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[cblj_backup]

So, you remember when I told snaxcident about webinars and she told her boss and all hell broke loose?

We were talking about it the other day while she cursed the name of Webinar, and I said, "I have to ask, though, are the webinars at all productive? Are they bringing in new clients or at least new contacts?"

She made many frowny faces at me but said, "Unfortunately for me they have an incredible ROI - they are generating lots of leads, especially in the states. We hired an event manager to manage our webinars because they became so popular."

This means I literally talked a job into existence. I have created employment for someone! Let's hold onto that magic.

Let's have a SAM'S CAFE JOB FAIR.

The job fair is simple!

Leave a comment about where you are and what you do and what kind of work you're looking for (use your own good common sense about how much personal info to share). If you're looking to hire, know someone who is, or have resources to share, feel free to post those too!

I'll kick it off: I don't have many general jobsearch bookmarks anymore, but if you're looking for Not For Profit Jobs, there's a place to start.

Have at it!

ETA: Comments have been locked due to spammerz. Sorry guys!

Comments

[kinetikatrue]

Just a quick question before making you send me an email: are any of those DC jobs admin type jobs or the like?

[slice254.livejournal.com]

The closest we come to that in DC is a technical writer. I wouldn't bother with that one, though. It is a contingent hire position, meaning that it is for a specific project that we are bidding on, but hasn't been awarded yet.

I'm happy to send a link to the website, though. My company a government contractor, and we do a lot of work with the federal government. Positions like that pop up all the time, depending on what the customers ask us for.

[kinetikatrue]

Ah, fair enough. I'll shoot you an email anyway, though, since who knows how my attempts at finding work in the near future are going to pan out. Cheers.