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Grumpicat posted:Do you work for this company? I'd be interested to hear what it's like and why so much of their website is focused on employees. Yes, I do. I'm one of the Analyst/Programmers there. I'm not sure what you mean about the website, but I didn't compare it to a large amount of different employer websites. In general, the coworkers are pretty good, and it's a somewhat casual atmosphere. Weekly Bagels and Donuts and Ice Cream first birthdays do help boost morale a bit. In terms of actual work, it's sort of a slow increase of responsibility, rather then a tiered one. There are a few hierarchical tiers as well, but it's generally pretty relaxed. Once you've worked on a project a few times, you are often the go to person for that project. I'd say being able to politely and detailedly email people, spot small things in code, find potential problems before submission, clarify specifications, and the ability to reconstruct what you did on something you worked on several years ago are all important skills. Pay Raises/Benefits seem relatively generous to me, but again I didn't do a lot of comparison between jobs. Depending on the type of work you are doing, it potentially allows you to get your name mentioned in the acknowledgments in published medical papers, which has happened to me. Let me know if you would like more details. I realized I didn't post the contact information in the previous post. So if you or anyone else are interested in applying, please contact Mary Lamb at (301) 680-9770, or send an e-mail to jobs@imsweb.com
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Job openings: San Francisco The company is G2 Direct and Digital, we're looking for a ton of different positions from account, to creative, to tech: http://www.g2dd.com/g2dd/ Click on Contact Us > Career Opportunities > Sort by location and choose San Francisco. Here is the list of open positions. PM me for more info (I can tell you what account you will be working on) and I can make a referral on your behalf. We just won some new business so looking to create an entire team. Manager, Interface Engineer Associate, Software Engineer Associate, Account Management Account Manager Account Director Production Artist Associate Creative Director, Interactive Junior Creative Associate, Design Creative Associate, Design Interactive Project Manager Account Manager (SAE) Manager of Finance Account Executive - Adobe SF
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Job Opening: Santa Monica Interactive Account Manager/Coordinator The last person I hired, I found here, so what the heck. Here's the corporate description, but we're not a corporate place. The Interactive Account Manager will manage all day-to-day activities for numerous clients and projects. This includes media planning and buying across multiple accounts, securing approval from all stakeholders. In addition, the Interactive Account Manager is responsible for trafficking placements, placing work orders with the creative shop, reporting, analytics, and post-mortems. This team member is completely responsible for day-to-day account management, with as-needed guidance from the Interactive Director. The Account Manager supports client initiatives by ensuring that all campaigns are on time, on budget and at the highest levels of quality and effectiveness. Fun agency with room to grow. Requirements: Bachelor's degree and advanced levels of communications 1+ years interactive agency experience Rich media expertise preferred Entertainment industry knowledge a plus Excellent organizational development skills Proficiency in MS Word, MS Excel, and PowerPoint PM or email me at cowbells@gmail
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Openings: Database Administrator, Data Quality Specialist Location: Madison, WI Database Administrator We're looking for someone with 3-5 years of experience. PostgreSQL experience is a plus, along with RDBMS DBA experience, Unix/Linux experience, and strong attention to detail. Duties would include performance benchmarking, backup, tuning, and recovery. Data Quality Specialist We're looking for someone with 3-5 years of experience with data modeling, warehousing, and data quality management. Previous knowledge of database analytics and documentation of best practices is strongly preferred. We prefer someone with a bachelors, SQL and Oracle experience, as well as project management skills. PM me for more info and the actual listings on our company website, or email me at sbeauchaine at gmail daught com. We have a referral program but I can really only refer one person to each spot, gives you a little boost compared to a random guy off the street.
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Job Opening: San Diego, CA Industry: Computer Science Organization: UC San Diego, Center for Networked Systems Salary: $3,935 - $5,458 /month Link to posting: http://jobs.ucsd.edu/bulletin/job.aspx?cat=information&sortby=post&jobnum_in=50564 DESCRIPTION: The Center for Networked Systems (CNS) is an Organized Research Unit dedicated to bringing together leading faculty, students, and companies to investigate the most challenging, interesting, and important problems in computer networks, and to train our students to continue their leadership throughout their careers. The Systems and Networking Research Group (SysNet) is a key unit in the Center's research complement, bringing together a talented and forward-looking group of graduate students, faculty, post-doctoral researchers, and programming staff to undertake projects that solve and explore some of the most relevant and exciting issues in systems and networking research. The SysNet Group operates a computing facility that serves CNS and Computer Science and Engineering department faculty, researchers, programming staff, graduate students, and instructional users (approximately 250 machines with 50 Lab users and 30 instructional users at any time). The computer facility consists of computer servers, file servers, and workstations running Solaris, Linux, Windows, and Mac Operating Systems. The computing facility also maintains the Lab's network, printers, and web portal. Under general supervision of the Director of CNS, work as part of the SysNet Group's computing team to support research, administrative, and instructional computing in a heterogeneous computing environment. While a large portion of the job will entail the day-to-day tasks associated with system administration and maintenance, another significant portion will be dedicated to the customization and optimization of software and hardware to meet the needs of a dynamic and highly creative research group, which conducts a series of ongoing projects. This latter function will necessitate a particular skill set above and beyond the normal level of competency associated with most systems administration positions: a willingness to learn new skills as needed, to embrace the use of new technologies as required, and to explore novel solutions to currently unsolved problems in collaboration with others. The incumbent will also be responsible for providing technical information to faculty, to students, and to administrative and research staff on the computer systems, software, and data available in CNS. Notes: This job is perfect for CS nerds who love hacking, thinking creatively and coming up with solutions to programming challenges, know a bunch of Linux/scripting/programming (bash, python, C++), and like working with students. The environment is great, and your job will typically vary from day to day. We build a lot of our infrastructure from scratch, and also get access to a lot of cutting edge and prototype technology from major companies. The learning curve is pretty steep, but the environment is pretty relaxed and everyone knows a ton about CS. It seems like the perfect job for the right goon or goonette.
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The Wormy Guy posted:Job openings: San Francisco I sent you a PM.
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The Wormy Guy posted:Job openings: San Francisco PM sent your way, thanks.
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Caustic posted:PM sent your way, thanks. Crazak P posted:I sent you a PM. Wow was that a coincidence or what. Anyway, responded to you both!
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I sent you a PM about a day after your post, but I didn't get a PM back so I decided to reply to this thread in hopes that you'll check your PMs. Also, I still don't have a PM from you.
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The Wormy Guy posted:Job openings: San Francisco Sent you a PM. 
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Crazak P posted:I sent you a PM about a day after your post, but I didn't get a PM back so I decided to reply to this thread in hopes that you'll check your PMs. drat dude I'm sorry it was sitting right there and I didn't see it for some reason. Just replied to you though, hope it's still helpful. EDIT: poo poo I saw what I did, I got another PM from a guy with a username beginning with a "C" and replied to that thinking it was yours. Sorry about that. Brydinut posted:Sent you a PM. Replied to you too. Also, if some of you are interested in any of the positions, don't just apply on the site. It's a million times better for you if I send it in to the hiring manager, this probably goes for any job posted in this thread. The Wormy Guy fucked around with this message at 22:55 on Apr 5, 2010 |
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EDIT: Woot, found a decent job
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The Wormy Guy posted:drat dude I'm sorry it was sitting right there and I didn't see it for some reason. Just replied to you though, hope it's still helpful. No worries. I e-mailed you my resume and cover letter.
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Lincoln, NE (I am seeking work) Looking for some PT work with flexible hours. I will almost always be unavailable before 3pm. It is a long shot on here but might as well. I am willing to do a variety of things. My main job is a lab technician but I have provided care for the mentally handicapped and worked at the Regional Center. I am no desperate so I am trying to avoid customer service. Just looking for more income.
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Boston MA My company has an opening for T1 help desk. It is a nice company to work for and has good benefits (full health for singles and really good family plan, 3% match 401k, life insurance, disability and a bunch of other stuff). The position is full time and we are consultants at a medical branch of a university in Boston. The job requires professionalism and you must wear a tie 4 days a week so if that bothers you it wouldn't work. I couldn't say what the salary is as I am not involved in that aspect. Here is a link to the careerbuilder posting: http://www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?IPath=QHKCV&ff=21&APath=2.21.0.0.0&job_did=J8H7PT72JWHC7D15NXP If you have any specific questions please PM me. Just as a heads up we are looking for someone who is competent and not just a career HD jockey. We usually promote from within and our operation is growing so we need someone who can grow with us not just be a 10 year tier 1 HD guy.
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Looking for a job Location Jacksonville, FL and surrounding areas Education Finishing CCNA NetAcad curriculum this summer, taking ICND1/2 this Fall B.A. in English, University of North Florida Skills Desktop and limited server support Windows 2000 - Windows 7 Cisco IOS Some BASH experience Experience May 2004 to July 2008: I worked for a small engineering and planning firm as assistant to the IT Manager from 2004 to 2008. During this time I provided desktop support for all employees, built and maintained a DVD-based project archive, and set up new user accounts in Server 2003 and Exchange 2003. July 2008 to November 2008: I provided technical support and consultation to local small businesses including desktop, network, and limited server support. November 2008 to July 2009: I worked with the Tier II Deskside Support team at a local Fortune 500 as part of a dual role also in which I was also the Conference Coordinator responsible for scheduling conference rooms and maintaining conference room equipment. Miscellaneous Ideally, I'm looking for something technical, preferably on the networking side. That said, I'm open to offers doing just about anything. CV I can provide one along with references upon request. Contact mrcspl571 at gmail dot com isnt it byronic fucked around with this message at 00:14 on Apr 7, 2010 |
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demonachizer posted:Boston MA Applied to this! I am willing to relocate anywhere. KabukiJoe fucked around with this message at 14:04 on Apr 7, 2010 |
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Didn't know there was one of these threads here too, cross-posting from the SH/SC job thread. I'm currently employed, but most of my office (including my position) will be outsourced later this year. The severance they're offering is a joke, and I don't much relish the idea of training my cheaper replacements. So here's me in a nutshell: My experience: Three years of tier-two support, about five of Windows admin/desktop support. Hold MCP, working towards MCSA currently. What I'm looking for: Windows administration or systems analyst work What I'm NOT looking for: Sales, QA, Entry-level help desk Where I live: Tacoma, WA Where I'm looking: Seattle-Tacoma area, Portland OR, Boulder, CO When I can start: Immediately plus two weeks notice. Requirements: Health insurance, full time. Can be reached via: PM. Resume and references available.
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Seattle, WA Horizon Air, and Alaskan Airlines, are hiring at the Sea-Tac airport. Pay isn't that great, but you do get flight benefits, which if you fly alot,or want to travel, is good. You can apply directly through the website. or go to airportjobs.org.
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Anywhere, USA Anyone looking for an entry level chemist? Graduating in May with a BS in Analytical Chemistry, and willing to move anywhere for a halfway decent job. vvvv Don't you upstage me! 
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nucleicmaxid posted:Anywhere, USA Ditto, except I graduated already and have experience in analytical and materials.
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Good company, nice bennies, great campus, very close to University of Alabama-Huntsville, and did I say, ok salaries? http://adtran.iapplicants.com/searchjobs.php Openings include design engineers, software design engineers, campus recruiter (HR), co-op position, other technical jobs. Not a lot of turnover, stable and profitable company - (check Morningstar and others). Something bound to work for a goon or goonette. Cost of living is normal to lower, close to Nashville, Bham, etc. Other employment in area: Northrup Grumon, Redstone Arsenal - etc. Hope this helps!
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Job has been filled. Autistic Speculum fucked around with this message at 18:44 on May 10, 2011 |
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I'm currently employed, but my company will be in covenant default in September. I've been looking for a little while but nothing seems to stick thus far. Thanks for your consideration! My experience: 2.25 years experience in operational accounting/finance. IT experience as well in this position and previously. My education: BS, Finance, University of Texas/Dallas, Fall 2007 grad What I'm looking for: I've wanted to move to to be a Surety Bond Underwriter for a long time, but I am looking for anything that could be a mesh between finance and IT or exclusively finance. I usually find myself applying for lower level Analyst positions (0-2 years exp). What I'm NOT looking for: Financial Advisor Where I live: Dallas, TX Where I'm looking: Anywhere. I've applied to extremely remote countries as well. I'm very mobile. When I can start: Immediately plus two weeks notice. Requirements: This can be discussed over PM. I'm fairly flexible and open. Can be reached via: PM. Resume and references available.
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I came into the online industry through an up and coming website similar to Monster/Career Builder. The two founders also started a tech recruiting company for Northern and Southern California. At the moment I'm not sure what they are looking for but if you have any experience in the industry I know they recruit for major companies in LA (eHarmony, Mahalo, ect) I can ping and ask them what they need if there is any interest. Sorry--I know that's really broad but I used to recruit everything from CTOs to Flash/AS guys.
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Looking for a job in New York, NY I'm graduating in 3 weeks and haven't found a job or anything yet, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to post here. Experience: I'm looking for something entry-level, but I've worked various part-time jobs/internships and have been very involved on campus so I wouldn't say I'm completely inexperienced. Last summer I interned at a film festival and maintained contact with about 100 filmmakers. I also have 3 years of experience running a three-day convention at my college, which has about 500 attendees and a $10,000 budget. Currently I work on campus at media resources, where we loan out and troubleshoot equipment such as projectors/microphones/speakers/etc. Education: Graduating with a BA in Film & Japanese from Vassar College, current GPA is 3.6 Skills: Strong communication & organizational skills. ~9-10 years of HTML and CSS, proficient at Photoshop, MS office and Final Cut Pro. Beginner's knowledge of Illustrator, In Design, PHP and MYSQL. 7 years of Japanese. What I'm looking for: Ideally something in the entertainment industry, but I am really open. I want something stable and full time, and am confident I could do anything administrative in just about any industry. I have a lot of event-planning and management experience, and am also interested in getting into PR/Marketing. I'm also a bit of a techie and have applied to a paid internship at a web development company, so like I said, I am open to pretty much anything. But something along the lines of production assistant or anything at some kind of media or PR company is ideal. What I'm NOT looking for: Unpaid internships! Where I live: New York, NY Where I'm looking: I really want to stay in NYC. When I can start: May 24 Requirements: Full time, health insurance, but I'm not picky Can be reached via: PM or email (suzubara at gmail)
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Job Seeker outside Philadelphia, PA Education Bachelor's degree in Financial Services from Penn State University. This covers many topics, including Accounting, Tax Law, Stock Valuation, and more. Cumulative GPA 3.6 Experience My limited experience in the field contains a six month internship in which I rotated between Accounting, A/P, A/R, and Cash departments. I also have 3 years experience working in an office setting with data entry and lower level management experience. Skills Moderate to Advanced skills in the Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Access. Also proficient in IBM AS/400 systems. What I'm looking for Full time opening in any financial position. I'm open to exploring any niche field in a small, medium, or large sized company. I am also open to any internships with the potential to be hired upon completion. What I'm NOT looking for Part time, seasonal, internships (non paying), sales positions, or positions with commission-based salaries. Where I am willing to travel (moderately) to anywhere in SE Pennsylvania (Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, and Philadelphia counties (or any location of equivalent distance). Requirements Full time, insurance Contact info matchnerd at comcast.net
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So I've been working as the lead editor at a magazine for several years now. I was the only editor at this publication, the only one who knew anything about AP Style, and now evidently they can't afford me. We ran a monthly publication with web publishing that was updated several days a week, almost every day during football season. Not only did I edit everything and maintain the site, I wrote quite a bit. I dabbled in graphics, mainly in updating the site, and used photoshop quite a bit. I managed writers, conducted interviews, transcribed, ran our forums, a little bit of everything. I ate 7-11 sandwiches for two weeks on assignment in Wisconsin, covering an event. Five years have passed and I've gained a great deal of experience, but it seems hard as hell finding editing jobs. I don't have a degree, although I did go to collegem took journalism courses, worked at a daily college paper, and that was a stepping stone to my magazine job. I've applied to several journalism-related openings via craigslist but no takers. I even looked at a couple internships. At this point I've almost given up trying to find a media-related gig and I'm looking at warehouse jobs. I need fulltime work. But honestly, I'd settle for even a part-time editing/media job right now. I'm based in Houston, Texas, but I'd move almost anywhere for an opportunity. Contact info: cl.wendler@gmail.com bfett81 fucked around with this message at 13:56 on May 10, 2010 |
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yancy2010 posted:I came into the online industry through an up and coming website similar to Monster/Career Builder. The two founders also started a tech recruiting company for Northern and Southern California. As someone in LA who has had to go back to managing retail because of the game industry's crap right now, I know I am very interested in seeings whats open. I'm looking mainly for ops, assoc producer/ assoc product manager spots. Email me at jasonmorrell at gmail com
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hmm why not Job Seeker San Francisco, CA Education BS in Accounting, 150 hours for CA CPA requirement Experience I have a BS in Accounting, 150 credit hours and I will be a CPA as soon as my paperwork is finished processing. I worked about 18 months at a huge corporation as a Senior Financial Analyst doing standard stuff like account reconciliations, preparing journal entries, intra-company AR, and other lower level corporate stuff. Worked here while studying for the CPA exam. The last 18+ months I have worked in public accounting at a regional firm in North Carolina doing mostly financial statement work. Lots of audits of companies up to about 10 million in revenue, 401(k) audits, reviews of smaller companies, ect. I'd break it down to about 6 months of corporate and partnership taxes, a very small amount of individual returns, and the rest audit and review work. Skills Documentation of audit work, crosstrying references to workpapers, internal controls testing, really every aspect of the audit as I was the sole staff member on audits of companies with up to 10 million in revenues, inventory controls, tax return preparation, fixed asset maintenance, proposing journal entires, general ledger maintenance, and so on What I'm looking for Full time in any accounting position which would utilize some skills. I am not really interested in really low level stuff because I am over qualified for that. What I'm NOT looking for Part time, seasonal, internships (non paying), sales positions, or positions with commission-based salaries. Where Anywhere I can live in San Francisco and get to pretty quickly without a car. I don't live there yet so I can move near the BART if needed. Requirements Full time, insurance, I was looking for at least 70-75k but in the Bay Area thread was told to ask for 80k, so that Contact info PM here ribsauce at gmail.com
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Job Seeker San Francisco, Bay Area, Sacramento, possibly Southern California Metropolitan areas Education BS in Finance from CSU Sacramento (AACSB certified program). I am also one class (employee benefits) away from having a dual concentration in Risk Management and Insurance. Experience Part of the requirements for the degree were of managerial, analytical, and projections for investments and existing businesses in a team-based environment. Analyzed apartment building investments, a multicultural marketing plan for Target, with other statistical analysis projects including portfolio management and risk management. I've worked for law firms and their employees doing IT and data entry for personal injury claims, the result of said data entry being 30-80% increases in award values. It was detail oriented work with no margin for error due to the amount of money being negotiated. Skills Legal document creation, medical file review, basic in-office networking, advanced computer system building, basic security system management and installation, analysis of investment property potential, managerial analysis of problems with detailed solution posits, portfolio management with risk assessment. Required knowledge of office software to complete above projects. New computer programs for proprietary work are quickly learned. Looking for Full time entry level position in the finance or investments realm. I don't want to be an accountant in the traditional sense or a salesman. Where Preferably Northern California. I would not mind moving to Southern California at all, I'm just more familiar with Northern. Requirements Full time, insurance, looking to get standard entry level pay for skilled financial auditor or analyst. Also interested in risk management. Contact info jacquedelaneu at gmail dot com
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I updated a post I made in this thread from OctoberThe A-Team Van posted:Looking for a job I am now DPSST certified and willing to work literally any time/day/whatever. Also, my post comes off as a lovely resume type post, but hey, it works.
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Job Seeker: Boston, MA My education: BS, Accounting and Finance, Salem State College, August 2009 Graduate What I'm looking for: I've had so much difficulty finding solid work. Right now, I'm working for free for a friend of mine's small business, preparing his books for his accountant. Needless to say, I'll pretty much take anything I can get... preferably something in accounting or finance, but I'm comfortable with any position, really. Where I live: Boston, MA Where I'm looking: I'd like to stay in Boston, but I'm starting to look at relocation as an option. When I can start: Immediately. Can be reached via: Email rbrosnahan14 at verizon dot net
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I'm 4 months into an IT director slot with a highly successful contract research organization in the Pharma sector. I've got 200 users, significant development work (sharepoint/SQL/financial reporting) and a fairly busy helpdesk to run. tl;dr: I'm over-tasked and under-resourced. I do NOT have a req or approval to hire yet, be warned. My theory is that if I locate the perfect candidate I can stuff the resume down management's throat and get the req based on the right person. In my few months here I've gained a vastly good reputation and carry enough weight to get what I need if I stomp around enough. Who do I want? Good question. My main goal is to get out of the helpdesk all together, maybe serve as tier 2. You'll have excellent problem solving capabilities, an understanding of basic M$ Os's/apps, and a bias for action. You'll have no problem operating outside 9-5 when there are incidents to manage, but the extra hours will be minimal. The bonus is that you'll have a drat fine mentor to take your career to the next level. Buzzwords- If you nod on each or most of these please send me your CV: Sharepoint, SQL, Clinplus, Antiquated OS's (NT loving 4), salesforce.com, backupexec, Citrix, MPLS networks, Cisco pix/ISA, Five 9 predictive dialer, ITIL implementation, Active directory I don't care about degree or certs, but be resourceful, energetic, and positive. Send CV's to searbitrary at gmail. Thanks folks, will be happy to answer additional questions on the job.
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Flu Roo posted:I'm 4 months into an IT director slot with a highly successful contract research organization in the Pharma sector. I've got 200 users, significant development work (sharepoint/SQL/financial reporting) and a fairly busy helpdesk to run. I'm looking around for a new job. Where would you be located?
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Sorry about that, was asked to move post from a new thread and forgot to carry subject over to this post. This company is located in Rockville, Md. 20 mins or so outside of DC. Remember, this is not an official position yet, but with the right talent I think I'll be able to justify it, so a little political maneuvering will be necessary on my part, and some patience on yours. I anticipate 1-2 months before I'm allowed to make an offer.
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Flu Roo posted:Sorry about that, was asked to move post from a new thread and forgot to carry subject over to this post. This company is located in Rockville, Md. 20 mins or so outside of DC. Remember, this is not an official position yet, but with the right talent I think I'll be able to justify it, so a little political maneuvering will be necessary on my part, and some patience on yours. I anticipate 1-2 months before I'm allowed to make an offer. What do you expect the salary range for this position to be?
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Trevefresh2 posted:What do you expect the salary range for this position to be? Since there's no open req, I expect to be part of the allocation process. Best guess is somewhere between 30 and 50k depending on experience.
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Job Opening: Santa Monica, CA I want to hire a goon. Again. We're looking for a digital media assistant to do the grunt work - posting ads, running reports, taking screenshots. It's a great, just-out-of-college or I-hate-my-first-job-out-of-college-I-want-a-new-one kind of opening. Looking for someone who wants to work in advertising (on the internet!) and knows something about analytics, economics or data. PM me if you're interested or want more details.
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