Giddyap, PR pros—help is needed on the 4-H farm. Meanwhile, it looks as though TripAdvisor could use some advice of its own. Those jobs, and more.
While Which Wich decides which applicant to make its new marketing coordinator, Naked Lime needs help stripping down its digital reputation. Those jobs, and more.
This week’s listings call for a few MOOvers and shakers. Meanwhile, Paul Newman is feeling charitable, and your career might be his new cause. That, and more.
Superfly is looking for someone to join its C’roo. Plus, get ready for the ultimate game of LeapFrog. That, and more, in this week’s roundup.
BrewDog titled its blog post addressed to the Portman Group, which rejected its ale because of the packaging ‘#SorryNotSorry.’
Running a blog or an organization’s website means having to feed the content beast, usually daily. Rather than racking your brain and forcing an idea, try these techniques.
And you thought a $5 Footlong™ was Subway’s best deal. Plus, reserve a seat with OpenTable. That, and more, in this week’s roundup.
Spring is the perfect time for an audit of your daily habits. Make sure you include these five tasks in this mix.
Looking for the road to employment? Hang a right at ‘Sesame Street.’ While you’re out, stop off at Peet’s, too, but not just to grab coffee. That, and more, in this week’s roundup.
It’s OK if you think this week’s featured vacancy blows. That’s why it kicks glass. Meanwhile, Six Flags has an open seat on the ride to employment for a communications specialist. That, and more.
New technology allows PR pros to run some things on autopilot while making it easier to tackle the kinds of personal and creative work that bots can’t replicate.
Seems Kevin Spacey might have a minor publicity problem on his hands, while Oberto is casing the applicant pool for its missing link. That, and more, in this week’s roundup.
Batter up, interns! The Cubs need someone on deck. Meanwhile, Business Insider reports that it’s hiring a content strategist. That, and more, in this week’s roundup.
Surely Fisher-Price knows that all work and no play will make its newest marketing intern a dull boy (or girl). Meanwhile, Angie’s List searches for a search specialist. That, and more, in this week’s roundup.
The short-term employee will spend 13 weeks uploading information to the online repository of knowledge.
