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The Greatest Agency in all the land.
The Greatest Agency in all the land.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
We're hiring: dream job!
It's true.
The greatest agency in all of the land is looking for the greatest Project Manager/Producer/Master-controller-of-the-universe.
We're not big on titles, but some agencies might call this a Project Manager. Or Office Manager. Or Producer. We like to call it the glue that holds us together.
You'll be working with our creative team, working with our clients and working with our partners to be sure we deliver spectacular creative on time, on budget and with everyone smiling.
What it's all about:
Manage all aspects of projects for a super fantastic creative firm.
Interact with (mostly cool) clients, (totally cool) creatives and (awesome) partners from around the country.
Get stuff done.
Get stuff done on time.
Get stuff done on budget.
You totally rock because:
You're a great communicator, with fantastic people skills, and organization/planning skills that would make our heads explode. You might even have previous agency experience, or interactive experience. You likely have an understanding of the production process relative to a design and brand firm. And you'd be even more awesome if you're already on Facebook or Twitter.
Work at the best agency ever created by humans.
+ Open office, open books. No politics. For real.
+ Really fun, collaborative and energetic work environment.
+ Half day Fridays in the summertime, planning trips to fun places, and an office Segway.
+ 100% paid health benefits, 401(k) plan, and super aggressive profit sharing.
(Must be willing to work in our CT office, located in the grayest state in the union, where it's cold during the winter and the skies are usually not always sunny. But everything else rocks.)
Send your details to darryl AT thinkplaid DOT com, with "greatest job in the world" in the subject line.
posted by darryl ohrt @ 9:25 AM
10 comments
How does one get from Manhattan to Danbury, CT?
Haha! Unfortunately, all of the train schedules run the other way. But - technically, you could train it, or drive it.
(60 - 90 minute drive, dependent on your skills.)
Looks like a great and exciting job, seriously. Please let us know when a satellite office will open up on NYC. Metro North is $27 daily and the trip is 2 hours.
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Darryl,you guys still hiring for this position? Are you looking for someone from a specific background?
Nishank: Yes - the position is still open. Send us your details, if you're interested! (darryl AT thinkplaid DOT com)
I keep coming back to your website and looking at this post...wondering if the job is still available?
Hey Shani -
Technically still available, although we're in the final interview process, and getting close...
Hi Darryl,
Though u mentioned in the last post that the interview process is in its final stage I couldn't help chime in. Am still living in Danbury, have started my own blog on the business of advertising and working from home as a freelance travel writer/photographer.
Am still interested in working at Plaid and you can check out my blog at
http://thebusinessofadvertising.blogspot.com