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Mondelēz International -- which makes Cadbury and Oreo -- is hiring a chocolate taster for the very important task of sampling and giving feedback on chocolate products and cocoa beverages. And it's basically every chocolate lover's dream come true.

The part-time position -- which is LinkedIn's first ever UK job of the week -- requires someone to spend 7.5 hours per week trying out and giving "objective and honest" feedback on products.

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The successful -- and very lucky -- candidate will work with a team of panelists to share opinions and collaborate to reach an agreement on taste. In short, they'll spend a lotof time talking about chocolate with fellow chocolate lovers.

According to the job description, the desired candidate will need to have a "passion" for confectionary and "taste buds for detection" -- whatever that means. They'll also need to be eager to try new and "inventive" products.

But enthusiasm is all it takes. The perfect candidate also needs to be honest when giving feedback, and they'll need a "communicative personality" to build good relationships with your panel.

The job is also location-specific, and it'll require someone to work in the vicinity of Reading, in England. So, bad news for those outside of the UK. Those wanting to apply can apply here. Sign us up!

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