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reliefkey

Handyman with Experince and a few gray hairs

Call for people ready to join us on a journey that can do handyman work

Are you a person that doesn’t like to take the easy path? Someone born to innovate, someone always trying new things, someone who is constantly seeking ways to make life better for themselves and others?

Well, then you might fit right in at reliefkey.


We’re looking for the go getters, the trailblazers, the unique individuals to want enrich the lives of those around them, as well as their own, but are willing to get down and dirty to do it. People who know it’s going to be extremely challenging, because it is. People who are willing to work for less now for a tremendously bigger reward later.


People who also believe that the reward isn’t just money, but doing the hard work and seeing the way their hard work positively affects the client.


About reliefkey

We help our friends get organized, control chaos, experience relief, and design and build bespoke products to make their homes more easy and joyful to live in.


Why/mission

Organize peoples entire lives to become wiser and more joyful. Leading to better, more enjoyable cities.


How

  • Improving the lives of our employees by helping them to grow, learn new skills, and feel full-filled by doing meaningful purposeful work.
  • Enhancing the well-being of those around us using human-centered design as well as listening to, learning from, and connecting vibrant humans.
  • Our clients – to help them feel pride by giving them more control over their lives so that they can feel less stressed and overwhelmed by listening, organizing, designing, and connecting them to their community.
  • Friends and family – Take what we learn from work and help those closest to us
  • Our community – improve our neighborhoods, and cities to become more connected, cleaner, kinder and, better designed for people.
  • Infuse everyone we touch with joy and relief


Values

→Listening leads to understanding.

→Design for humans and make them laugh.

→Constantly get better at decision making.


Principles

  • More about principles vs. values

    Values are what guide us, they are our compass, and everyone must memorize and believe in then.

    Principles however, also aid us in creating a great culture and giving us frame works and mental models on how to act and improve. They don’t need to be memorized, but are great to reference especially when stuck!

→Be absurdly clear in your communication

→The relationship matters more than the money

→Prioritize friendship

→Mistakes are an opportunity to learn and make something better

→Keep it simple

→Use first principles to creates unique solutions

→Passion and work should be one and the same

→Be honest and do quality work

→Do more than we are paid for

→Be Willing to start from scratch


About the Job

We have clients that often need stuff mounted (will be main work), but also small fixes and things like lighting and fans installed. Pretty simple. It’s part time, sometimes less than, so having other work is a good idea, it could grow into full time as we grow. 
 

About you

Drywall patching

Mounting of tv’s art and other

Install lighting

Other small minor fixes around the home

Listens well

Funny and loves comedy

Driven/diligent worker

Cares about being healthy

Data driven

Loves to experiment

Creative

Extremely user-centric

Compassionate

Cares about their community, ideally local neighborhood at least their city.

Unconventional thinker


Compensation

$35hr


You In?

Ready to be very stressed, work long hours, and figure stuff out for a great purpose.

Down to have ridiculous amounts of fun and laughs with a great team (that I’m currently putting together) while doing great work to create something remarkable, needed, and unique that Phoenix hasn’t seen before?

Well, then send your answers to these 3 questions along with a sample of some kind of work you’ve done in the past to 480.442.7155

  1. If gifted 1 billion dollars tomorrow what would you do with it?
  2. Send photos of some work you’ve done and what challenges you faced doing that work and how you overcame them.
  3. What books have made the most significant impact on your life and why?