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This role is a full-time, at-will position.
To apply, please submit your resume, any relevant social media handles and a cover letter. Three Day Rule TDR helps singles outsource their love lives to make dating easier and less time-consuming. Our matchmakers leverage technology to curate the best matches for our clients. We offer personalized matchmaking, date coaching, and events to help singles along their dating journeys. We have established operations in 9 major U.
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Facilitate activities, such as trade missions and matchmaking events, designed to build the UK brand and grow UK Financial Services exports Head of Business Development Fintros. Our industry-leading proprietary AI-engine has completely digitized talent recruitment with the automation of candidate sourcing, shortlisting and matchmaking , Fintros - New York, New York. Services to power our online games, including matchmaking , cloud saves, player stats and leaderboards. When given the opportunity, I would write my Psychology papers about attraction and relationship concepts and theory.
I will never get enough of it. I am always trying to stay up to date on recent academic studies.
Finding a professional career that applied this love of relationships and interaction seemed unobtainable. Instead, I pursued it recreationally, constantly meddling in the love lives of friends and co-workers. What life experience prepared you for this role? Do you ever use your own dating history as a sort of guide?
If so, in what ways? In , as part of that quarter life crisis, I started writing down all my dating experiences. Hot off the heels of a long-term relationship, I realized I had done very little dating. I sought to demystify the process of the first date, and examine contemporary courtship.
That sounds awfully clinical but, of course, I enjoyed myself and developed connections with people along the way. Ultimately, I loved dating. I loved the good dates, the bad dates, the ugly dates—all of them! I frequently draw upon my own experiences, but I remain aware that people have differing, unique relationship experiences that have molded them into their current incarnation of a dater.
Everyone has their story, and I want to hear it. How does your job work exactly?
Was that first match nerve wracking? Has it gotten easier since? I meet every single who is open to meeting other intriguing singles. When I have two singles who seem like a great fit, I throw them together for a signature rendezvous—no dinner or coffee dates allowed. If not, I put them back into the matching machine. The first match as a professional was wild! It went well, the two connected for a second date, but I learned very quickly that this was not going to be a job that I would ever do half-heartedly.
I care about my clients.
I want them to have good dates. My resources have increased, my workflow has streamlined, I have learned along the way—but matchmaking will always be a position that keeps me on my toes. I have a vested interest in the success of my clients, and because of that, I will always work fairly diligently to make them solid matches. You currently live in Richmond, VA. Can you describe the social scene there?
Many of the residents have been here since birth, so it can be a challenge designing dates that make their hometown feel new. The dates I design for Richmond may take the participants to a familiar place, but will provide them with a new and unique experience. Most everyone has been to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, but significantly fewer have used materials from the VMFA cafe to recreate a Faberge egg the person with the winning egg, as selected by a server, is treated to a beverage of choice.
The foundation for an amazing date is here, I simply brainstorm refreshing twists to the old favorites.
If we had the chance to peek at your schedule, what would an average day look like? I wake up, leisurely saunter out of bed and drink coffee until I have my wits about me. Matchmaking without wits is pointless. I make the necessary arrangements. I meet for a consultation over lunch.