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Craigslist Ad of the Year

Couldn't resist resurrecting my " Craiglist ad of the Week " for this one: Art or Architecture Blog - Story Placement Very simply, I need to get articles about a friend posted in blogs about art or architecture. I don't care how many hits the article gets; it could be posted to the past history pages and that would be fine. The person is a talented artist and architect - somewhat distinguished in both areas - with I'm offering a bounty of between $10 and $50 for such postings, and only need a maximum of 5 postings or so. I pay more for the prominence of the blog/site, etc -- and pay the most for prominent architecture blogs. -- or even regular press. I have some story ideas and initial work on wording for stories to place, and they may be modified by posters/ writers/ publications with no problem. your help would be greatly appreciated. Minutes before reading the above I'd gotten off a conference call for an upcoming panel discussion on design public...

Craigslist Ad of the Week

Title: Project Architect: Public and Design Excellence projects When: 2009-05-18 Who: Robert Siegel Architects Description: We are looking for talented and passionate architects who are excited about making buildings and working outside their comfort zone towards innovation in architecture. Hard work and dedication, combined with inspiration and drawing ability, is one thing that all staff members share. You must have truly excellent written and oral communication skills. Cover Letter with Salary History : Send us a brief, signed cover letter specific to Robert Siegel Architects that states why it makes sense to hire you. Graphic presentation is key. This is your first impression and demonstrates your ability as a designer. Use care in selecting the paper, the font, and the organization of text on the page. One-Page Resume : People who have stayed at a firm for 4-5 years are very attractive. We are looking for great experience and commitment. Limit your resume to one page onl...

Craigslist Ad of the Week

Title: get paid for referrals !!!! When: 2009-05-08 Who: eiusmen@yahoo.com Description: General Contractor - will pay you for each referral !!!! If you have connections with property managers, project managers, construction superintedents, building superintendents, real estate offices , architect offices, interior designers offices, landlords,... you can earn extra income by referring our company!!!! Serious inquires only!!!! We are looking for a long term relationship with the right people !!!! send me your contact information by e-mail- at eiusmen@yahoo.com Comments: !!!!

Craigslist Ad of the Week

Title: Problem Solvers Wanted. Enter to win the James Dyson Award! When: 2009-04-30 Who: James Dyson Award Description: Have an invention you think could make an impact? Here's your opportunity. The challenge: design something that solves a problem. Enter the James Dyson Award, a global design award that celebrates, encourages and inspires the next generation of design engineers, for the chance to win £10,000 for you and your university. Looking for inspiration? Here's what last year's US finalist, Ryan Jansen, came up with: The Rake n Take , a gardening device that not only gathers the leaves but also picks them up as well. To learn more about the contest and how it works, please visit http://www.jamesdysonaward.org/. The James Dyson Award is open to product design, industrial design and engineering university level students (or graduates within 3 years of graduation). Please visit http://www.jamesdysonaward.org/TermsAndConditions.aspx for full rules and regulations. ...

Craigslist Ad of the Week

With so few job postings for architects nowadays, Craigslist looks like it has become one of the best sources for finding job leads, at least in New York City with its relative multitude of listings. But alongside the few reputable ads are numerous gotta-be-a-headhunter ads (maybe not a bad idea these days), hire-me ads (ditto) and other questionable listings. I'll be posting some of the last, with some commentary, once a week until the economy improves or the idea runs its course, whichever comes first. Title: HIP ARCHITECTURAL FIRM IN SOHO SEEKS A RECEPTIONIST/ OFFICE MANAGER When: 2009-04-24 Who: ??? Description: I am the current office manager for an architectural studio in SoHo. Sadly, I am moving & need to give up my position in this creative environment. We are on the hunt for a reliable, organized, detail oriented Receptionist/Office Manager. Must be professional with great communication skills. You have big shoes to fill!! No, seriously…they’re like a size 10. Are y...