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Remote working job openings for an IT Publisher Acquisitions Editor Will acquire quality books and authors in the field of computer science. The ideal applicant will have experience in a similar role and be looking to move to a leading publisher with greater responsibility and flexibility in their day-to-day role. Some experience with the computer technology would be a major asset. The Acquisitions Editor needs analytical skills to be able to assess market need for individual book titles and is likely to have been educated to degree level in a Science, Technology, Engineering or Maths subject. They may also have a background in business, have launched a start-up business in the past, or worked in a product development role. They will need excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, to be able to propose new book projects and secure funding from the publisher. Duties include: Internet research and reading to stay on top of market developments Contacting potential authors to discuss potential book projects Mentoring potential authors in the preparation of book proposals and book plans Market research in order to find data to back up proposals Presentation and discussion of proposals with the publisher Negotiation of contract terms, royalties and advance payments Overseeing books through to publication Day-to-day contact with other members of the team: editors, marketing, publisher, production Active participation in launch and marketing of books Helping development editors with issues concerning authors, content and schedule Writing the marketing and back cover copy for new titles Technical illustrators Their job is to create diagrams and other illustrations for book sections that are important, difficult or monotonous (wall of text). Most of the books will be on software development, and diagrams will usually show processes or elements of a system. The technical illustrator should be able to digest the text and create a diagram with minimal guidance. Some knowledge of programming would go a long way. PM or email ozha at manning dot com
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Weekend Linux Engineer - The company I work at is looking linux system engineer to add to our support team. Are you a jack of all trades or perhaps very familiar with the items on this short list? - Xen Virtualization - Hosting Magento eCommerce stores - Hosting PHP-based software - cPanel (we are working on getting rid of this !) - Nginx - Apache - Centos 5/6 - Work on various projects - Motivated and able to learn on your own (we won't leave you hanging though!) - Strong social skills to work with customers from our around the world to resolve their server issues - Linux command line skills For this position, you would be working the weekend shift, mostly alone, to answer tickets as they come in from customers. Other work may be assigned based on skillset/need and scheduled maintenance tasks. This is not on call and you will be expected to respond to all customer tickets promptly within the company SLA. Support is primarily via e-mail but some phone support may be required. Work is also remote so any candidate is expected to have a reliable internet connection and the equipment necessary to use it (i.e. a computer). Problem solving and following through are the most important things you will be doing. New and exciting issues come up every day and we don't have a manual for every single one. You will be expected to use your brain and think creatively to find solutions and work with the rest of our team if needed to keep our customers happy. The shift is weekends 12pm-12am EST. We are open to people around the world but good English skills are a must. you can email me your creds this username at gmail. You can also use this and just apply , but feel free to PM/email me with any questions http://mojojojo.theresumator.com/apply/Oy7N2y/Weekend-Linux-Engineer.html Sylink fucked around with this message at 03:02 on Jun 27, 2014 |
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Reaching out, looking for opportunities. Job Seeker Location: Split, Croatia (can work from home, would love to relocate) Education: three years of university, before switching to graphic and web design - Adobe Certified - at a private institution, followed by several online courses. Experience: As a designer and illustrator, I have extended experience in creating printed and digital content, designing promotional material, character design, custom typeface design, and I have developed my own art and apparel brand, Rad Recorder. My work was featured at various exhibitions domestically and in the US, and has been published domestically and in the UK. As a content and copy writer, and a translator, I have worked in media and publication for ten years, specializing in pop cultural themes, but have written about a wide variety of subjects, from finance to tourism and health. Spent many years as a music journalist and reporter. An experienced content creator and manager, blogger and community manager. This is a small sample of my work experience and education, for more, please refer to the link provided under Contact. Looking for: Jobs in media, art and entertainment. My passion is illustration, especially apparel design. I can combine my content/copy writing with my design skills. I'm looking for ways to extend my network and reach my actual potential. Basically, I'm looking for decent work based on my abilities, and I'm reaching out here because Croatia is a very small market where I can achieve only so much. Contact: PM here, email orebster @ gmail, or via links provided with my digital business card - http://about.me/oreb, where you'll find a more detailed view into my work experience, including my portfolio and LinkedIn profile.
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I am also reaching out and looking for opportunities as well! I figured I might give this a try. Job Seeker Location: Washington, DC Education: MA in International Affairs from American University, BA in Political Science and International Studies at Case Western Reserve University. I did a short stint (1 semester) study abroad at Ritsumeikan University in Japan as part of my Master's coursework as well. Experience: I just finished up some contract work after about 1.5 years working as a research analyst for a survey research firm based out of McLean, VA. As part of my duties, I traveled to Afghanistan to manage and conduct survey research projects for clients like The World Bank, State Department, Deutsche Welle, and Sesame Street (yes, really. I am more than happy to tell you all about it). In addition, I learned how to use SPSS to check data, clean data, and merge data in addition to using it for descriptive statistics (which I learned from graduate school). My previous employer has graciously provided me with a letter of recommendation which describes all of my skills and responsibilities, which I am more than willing to furnish to you if you are interested. In addition, I interned for about 7 months at the U.S. Department of Commerce doing business-sector survey work, mainly defense industrial base analyses. As part of my work, I got to be part of a multiagency effort to get the ball rolling on Export Control Reform, wrote briefs about subjects like Western Redcedar, Lithium-Air batteries, and emerging technologies. Finally, I have a solid 2 years of administrative experience from my time working in undergraduate and grad school, where I was employed as an administrative assistant for a number of departments. With an academic background in East Asia/Japan and Disaster Relief, coupled with professional experience in government, Afghanistan, and administrative work, I'm more than willing and happy to learn new skills and take on new knowledge in order to do well here in DC. Looking for: Jobs in applied social science research, think tanks, international development (monitoring and evaluation), and even higher-level administrative work (in particular, I've thought about recruiting) are all pretty good opportunities for me. I've got some academic background in cybersecurity but am currently trying to teach myself Java in order to really understand it better. Contact: Please send me a PM through the forums. Once you do that, we'll exchange contact information including a link to my LinkedIn profile. Before recommending me for a job, I would like to meet with you in person in order to learn a little more about the company, help you to feel confident in recommending me, and to help us get to know each other as people. I am available at any time.
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Job Available About Us: Seeking qualified candidates to conduct research on flexible materials and devices as part of a team of scientists in the Materials & Manufacturing Directorate, Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB. The research covers a broad range of topics in the area of structure/processing/property relationships in soft matter materials. We currently have an opening for a PhD researcher with 0-3 years of experience to focus on the development of processes and materials for the fabrication of flexible and stretchable devices. Work will likely include using a variety of processing approaches including printing (e.g., aerosol jet, ink jet, or gravure), atomic layer deposition, and other approaches to fabricate devices such as thin film transistors, solar cells, batteries, and antennas. The position will also involve contributing to the development of inks, novel processing techniques, and substrate materials as well as the use of materials characterization techniques to evaluate structure/processing/property relationships. Location: Dayton, OH Education: PhD in Materials Science, Chemistry, Physics, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related field. Positions: Post doctoral research position for at least 2 years. Procedure: Feel free to PM me on SA and I can pass you along, or apply through UES.
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LuiCypher posted:I am also reaching out and looking for opportunities as well! I figured I might give this a try. I work for an IT contractor in DC. I don't have PMs but if you'd like info on the company/positions we have (dozens at a time, really), I can provide a referral if it looks like a good fit. No openings in our team, specifically, so I'm not sure what I can personally attest to outside of the corporate feel and such. If you're interested, my e-mail is mjbuddy3729@hotmail.com. Just let me know you're not junk mail in the subject.
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The company I work for is seeking Perl developers for mortgage industry software. Location: Milwaukee, WI Perl Development Experienced with relational databases, data structures, and SQL Experienced with UNIX and/or Linux operating systems Experienced with Object-Oriented Principles Experienced with Perl data structures and variable references Experienced with HTML, CSS, JavaScript Experienced with testing scripts Experience with one or more unit testing frameworks Experience with XML, JSON, and/or YAML Experience with of version control Experience with one or more design patterns Understanding of one or more ORM tools Understanding of distributed version control Understanding of RESTful services The positions have not yet been posted to our job board, however feel free to PM me for more details or if interested.
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Gravel Gravy posted:Job Seeker See my post above yours.
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Cross post from SH/SC. New entry level position has opened up where I'll stop working in two days. I'll be sitting in on the interviews though. Where Franklin, TN Place of Employment Williamson County Government Description The Williamson County Government Information Technology Department is accepting applications for a full-time IT Support Specialist. Key responsibilities will perform technical work involving the installation and maintenance of computer hardware, software and related components for the Williamson County Government. Under the supervision of senior IT Staff, this person responds to a variety of user issues and problems and must be able to respond after hours or on weekends as needed. Certifications such as A Plus, Security Plus, Network Plus and pertinent Microsoft certifications are also preferred. Candidates should provide references attesting to his/her dependability, integrity and level of expertise. http://williamsoncounty-tn.gov/Jobs.aspx?UniqueId=75&From=All&CommunityJobs=False&JobID=IT-Support-Specialist-267 . Apply online at https://tn-williamsoncounty3.civicplus.com/publiclogin.aspx?dn=williamsoncounty-tn.gov&txtRedirect=application.aspx&HR_Page=login Tasks General desktop support, deploying computers, documenting stuff in DocuWiki/ticket client/inventory, Active Directory user administration, ShoreTel and FaxFinder user administration. There is travel to remote sites but it is never after hours and a county vehicle is provided; all remote sites are within the county. Even though the description says you may have after hours or weekend work this will very rarely, if ever, happen. Technologies we use, none of this is required Windows, ShoreTel, FaxFinder, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, Active Directory, Group Policy, Novell eDirectory (we're in the process of dumping this so don't worry about it), Novell Groupwise (not dumping this), Hyper-V, VMWare, eventually SCCM, various flavors of Linux. Benefits http://williamsoncounty-tn.gov/index.aspx?nid=74 No premium medical No premium dental $30,000 life insurance policy Free pass to all county rec centers Who we are Williamson County Government runs county government operations. IT on our side is separated between 2 groups, you'll be working with the main group at the Administrative Office Complex. The Sheriff's Office and the schools have their own IT. Inteview Our interviews are generally you vs. the rest of the department so be ready.
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Job Seeker Location: Triad area, North Carolina Education: BA in Linguistics/Russian (double major) Experience: 5+ years experience in tier-1/tier-2 IT work. Mainly focused on networking, but have two CCNAs (Routing/Switching + Security), am ITIL v3 certified, and am nearly done with both the MCSA in Windows Server 2012 and the VMware VCP5. 2 years of that experience was also focused on enterprise intranet web development (ASP.net/VB.net/JS front-end/Sharepoint). Currently working on: Finishing up my MCSA (2/3 exams passed) and the VCP5 (taken the class, not the exam yet). After that I'd like to start focusing on some CCNP studies to get back into the network side of things. Looking for: IT of course - like I said, mostly focused on networking, but have plenty of experience with systems administration and web development as well. I enjoy it all. Availability: Whenever, wherever, though would prefer to stay in the Triad area. Contact info: PM, checking the thread, and also ianblake at gmail.
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Job Seeker Location: Calgary, AB, Canada Education: BA(Honours) in English, MPhil in English Language Experience: 4+ years in different positions as an assistant editor, research assistant, and technical writer Currently working as: a logistics coordinator/scheduler. I ship international freight, create customs documents, plan load orders, etc. Looking for: Something in the realm of writing, editing, communications, or research. Would also be open to more logistics type work. Availability: Willing to relocate for the right position. Contact info: post in the thread, or email gestalt6 [at] g mail dot com.
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Cross-posted from SH/SC: Who are we? Blizzard Entertainment. You know, the guys who made that World of Warcraft game, among other games. Where are we? Mostly in Irvine, California, but also some in Austin, Texas and San Francisco. What are we looking for? QA, Java engineers, .NET engineers, game developers (C++), IT people, all sorts of things. How do I apply? You can apply through these links or if there's other positions that sound like a potential fit, PM me and I can send you a link to apply as a referral. QA Security Analyst Systems and Storage IT Manager Systems Administrator (Taiwan) .NET software engineer positions Java software engineer Technical Writer for customer service Some more specialized positions may be able to help with relocation. If you have any friends that might be a good fit feel free to refer them too.
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I know that game developers have a reputation for overworking their employees, but I was wondering if that also extends to backend jobs like the Security Analyst position. I know every area is going to vary depending on department management, but are things like overtime common for everyone there? Also some of those job descriptions made me cringe. quote:The security analyst is part Sherlock Holmes, part Tychus Findlay, and always a smooth talking Han Solo who wears many hats and plays a critical role in protecting the realm.
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Security Analyst I don't know about specifically, but game support IT in general can put in some overtime around when a game launches due to having to do like a million things to make sure it goes smoothly. I won't say that overtime doesn't happen, but there's much more willingness to delay a game to put an extra layer of polish on it then to crunch like hell to get a game out the door on time.
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Inept posted:I know that game developers have a reputation for overworking their employees, but I was wondering if that also extends to backend jobs like the Security Analyst position. I know every area is going to vary depending on department management, but are things like overtime common for everyone there? At least paid hourly overtime is pays well. My friend was making some ridiculous six figure some as an assistant or associate producer during crunch.
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Reposting because I am growing ever sick of my current job. Job Seeker Location: Chicago, IL area but willing/want to relocate to Denver, CO, Bozeman, MT, Fort Collins, CO, maybe Seattle/Portland, really anywhere west would be considered. Education: B.S. Law Enforcement and Justice Administration; Minor in Security Administration Experience: Currently the Operations Manager for a mid-size insurance and corporate investigations company. Started with background and field investigations, moved on to management. Additionally, as a byproduct of "being good with computers" I have also been tasked with maintaining our IT infrastructure to include our internal computer network, software support, hardware repair, PBX and VOIP phone system, and our online case management system to a degree. Three jobs, one salary, tons of fun  Looking For: Full-time, looking for a career shift as I have been a bit burned out on the investigations work, though willing to entertain offers. I would like to move into the corporate security field (physical security/internal theft/risk assessment) or more towards an IT support or management position. Availability: Negotiable Contact Info: PM, resume upon request.
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Job Seeker/repost Location: Moving to Cedar Rapids, IA July 29th. Would be willing to relocate within Iowa/Illinois/Missouri, and would in all likelihood be willing to relocate to a medium/large city elsewhere. Education: BA in English with a professional writing minor. MA in English literature. (GPA 3.7) Experience: Five years teaching composition/literature/film, mostly as accelerated online classes. Two and a half years teaching conversational English in Japan and counseling students planning to attend high school or college in America with guidance to help them adjust to American culture. Thirteen years hardware retail (Dad owned a store, and I started doing little things there as soon as I could make complete sentences.) Six years as a logistical specialist/National Guardsman. Comfortable with a variety of course delivery platforms, extremely proficient with APA format, competent with MLA format. High-level grammar/mechanics/spelling, good attention to detail, don't mind being picky. Requirements: Full-time preferred, but I wouldn't mind keeping part of my current teaching load to take a part-time job. When I can start: August 17th. What I'm Looking for: I'm tired of teaching writing full-time. I'd be interested in content production (any ACT or Pearson goons here?) ESL work (but not minimum-wage work...I would be willing to work in a country that had a challenging culture, though) human resources, marketing, or administrative support. I'm decent at MLA citation format, good at research, and masterful with APA citation format. I'm used to producing detailed writing quickly and under pressure (from all those accelerated classes) and I have great time management. I would be happy to help you proofread, edit, or write, and I'd listen if you wanted to talk to me about another job. Contact: Plat. Also, jaredhkline ^at^ yahoo ^period^ com.
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Coin - Have you thought about moving to Korea? I've got a friend there with a BA who's teaching English at a college now. He's making ~$40k, + free huge apartment, working ~15 hours a week. He had maybe 3-4 years experience before he got that position. It sounds like you've got nearly as much experience, I think you could get a good job teaching business English.
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Job Opening: Medical Assistant Location: Irvine, CA Description: Must hold any certification that allows you to draw blood in the state of California. For more details see http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/hea/4593776424.html Contact: Use the CL reply function and PM me your real name.
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posh spaz posted:Coin - Have you thought about moving to Korea? I've got a friend there with a BA who's teaching English at a college now. He's making ~$40k, + free huge apartment, working ~15 hours a week. He had maybe 3-4 years experience before he got that position. It sounds like you've got nearly as much experience, I think you could get a good job teaching business English. How far does 40k go in Korea?
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Who: Me. I need to get out of here. Location: Anywhere Washington State or The Netherlands. Education: I have a BA in History with a minor in archeology and anthropology. I did not finish an MA in history. Experience: I have taught English in High school as a foreign language in The Netherlands, I have worked in several departments in college here as a tutor and assistant. Currently I am a translator and an auditor. I also organize and run my own BJJ & MMA classes/school. I speak Dutch, English and German. (and French and Chinese very poorly.) I'm learning python currently in some vague hope of being more employable. What I'm looking for : To move away from this area. Currently in KY/WV and I want to get out of here. There are no proper jobs here (hence my job as a night auditor) that require me to use my brain. I want a job that allows me to be more creative. I can organize events, I can teach anything, I can communicate. I am very inventive. contact me (with ideas too) here or rincewin at g mail you know the rest
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Snatch Duster posted:How far does 40k go in Korea? Really far, since he doesn't have to pay for housing. If you have no experience, you'd be more in the $20-25k range, depending on the exchange rate. Also, it's typical to be reimbursed for your plane ticket there, and at the end of the contract, they'd give you either a plane ticket back, or equivalent cash as a bonus if you want to stay another year. But you can find plane tickets from Seoul to Bangkok for under $100, street food is a couple bucks a meal, apartments are generally walking distance from your work. The first two years my friend was there, he partied all the time, traveled all over Asia on the weekends, didn't even try to save money, but he was still able to pay off about $20k in loans.
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posh spaz posted:Coin - Have you thought about moving to Korea? I've got a friend there with a BA who's teaching English at a college now. He's making ~$40k, + free huge apartment, working ~15 hours a week. He had maybe 3-4 years experience before he got that position. It sounds like you've got nearly as much experience, I think you could get a good job teaching business English. Hey what organization or company did your friend go through?
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NYC job openings! The startup I work at (SaaS software development) is hiring 10+ developers over the next couple months. Mainly looking for one systems administrator, one data scientist (hadoop preferred), one QA engineer, and 8+ developers experienced in ruby, node, java, etc. 3+ years experience preferred. https://www.jibe.com Great benefits, salary & culture. Clients include the top 1/3 of the Fortune 50 and growing very quickly. If you think you'd be a good fit, please email me your resume to uncleguito @ gmail . com- I can take a look and send it to the proper person if you're a good fit. UncleGuito fucked around with this message at 19:51 on Aug 9, 2014 |
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UncleGuito posted:NYC job openings! Any chance you guys would be willing to take on a junior? I've got a decent bit of experience with Python/Django and am currently doing a lil' tiny baby project using node and react @ work. I've never had the title developer, but I've been working with a few of the developers at my current gig and wouldn't mind transitioning into the field. If you think its worth a shot, I'll ship my resume/github over.
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The March Hare posted:Any chance you guys would be willing to take on a junior? I've got a decent bit of experience with Python/Django and am currently doing a lil' tiny baby project using node and react @ work. I've never had the title developer, but I've been working with a few of the developers at my current gig and wouldn't mind transitioning into the field. Go for it! We never use labels for job requirements and always have leeway when it comes to filing positions. We have several interns & associate developers who found themselves at home pretty quickly.
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UncleGuito posted:NYC job openings! I know a statistician who recently got her MA from Harvard (in stats). She worked a bunch on predictive modelling with large datasets. Do you think she'd be in the realms of what you are after for the data scientist position?
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Womens Jeans posted:I know a statistician who recently got her MA from Harvard (in stats). She worked a bunch on predictive modelling with large datasets. Do you think she'd be in the realms of what you are after for the data scientist position? Do you have a contact email? I'll check and send her a note if it's a possibility.
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I'm hiring an analytical chemist with a focus in polymer characterization. The analytical team at Ennis-Flint is looking for an analytical chemist with a focus in polymer characterization. We support research and development of a diverse set of coatings and markings. Please see our website for an overview of the types of chemistries we work with. This position is ideal for a creative problem solver with a strong analytical background who enjoys developing new methods and analyzing challenging samples. Qualifications: BS in Chemistry/ChemE or equivalent plus 4 years of relevant experience/MS +2 years/PhD Strong communication skills Self-directed Proficient with: GPC, DSC, TGA, Rheology, DMA. Familiar with: GC/MS, HPLC, FTIR, NMR, SEM/EDX, titrations and wet chemistry This position will be based at our new R&D facility in Thomasville, NC. Send me an e-mail at mswenson at flinttrading com with inquiries/resumes. I'm looking to fill this position asap.
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Zero One posted:Job Openings I just wanted to share that there are still open positions available for this role and others. We have openings across the country (but mostly at our centers in Orlando, Phoenix, Denver, Austin, and Indianapolis). Most positions are in customer service or financial advising but we also have openings in IT, HR, accounting and other corporate functions. I don't want to post our jobs website here but if you PM me I can send you details. I have been told that all qualified candidates who are referred through a current employee will be given an interview.
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Zero One posted:I just wanted to share that there are still open positions available for this role and others. I don't have pm but I was interested to hear how a bonus is put into play if there are no sales goals?
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It's based on your annual review. There is a bonus level set by the company and then it's split up to each employee depending on your overall review grade. Edit: that's my department. Other positions might be allocated differently.
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UncleGuito posted:NYC job openings! Sent you an email. Thank you for the post.
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Job Seeker Location: San Antonio, TX Education: Almost complete B.S. in Marketing Management - official expected graduation date is Feb. 2015; however, I plan on being done by the end of September. Experience: I started my work history at a locally-owned bank in the bookkeeping department preparing statements, answering customer inquiries, and assisting the proof department. I eventually was moved to a commercial teller position. I then went to work for a gas cooking grill manufacturer, first as a customer support rep and then as the administrative assistant. As administrative assistant, I supported the office and warehouse staff - including company executives. My duties included verifying expense reports, anticipating office supply needs and submitting requisitions, and taking care of office visitors. I also undertook a large photography project for a major department store chain: the store wanted photos of our parts for their website and we were required to provide the photos. After leaving that company, I worked retail for a little less than a year. I was promoted about a month after being hired from associate to lead cashier. In that role, I was responsible for balancing the registers and preparing the deposits at the end of the day. My most recent job was administrative support for one of the Avon Cosmetics district managers. While there, I acted as interim district manager while the district manager was out on temporary disability. During this time, I was responsible for generating and submitting reports to the division manager. I routinely answered representative questions, managed and coordinated the district manager's calendar, and managed the district Facebook page. Looking For: An entry-level marketing position. Barring that, executive assistant or administrative/office role. Availability: I can start with approximately a week's notice. Contact Info: PM or email: cegrimes@gmail.com
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Job Seeker Location: Albuquerque, NM Willing to relocate Education: BBA with a Marketing concentration from University of New Mexico Experience: January 2012-May 2012- Honda Civic Marketing Competition. Participated on market research and ad development team, which was a part of a cross-functional marketing team with a purpose of creating and implementing a marketing campaign to increase awareness and interest in the Honda brand and the Civic Coup vehicle. Designed survey which was completed by several hundred participants across campus Competed with other schools across the nation and received an Honorable Mention. October 2013-May 2014 - Worked as an Operations and Marketing consultant for RarezHut. (An online music reseller) RarezHut saw an increase of over 200% in profit ans sales while I was there. I most designed their current inventory management system and brought it into this century, as well developed pricing and sale structures alongside the owner. I then also reported on the expenses and profitability under the new business Model. Looking For: An entry-level or better Marketing position. I feel I could contribute the most at a tech company though. Availability: I can start as soon as need be. It will take longer if I need to relocate of course. Contact Info: PM or email: everval@gmail.com
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I spread my labia. All six are thin and supple, layered like a dancer's skirts, the colour of cherries in summertime. Within them lies my vagina. It is a fertile paradise that stretches from the delta of my taint to the high alpine peak of my clitoris. Extending my compound eyes to get a better look at you, I begin to gyrate my luscious hips. They swivel with a feline grace, my pointy little toothpick of a penis swinging around and around with the motion. My huge breasts bounce. My anus leers from beneath the translucent shield of its protective membrane. Now my cooch is slick with lust, my intimate womanly hollows crying out for you to fill them; their voices are like distant seagulls, reedy and raucous. From the curve of my breastbone to the very tip of my needle dick, I am coated in a sensuous pelt of coarse, bearlike hair. I whisper your name seductively, loving the feel of it on my tongue. My scrotum cracks its knuckles. The time has come. We must have sex. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST) (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Avshalom posted:I spread my labia. All six are thin and supple, layered like a dancer's skirts, the colour of cherries in summertime. Within them lies my vagina. It is a fertile paradise that stretches from the delta of my taint to the high alpine peak of my clitoris. Extending my compound eyes to get a better look at you, I begin to gyrate my luscious hips. They swivel with a feline grace, my pointy little toothpick of a penis swinging around and around with the motion. My huge breasts bounce. My anus leers from beneath the translucent shield of its protective membrane. Now my cooch is slick with lust, my intimate womanly hollows crying out for you to fill them; their voices are like distant seagulls, reedy and raucous. From the curve of my breastbone to the very tip of my needle dick, I am coated in a sensuous pelt of coarse, bearlike hair. I whisper your name seductively, loving the feel of it on my tongue. My scrotum cracks its knuckles. The time has come. We must have sex. [record-scratch.ogg]
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Avshalom posted:I spread my labia. All six are thin and supple, layered like a dancer's skirts, the colour of cherries in summertime. Within them lies my vagina. It is a fertile paradise that stretches from the delta of my taint to the high alpine peak of my clitoris. Extending my compound eyes to get a better look at you, I begin to gyrate my luscious hips. They swivel with a feline grace, my pointy little toothpick of a penis swinging around and around with the motion. My huge breasts bounce. My anus leers from beneath the translucent shield of its protective membrane. Now my cooch is slick with lust, my intimate womanly hollows crying out for you to fill them; their voices are like distant seagulls, reedy and raucous. From the curve of my breastbone to the very tip of my needle dick, I am coated in a sensuous pelt of coarse, bearlike hair. I whisper your name seductively, loving the feel of it on my tongue. My scrotum cracks its knuckles. The time has come. We must have sex. yes I would like this job please
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