Canadian Candy Company Is Offering Over 60 Lakh A Year For A 'Chief Candy Officer'
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The CCO position is open to anyone five years or older, and no prior experience is needed. Those interested can apply until August 31.
A candy company in Canada is hiring a professional taste tester, with a salary of up to $100,000 (Over Rs 60 lakh) per year. Candy retailer Candy Funhouse last month announced that it is looking for a "Chief candy officer" to lead the company's "Candyologists".
Taking to Instagram, the Ontario-based firm posted the job listing and said the position is open to ages 5 plus. The chosen applicant will be responsible for taste testing roughly 3,500 products each month, running company board meetings and approving new candy inventory with the "CCO stamp approval," as per a press note.
Separately, as per a LinkedIn post, Candy Funhouse said that candidates should have an undying enthusiasm and eagerness to enjoy confectionery products, which one can safely say describes a large swath of the population. They also stated that they are looking for a bold, creative, natural-born leader who is open to trying new things.
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