As the Product Manager, you will combine your passion for building awesome apps and scalable platforms with exceptionally strong analytical and project management skills to help our efforts building and delivering our services, analyzing metrics, and improving upon our product(s). You will break down complex problems and use data to inform decisions. The Product Manager will work across multi-disciplinary global teams: UX, engineering, operations and QA to build a deep understanding of engaging and enjoyable consumer and partner interactions with Bits of Stock, and to be part of the overall success of the company.
Located at Soho Farm in Manhattan with fast-growing startups. We value teamwork and leadership. We are a casual yet dedicated and highly motivated team with a shared passion for giving back to the community. We practice what we believe - Ownership Mentality. Team members work cross-functionally and collaboratively to solve problems across the company while taking ownership of their roles and responsibilities. We train on a monthly basis as a team (ie courses, presentations, mentoring, etc.) to grow individually while learning and sharpening new skills.
We also believe that diversity and inclusion are essential to living our values, promoting innovation, and building the best products out there. Our success is directly related to the employees that we hire, grow, and retain and we believe that our team should reflect the diversity of the customers that we serve.
As an Equal Opportunity Employer, Bits is committed to building an inclusive environment for people of all backgrounds. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, religion, disability, national origin, protected veteran status, age, or any other status protected by law. Everyone is encouraged to apply.
The #ownershipeconomy is coming and here to stay. The next 10 years will be a momentous decade for the will of the people to unite and overcome wealth inequality and financial inequity. The wealth inequality gap means the world's richest 1% have more than twice as much wealth as 6.9 Billion people, while half of humanity is living on less than $5.50 a day. And inequality is sexist too.
The very top of the economic pyramid sees trillions of dollars of wealth in the hands of a very small group of people, predominantly men, whose fortune and power grow exponentially. With less income and fewer assets than men, women make up the greatest proportion of the world’s poorest households, and that proportion is growing.
Addressing this extreme gap, however, is not just a political choice. There is a need for a paradigm shift in the way equity and wealth are redistributed, a shift away from government as the main intermediary of redistribution to a focus on the economic relationship between customers and corporations. Think about this, only 4 cents in every dollar of tax revenue comes from taxes on wealth while the ultra-wealthy avoid as much as 30% of their tax liability. A better mechanism to redistribute wealth that aligns with the incentives of corporates and their customers is an ownership economy on a global scale.
Younger generations are the least invested generation in history, even though their excitement around stocks grows. With 68% of young adults aged between 19 to 29 have little to no money invested at all. On the other hand, we see the wealthiest 10% of Americans now owning 89% of all U.S. stocks, a record high that highlights the stock market's role in increasing wealth inequality (CNBC).
Bits of Stock aims to tackle this by rewarding customers with fractional shares through everyday shopping with leading brands like Zara, Five Guys, Popeyes, and plenty more. Creating opportunities by removing friction, they look to level the playing field by making investing universally available for all.
It doesn't stop there! Brands invest over $200 billion a year to attract and retain new millennials and gen Z customers. With a combined spending power of $1.5 trillion, competition is heating up. Bits of Stock is challenging traditional loyalty programs like points, air miles, and cashback programs. And the data is promising, with results showing that dollar-for-dollar Stock Rewards have an effectiveness of 2000% compared to cashback with a mere 351% (Vena et al. (2008)).
What does this mean for brands? Well, with Bits of Stock's partners seeing results like 40% increases in average customer spend and 26% increases in customer frequency. It looks like brands finally have a solution that builds long-term loyalty, engagement, and frequency while providing actual long-term value to the end customer.
Join us today to build the ownership economy of tomorrow.
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