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rosedraws

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Location: close to the edge
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Posted: Sep 22, 2009 - 7:50am

newwavegurly wrote:

Isn't that how most full-time "design" jobs are these days?

They want a graphic designer, art director, print production specialist, web designer, web developer, multimedia designer, and interactive designer all rolled into one.

My daughter the talented-designer-who's-looking gets overwhelmed. I always tell her, "apply anyway. they'll never find anyone who can do all that. You'll learn fast."

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Posted: Sep 22, 2009 - 7:49am
newwavegurly wrote: Isn't that how most full-time "design" jobs are these days? They want a graphic designer, art director, print production specialist, web designer, web developer, multimedia designer, and interactive designer all rolled into one. Yeah, for $10 an hour

newwavegurly

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Posted: Sep 22, 2009 - 7:47am
JrzyTmata wrote: wow. that looks like a job for 2 or 3 people. Isn't that how most full-time "design" jobs are these days? They want a graphic designer, art director, print production specialist, web designer, web developer, multimedia designer, and interactive designer all rolled into one.

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Posted: Sep 22, 2009 - 7:45am
maryte wrote: Art Director/Multimedia Designer for The Texas Tribune wow. that looks like a job for 2 or 3 people.

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Location: Bastrop
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Posted: Sep 22, 2009 - 7:43am
Local manufacturer needs full-time painter. A buddy of mine sells blinds and plantation shutters, they've moved their plant local, which is great. They don't have a full-time painter and it's causing backlogs on their orders. If you know somebody with painting experience including spray equipment, PM me...

maryte

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Posted: Sep 22, 2009 - 6:43am
jagdriver wrote: Until that paper, too, takes its last gasp and becomes yet another tumbleweed. I guess you missed that bit about "new business model for journalism".

jagdriver

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Posted: Sep 22, 2009 - 6:38am
maryte wrote: Art Director/Multimedia Designer for The Texas Tribune Until that paper, too, takes its last gasp and becomes yet another tumbleweed.

rosedraws

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Posted: Sep 22, 2009 - 5:21am
maryte wrote: Art Director/Multimedia Designer for The Texas Tribune Cool!

maryte

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Posted: Sep 22, 2009 - 5:19am
Art Director/Multimedia Designer for The Texas Tribune

ScottFromWyoming

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Posted: Aug 14, 2009 - 5:08am

Help wanted: 3 people for weed control project. Will require carrying a 40 lb sprayer all day. It will be hot with mosquitos. Two weeks will be spent in North Dakota. $10/hr more with a current pesticide applicators license. Call Scott 307-250-0970.

This one goes from bad to worse (altho if you're looking for work it is a current listing)

3 people for weed control project. Hmm okay it's outdoors work.
Will require carrying a 40 lb sprayer all day. That sounds like fun.
It will be hot with mosquitos. That's quite a sales pitch you got there.
Two weeks will be spent in North Dakota. The deal's off!
$10/hr more with a current pesticide applicators license. Well, money talks! Yours says "Stay home."

buzz

Location: up the boohai

Posted: Aug 13, 2009 - 6:33pm

manbirdexperiment wrote:

SF bay area craigslist > san francisco > gigs > creative gigs

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Need non-pro photographer Fri and/or Saturday (Downtown)

Date: 2009-08-13, 6:00PM PDT
Reply to: gigs-syjx2-1322113290@craigslist.org ^{<Errors when replying to ads?>}

I will be visiting SF and plan to be walking nude here and there for a while and would love to have pictures of my adventure. I have a camera. I just need someone who can point and shoot and who likes to walk a bit around the beautiful town.

I'm just a simple guy who wants to experience something new, something different, and something legal (yes, it is legal in the city of SF).

I would prefer a woman photographer, any age, but will be happy with anyone who replies as my walk will be this Friday, 14 August in the early evening (probably in the Castro district) and Saturday afternoon (times are flexible).

thanks so much in advance..

Location: Downtown
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
Compensation: To be determined. I need someone, so this might be your lucky day.

damn! i would do that except he put that non-pro thing in there.

Manbird

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Posted: Aug 13, 2009 - 6:16pm

SF bay area craigslist > san francisco > gigs > creative gigs

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Need non-pro photographer Fri and/or Saturday (Downtown)

Date: 2009-08-13, 6:00PM PDT
Reply to: gigs-syjx2-1322113290@craigslist.org ^{<Errors when replying to ads?>}

Location: Downtown
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
Compensation: To be determined. I need someone, so this might be your lucky day.

Manbird

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Posted: Aug 7, 2009 - 12:19am

Merkin Crafter and Sales (downtown / civic / van ness)

Date: 2009-08-06, 11:11PM PDT
Reply to: gigs-8n95q-1310245345@craigslist.org ^{<Errors when replying to ads?>}

Greetings! We are a small, tight art collective laying down in the Mission that is looking for someone with nimble fingers and a quick tongue to spread our fine pieces to performers in the city! We are mostly a group of European transplants trained classically in Rome and Paris, however several of the ladies are of Turkish discipline and create some of the most beautiful Ottoman Era covers in the United States! If you have always wanted to explore this oft shunned art form you should send us a resume, pictures and stories of experiences with crafting. Don't let an opportunity to make money while you create these wearable masterpieces slip down your leg and get away!! As we say at the collective "Ladies, let the fur fly!"

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Steve

Location: Around My Corner... and Up Yours
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Posted: Aug 2, 2009 - 2:24pm
Leslie wrote: Steve, your second ad is great. I sure hope you find the right person to help you out. Thanks!

Leslie

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Posted: Aug 2, 2009 - 1:48pm
Steve, your second ad is great. I sure hope you find the right person to help you out.

jadewahoo

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Posted: Aug 2, 2009 - 1:17pm
Steve wrote: Aw c'mon, it's a short drive down the hill, plus it's cooling off to a cozy 109 tomorrow! I have an 18 year old son who just moved down to Tempe. Hard working, but no pool experience...

Steve

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Posted: Aug 2, 2009 - 12:42pm
maryte wrote: Then you might want to mention that possibility in the ad, something like "The potential for managerial opportunities exists for the right person"... Doh! Great suggestion, thankyouverymuchly!

maryte

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Posted: Aug 2, 2009 - 12:40pm

Steve wrote:

I have way more work coming in than I can handle. The size of my company is restricted by the inability to find quality people willing to do the work. What I really need is a right-hand person, a hands-on field supervisor that can rove the valley and keep things in line while I write new business. Ah well, the search continues...

Then you might want to mention that possibility in the ad, something like "The potential for managerial opportunities exists for the right person"...

Steve

Location: Around My Corner... and Up Yours
Gender: Male

Posted: Aug 2, 2009 - 12:37pm

maryte wrote:

Although I appreciated the snark factor in your first draft, I do agree that this is a much more positive ad, which will be more likely to attract positive employees. I also think mentioning company growth is a good thing, as in this current economic environment, most folks would prefer to work for a going concern than a fly-by-night operation.

I have way more work coming in than I can handle. The size of my company is restricted by the inability to find quality people willing to do the work. What I really need is a right-hand person, a hands-on field supervisor that can rove the valley and keep things in line while I write new business. Ah well, the search continues...

Steve

Location: Around My Corner... and Up Yours
Gender: Male

Posted: Aug 2, 2009 - 12:31pm

jadewahoo wrote:

Steve wrote:

OK, here is the revised ad. Whaddya think?

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Experienced Pool Cleaning Technician Needed. West side area is available right now (35 to 40 stops from South Buckeye to North Peoria, including some work in central Phoenix).

We have worked extremely hard to build our reputation as one of the best, and we only seek those that can show up every day and do a quality job for our Customers. Reliability is mandatory in the Pool Service business, and we will reward your quality workmanship and consistency with just about the highest rate per pool in the valley.

• Buy a hat and some sunscreen; this is hard work in the HOT Arizona weather!
• Minimum one year of verifiable experience, although training on our methods will be provided.
• Be ready for a test of your skills. (Example: explain the saturation index)
• Independent Subcontractor position, paid by the pool. (Form 1099)
• Opportunity for extra income performing repairs and cleanups.
• You must have a reliable, respectable looking pickup truck with insurance.
• You supply all tools (pole, net, brush, test kit, etc).
• Company supplies all chemicals and consumables.
• Liability insurance to be provided by subcontractor by the time you start.
• Documentation of your work is mandatory.

Help our Company grow, and you will be rewarded!

Excellent! Now here is a person I would be willing to work for... errr... that is, if I were ever willing to hire myself out.

Aw c'mon, it's a short drive down the hill, plus it's cooling off to a cozy 109 tomorrow!

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