Mattresses Offers a Job of Up to R$ 5,000 to Sleep

Emma Mattresses has opened applications for the ‘Dream Job’, a selection process where the chosen ones will be paid to sleep and share their experiences. Don’t miss the chance to participate in this selection process, which ends on July 30 at 11:59 PM.

The selected participants for the Emma Mattresses selection process will be the new Sleep Experts of the company, a world leader in the D2C (direct to consumer) sleep sector. For the third consecutive year, three lucky individuals will be selected to test a variety of products from the brand, such as storage beds, pillows, and pillow tops. The items, which can total up to R$ 20,000 in value, will be sent to the winners for them to share their opinions on social media over a period of three months.

How the Emma Mattresses Selection Process Works

This year, the compensation for the ‘Dream Job’ is even more attractive. The first place will receive R$ 5,000 per month, the second R$ 3,000, and the third R$ 1,000. To apply, you must be Brazilian, at least 18 years old, love sleeping, and have familiarity with social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.

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About Emma – The Sleep Company

Emma – The Sleep Company, founded in 2013 in Germany, is present in over 30 countries and is a world leader in the D2C sleep segment. With a revenue of €645 million in 2021, the company continues to grow rapidly. Its products are sold online, in marketplaces, and in over 3,500 physical stores, collaborating with more than 200 global retailers. Emma employs over 850 people around the world, with offices in Frankfurt, Manila, Lisbon, Mexico City, and Shanghai.

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Have You Ever Imagined Earning Money While Sleeping? Emma Mattresses Is Offering Recruitment for Sleep Lovers with Salaries of Up to R$ 5,000

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Have You Ever Imagined Earning Money While Sleeping? Emma Mattresses Is Offering Recruitment for Sleep Lovers with Salaries of Up to R$ 5,000

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