Become Ambadassador!
Day 2,272, 21:00
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Are you looking to become more active in eUSA politics?
Would you like to get your foot in the door and one day become a cabinet member or even Country President?!
Would you like to get your foot in the door and one day become a cabinet member or even Country President?!
Do you want to make more eFriends and learn more about countries and citizens outside of eUSA?
Do the recent shifts in alliances and diplomacy intrigue you?
Do the recent shifts in alliances and diplomacy intrigue you?
If you answered YES to any of these questions, then you want to become an Ambassador!
Being an Ambassador is a great way to begin your climb up the political ladder and increase your international influence!
Many prior USA CPs got their start in the State Department and honed their craft here.
Ambassador Responsibilities include:
1. Writing weekly reports in eUSA forums on countries' leadership, politics, economy, and military.
2. Hanging out in foreign IRC embassies.
3. Developing relationships with foreign leaders and ambassadors.
4. Reading media/news in foreign countries.
5. Recruiting others to join the ambassador program.
If you'd be interested in joining the eUSA Ambassador program, please fill out an APPLICATION and you will be contacted shortly.
Sincerely,
David Wilson
Director of Ambassadorial Affairs
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Excellent media as always David.
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(Sick header, btw)
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I would be a great ambadassdor I am very shy.
As a former ambassador I agree with all you said here.
Being an Ambassador enables you to see the game from a very interesting angle.
Allons-y!
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I was an Ambassador, and then I was President.
Sooooo.... you should join.
I'm interest to join u 🙂
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Ambaddassoring is a ton of fun, I've done over a dozen terms with like 6 different nations. I have met cool and interesting people in each nation.
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Very good endeavor, this job will give you the meta game skills of diplomacy, and organizational tools to follow up with bilateral matters. It's true that you get to know people also learn from their skills.
I was ambassador and director of the ambassadorial affairs last year for one term.
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