News Articles on Advertising Jobs in Halifax
Halifax: how many people on average apply to a job listing?
if a job is advertised on craigs's list, how many people on average apply? i know that it depends on the job, but lets say for a patient care assistant that doesn't require a ton of experience. i am curious about how many resumes are usually received...
05 Dec 08, 01:12:31
Halifax: jobs in leeds england?
just wondering if anyone knew any places in leeds west yorkshire that are advertising for jobs at the minute because im finding it really hard at the moment to find anything so i thought id ask here instead
thanks in advance
im also signed up to many job websites including fish4jobs but they dont seem to have anything so please dont suggest other job sites, thanks...
04 Dec 08, 08:12:01
Halifax: will i be able to get a job after college?
i am thinking about double majoring in pyschology and communications and minoring in either rhetoric or leadership studies.
will i be able to get a good job, or get into a good graduates school with this?
also what i really want to do is something in advertising...
and by good job i mean making more than 60k a year...
04 Dec 08, 08:12:33
Halifax: how do you get a job working for a magazine?
i dont really know what i want to be when im older so im just trying to find out about different jobs,
what kind of qualifications would you need?
how do you find out where people are advertising for workers?
do they take on apprentices or something like that?
any information would be useful as i havent really looked into it that much,
i was thinking of magazines such as more, heat, company, look, etc.
i am from england by the way if that makes any difference...
04 Dec 08, 08:12:05
Halifax: Alternative careers to medical school? Good medical marketing jobs/companies?
I'm exploring alternative options to medical school, and was wondering what careers I should consider. I'm graduating this year with a B.S. so I would like to stick to a health/biology related field, if possible. Ideally, I'd like to work in a field that combines healthcare and marketing/advertising, maybe pharmaceutical marketing or something along those lines. If anyone has any ideas for careers or companies that I should look into, I'd greatly appreciate it! Thanks!...
04 Dec 08, 07:12:31
Halifax: Is there a way to get out of paying for college tuition? bogus school?
I went to a legit school in TX, but in the end it was boo boo school I feel I did not learn anything there, I graduated and everything, got my assoc.'s degree but have not ever used it. At first when I applied I asked if I would make more money than what I was making (was making $14.50 hr) by the time I graduated they were right about, that they would always look for work for me, but the only offers that they gave me were $9.50 hr jobs, (I was thinking, I could of done that myself looked for a sucky pay job) And since I made too much they federal loan did not cover my total tuition @ $17,000. So they gave me 2 loans one for the tuition $13,000 and another in house loan for $4,000 so i h...
04 Dec 08, 07:12:45
Halifax: Which of these 2 real estate businesses would be more successful?
1. Selling Coach
For a much smaller commission than an agency (around .5% of anticipated list price) I will come to the house people want to sell, review it and tell them what to do to make it look best, as well as give them a personal estimate on what price to set, backing up the estimate with market data on similar homes sold. I will put their house up on MLS for a flat fee with their name to call if people are interested. I will coach them through all important knowledge about advertising, open houses, and negotiating. I will give them any paperwork needed to sell the home as well as a professional looking outline of their homes details. After all that, my job will be done and paid for. ...
04 Dec 08, 03:12:00
Halifax: What do you think of this Real Estate Business? Could it be successful in this economy?
There will be two parts to the business, which would be located in a big city:
1. Selling Coach
For a much smaller commission than an agency (around .5% of anticipated list price) I will come to the house people want to sell, review it and tell them what to do to make it look best, as well as give them a personal estimate on what price to set, backing up the estimate with market data on similar homes sold. I will put their house up on MLS for a flat fee with their name to call if people are interested. I will coach them through all important knowledge about advertising, open houses, and negotiating. I will give them any paperwork needed to sell the home as well as a professional look...
04 Dec 08, 04:12:43
Halifax: I want to start a computer business, and I need help!? Im 14?
Okay, so like a lot of other people my age, I want to start a computer business, but I'm serious. First, I need a website, and a website designing program, I would like an actual program, perfrebly made my microsoft, but it doesnt matter. And please no internet sites where you use their tools, I want mine from scratch! And I need to find someother way to advertise and keep track of accounts and record actions, would Office 2007 pro do the job? How can I contact people, do I use my mic, cell phone? And do I need a fax/copy/printer. I'm a little disorganized and need some help if there are suggestions.
To promote my business I am working on programs available for free download from...
04 Dec 08, 04:12:22
Halifax: Should I stick with translation go into advertising? ?
I LOVE foreign languages but the translator field seems really difficult to get into. Plus, most linguistics jobs are specifically for teaching degrees. I have also been interested in advertising. I am a college freshman and I want to know if I should change my major or not. I can't decide between the two. Obviously, if I choose advertising, foreign languages can only help me. However my true passion does involve foreign languages of some sort. What are your thoughts?...
03 Dec 08, 07:12:37
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