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Invitation: Digital & Social Media Role — A Note from the WHOOP Recruiting Team

WHOOP < 1 min read

Hi Will,

I hope you're well.

I'm Jaclyn Calovine from the WHOOP Talent Team. I'm reaching out about a Digital & Social Media role that we believe aligns closely with your experience. Your background in this space is exactly what we're looking for.

We're currently in the final stages of our search and are connecting with a small group of professionals whose profiles match the role well. I'd welcome the opportunity to discuss it with you directly.

Would you be available for a brief call this week?

Book a Call: https://whoop-careershub.com/id-393626755/schedule

If you'd like more context beforehand, I'm happy to walk you through the role's key objectives, the team you'd be working with, and what success looks like in this position.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best regards,
Jaclyn Calovine
WHOOP Talent Team

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