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I just started selling AVON and my main goal is to work on my own terms and never have to go back to work for someone 8 to 5 and I would really love to be able to supplement my income by working from home but again under my own terms. Now, my AVON business is going great for me so far but again I just started so the money isn’t bling, bling, just yet. I have been looking into surveys but my question is, is there really money in surveys and why all the (free) offers? If anyone can help with survey information or any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you.

Work for Business Process Outsourcing company. We are looking for -
1. Sales and Account Executives (POS) - Male or Female, 22-30 years old, preferably Marketing Graduate, willing to travel in any touristic destination in the Philippines such as Boracay etc., with at least one year experience in sales and/or marketing. Background in financial services or credit card acquiring services is an advantage.
2. Product Managers (POS, MOTO/ECOM)
Male or Female, 25-45 years old, College Degree in Business Studies/Administration/Management/Engineering, with at least 18 months experience in Presales/Product Marketing/Product Management System Set-Up or similar experience.
3.IT-System Integrator
Male, 25-45 years old, preferably 4-year course major in SW Engineering/SW Development. Has a strong analytical and communication skills for technical issues. Capable and experienced to develop software for cards payment processing applications.
Email resume to: gh_fived@hotmail.com

I received an email for employment but can’t seem to find any results. They claim to be a “company specializing in national advertising, consulting, and marketing. Our main focus is to help our customers find online solutions for their advertising and marketing programs”. So if they’re an online company why wouldn’t they be the first result returned to me when I Yahoo! search “Vector Point Solutions”? Im thinking fake.
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I’m a recent graduate, and I’m interested in working in an entry-level position in the entertainment industry (specifically marketing or advertising). I have work experience in marketing, and I’ve sent out resumes and cover letters to postings found on websites … but so far I’ve only received one response.

Is it better to mail/fax my resume directly to the HR department of companies? I’m afraid my resume isn’t even read if I send it by email or submit it through their company website.

I have several years of marketing experience.. I work close to NYC currently, but I love New York and am trying very hard to work there. I’ve tried basic job searching, but no luck as of yet… thought I’d give this a shot!

Analytics/open-rates/innovation…etc