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I'm 24 years old and work in mcdonald's and go to college to study business admin.I'm on my first year because of life situations but I'm working on bettering my life day by day.I don't want to wait 5 years to get a better job. I self learn a lot of skills: - marketing psychology - basic accounting(how to read and write transactions and income statements etc) -Leadership and ambition(although this is more of a soft skill) - I also don't panic under pressure - I know how to take calculate risks -I always have a crisis management plan in mind I tried the whole web/graphic design thing(self learned) and the saturated market was a big issue for me making ends meet.I also self learned SEO but I also encountered the same problem.So I'm moving on on my quest to finding a great job.
3 answers - Asked By: Anonymous guy - 4/7/2013
Is it a good strategy to make IT manager head of web marketing departments? Note: he already has to manage a team of development. SQA, graphic and network people. He follows agile strategy to solve most of the problems and is over 80?echnical person. A detailed solution will be appreciated.
1 answer - Asked By: AriesGuy - 5/17/2008
I am looking for a job, and a place is hiring for this. The job description says i would manage website marketing, like search engine oprimization, internet video, blogging, and other things. Also to use traffic tracking apps to recognice patterns and trends to get effective marketing techniques. I would do this freelance since i am 17 and still in school So what exactly do you do? also it wants examples, so would i need a degree?? and what would examples be?
2 answers - Asked By: blah - 1/13/2011
I am a programmer as a depart manager of our company
1 answer - Asked By: Fangjuke - 9/17/2009
If there is a technical position, how is the hiring manager or the HR evaluate the qualifications and suitability for the job? Say for e.g. an SEO position, how is a person who doesn't know SEO supposed to know if the candidate will work well?
1 answer - Asked By: Prithvi Raj - 5/9/2011
How much does a Pay-Per-Click Buyers / Online Marketing Account Managers Make? I can't seem to find any salary information for these internet jobs like PPC and SEO.
1 answer - Asked By: Skytide - 4/17/2007
Actually I want to know whether job profile of a call center worker and seo worker is same. I mean most of them have night shifts. I just want to know what they exactly do and whether their jobs are similar.
4 answers - Asked By: Ashu - 3/12/2013
I am up for a promotion and need to offer my boss what my new job description would be. Any ideas?
2 answers - Asked By: jasonsfo1 - 9/14/2007
What are the various job or job roles in a software industry/company?
2 answers - Asked By: Achuthan Sridaran - 8/17/2011
I am a B.E graduate looking for a job as webdeveloper, I would like to have live project exposures on php and mysql based CMS applications. where from I get best coaching on this?
1 answer - Asked By: Anshu - 5/6/2013
I watched a lot of good dramas everyone seen but i want to see more, don't know what is go though. And a summary please.
4 answers - Asked By: Lala - 6/18/2010
I have 4 months of experience in SEO and now I'm searching a job in another company. I wanna know what type of questions may be put up for the person having 3-5 months of working experience. What is there I should focus on before going on any interview Please help
5 answers - Asked By: Aristocrat - 12/22/2012
Google rolled put their Penguin Update in mid April 2012 and it penalized websites by displaying irrelevant search results. A lot of SEO giants have gone bankrupt. Some critics are saying its Google way of minting money through Google Adwords. Whats your say?
7 answers - Asked By: Pakistan The Best - 5/2/2012
Is it basically a marketing guy? What would be his job title?
2 answers - Asked By: YES MAN - 9/28/2010
Plz suggest me few good question on ERP..I will be very thankful to you.
2 answers - Asked By: Surjeet - 2/7/2011
2 answers - Asked By: David - 3/24/2009
I'm doing a job search, and I'm trying to step back a little, and think of all kinds of places where one might get hired with SEO skills.
1 answer - Asked By: FreddysFries - 5/21/2007
Hi All!! Yesterday I went for a Television job interview. I was so optimistic about the interview and confident enough that I would make it through but ultimately things did not turn in my favour; I was rejected. Before I begin narrating about what happened at the interview let me write about how I applied for this job. First, I went to the office and attempted a written test that assessed my current affairs knowledge and written & grammar skills. I had to produce a script and then write long essays on the recent events that took place in India. After submitting my answer sheet, I (and the others who came for the interview) waited outside for about an hour and a half. Then a man comes out of the office and announces my name (and the names of a few other people) and tells us that we have passed the written test. The second round of the interview was a face -to- face interview. Two women who were in- charge of news production and news bulletin interacted with me and told me that they would put me under observation for three days and based on the feedback they receive from the staff they would announce whether I was through or not. The next day I come to the observation round and they (the two women) directed me to the monitor control room (MCR ) [a department where the producers and directors fire bulletins and conduct shows and live chats. Most of the news bulletins and live chats are aired directly through this room]. They specifically warned me not to interact with the people working there. In the first day of the observation round I did not interact with any of the staff and just observed them. I did ask some questions and they did give me answers. They also taught me the basics but not much, since they were extremely busy with shows and bulletins. On the second day of the observation round, I was given a chance to fire bulletins and headlines across the screen. This was my first time and I was a little slow. I did make mistakes but then I got a hang of it. On the third day of the observation round, I fired bulletins and I did make mistakes again. I was a little faster this time and ensured that I make fewer mistakes this time. After some time, I got bored and I slowly sneaked into Output department (In this department, people write anchor scripts and news stories). Since, I was inclined towards writing news, I found this department interesting. For the first time I wrote headlines for this local news channel and felt proud of myself. Finally, at the end of the day, they (the two women) called me and told me that they would like to observe me for one more day in the observation round- but this time in the output department. So they called me again the following day. I was in the output department writing a news story – here in this activity as well I was extremely slow, since I was not well acquainted with the editors computers and visuals graphics system. Anyhow with great determination and interest I completed the script and sent it to the copy -editor. He edited my script and asked me to make a few minor changes in the script, since I have an experience with print media, he suggested that I use simple phrases and make my script a little smaller. I edited the script accordingly and resent it – the copy editor this time did not have any problem, he edited just one sentence which had a preposition and tense error. He assured me that I would master this writing in a day or so . I felt relieved and left the office – I was confident that would get this job. The next day I had to face the HR and the two women – they call me and tell me that they were not satisfied with my work and they were not willing to give me the job. I demanded for a reason and they said that my script had severe grammatical errors and the writing was not up to their standards. They also told me that I did not show any interest towards my work and I was not serious with the job. I felt really bad and I requested them to give me another chance and I also told them that I was new to this medium and I did not know how to operate certain equipments. The HR specifically pointed out that I was slow and was unable to contribute to this oragnisation. He just looked at me and repeated that I was not serious with life and work and told me that he cannot offer me this job. Now I feel so low and sad, this was my only hope and I lost it. How do I react in this situation? This was my first time in a television channel and I goofed it up? I am 21 years old and I am unemployed. And in India, it is very difficult to get a job in a television news channel and this was my only chance to enter the industry. My other friends, who are least interested in news and journalism are employed in this organization today and what I do is to hunt for jobs the whole day. Why don’t people employ candidates who have the passion and interest to write news, instead they offer jobs to candidates who are uninterested? Please tell me whether other news channel as well treat candidates in this manner. ……sorry for writing a long question .. please help me!!! Thanks and regards Sad and depressed such a long
2 answers - Asked By: Akh - 1/22/2013
7 answers - Asked By: Pratab Ghosh - 12/8/2009
Can a market research professional get into a marketing manager kind of role?
3 answers - Asked By: babyk - 6/16/2009
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