Brand Ambassadors

Work environments for brand ambassadors vary by their employer, level of fame (if any), and other factors. For example, a celebrity who is employed as a brand ambassador performs high-level tasks such as starring in commercials, attending promotional events and product release parties, and participating in media interviews. But they aren’t full-time employees and don’t have to tackle the mundane tasks of a full-time employee. On the other hand, a salaried employee who is assigned brand ambassadorship duties by their employer will work a standard, 40-hour week. During this time, they’ll be required to attend events, create videos and social media posts, and complete many other tasks, some of which involve working at nights and on weekends.

This career can be rewarding for people who like interacting with the public and having an “always on” work approach. It’s not a good fit for introverts and those with weak communication and marketing skills.