Hybrid Mr D - Graduate CRM Assistant presso Takealot.com

Join the Mr D Team as a Graduate CRM Assistant in Cape Town!

Takealot Group, South Africa’s premier online retail organisation, is seeking talented Marketing focused Graduates to join our Mr D division in Cape Town.

About the Graduate Program:

At the Takealot Group, our graduate program is designed to equip you with both technical and soft skills essential for launching your career. You’ll learn from industry leaders in a vibrant, fast-paced environment. Gain unique insights into the e-commerce world with plenty of practical experiences. We are seeking a dynamic and creative marketing graduate to join the CRM team.

What You Bring:

Qualifications & Experience:
- Marketing Degree, Communications, Business or a related field.

Essential Skills:
- Computer Literacy
- Strong Attention to Detail

Attributes We Value:
- A confident team player who is not afraid to share their opinion with others
- Creative and energetic
- Hands-on approach
- Confident with strong opinions
- Excellent communication skills
- Strong problem-solving abilities

What’s Life Like at Takealot Group?

- Open Doors: Our focus is on collaboration and working together to produce outstanding results.
- Mentorship Opportunities: Learn from the best in the business. Our mentorship program offers invaluable guidance to help you excel.
- Continuous Learning: Access a wealth of online courses on platforms like ProsusAcademy, Udacity, and Coursera.
- Social Connections: Enjoy regular social events and activities to connect with other bright minds.
- Support Resources: Benefit from confidential counselling, legal support, and financial guidance whenever needed.
- Convenient Parking: Enjoy free parking without the hassle of long walks to your desk.

Intrigued? 

 If you possess these qualities and meet the requirements, we consider you an Extraordinary Mind. Don’t wait – apply today and start your journey with us!

Takealot is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We encourage applications from individuals in previously disadvantaged groups and people with disabilities.