Ilikepie asked:


I’ve been looking for a job and I keep running across “sports marketing” and “event marketing” firms that are offering “entry level management opportunities.” I’m always skeptical of “marketing” jobs in general because a lot of times they are either outright scams or just want you to stand on the corner in a chicken suit, so I started researching. What I found was companies like this all over the country. A lot of them have exactly the same webpage with just the name of the company changed. They are obviously affiliated, but I cannot find any evidence of a parent company. They all claim to be independent growing businesses. I also find it strange that the only “marketing” that they seem to be doing is for finding new employees and not actually searching for new clients. Does anyone know anything about these companies? Is it some kind of pyramid scheme? Here’s an example of what I mean… http://www.cookemarketing.com/

Vincent

sc_media2001 asked:


What is e-business, network marketing, Jewellery, Diomond, Automotive, Beauty, Buying & Selling, Clouthing & Apparals, Computer & Electronics, Games, Toys, Gifts, Affiliate Marketing, Home Appliances, New Products

Monica

brucelee45x asked:


i will give my resume tomorrow to a friend who will give it to his criminal law attorney, i’m 20 years old and the only experience i have is i co-own an affiliate marketing website (which is doing very well) and i’m a part of my college law society. is that a bad experience resume because i want to intern at this big firm. i also have a 3.7 GPA. will those 3 get me the position, or are they gonna say at my age i should already have worked in the legal field and i don’t have enough experience?

if my resume isn’t good enough for intern i will at least work as volunteer, at least i just need some experience in a law department before i go to law school in a year. i don’t want them not to accept me because i don’t have any prior law firm experience.

Philip