In the communications world, a new year often means a chance to redefine your personal brand.
For job seekers in 2016, there are lots of lists—good and bad—to sort through when looking to find the right employment opportunity.
Many employers have been gradually adding jobs or loosening the strings on hiring freezes, and recruiters say this year has become a seller’s market for job seekers.
Before you begin your job search, consider annual lists from companies such as Glassdoor, which uses survey data from previous or current employees. Its list of 50 best places to work in 2016 had “community marketplace” Airbnb in the No. 1 spot, and it cited users who praised the startup’s “fast growth and amazing people” and “great travel perks.”
Airbnb’s website lists 10 available marketing and communications positions—including a product marketing manager role in San Francisco.
Candidates for that position should have at least five years of product marketing experience, be comfortable leading creative agencies and have a track record of driving business development deals.
A passion for the Airbnb service is strongly preferred. If a candidate has used the service as a guest or is willing to be a potential host for guests, that also bodes well.
If you’re looking to get out of the country for work, there’s an event/field marketing manager opportunity with Glassdoor’s No. 4 company, Hubspot, in Sydney.
Not the job for you? See what else we have in our weekly professional pickings:
Marketing and digital design specialist— American Osteopathic Association (Illinois)
Communications executive— NOW: Pensions (United Kingdom)
Marketing and media implementation coordinator— WTOP News (Washington, D.C.)
Director of public relations— Teachers Credit Union (Indiana)
Food Network senior editor— Scripps Networks Interactive (New York)
County communications deputy director— County of Santa Clara (California)
Director marketing and communications— Espresso Capitol (Canada)
Commercial communications manager— Hays (Australia)
Manager, men’s public relations— Coach (New York)
Account coordinator—Portu-Sunberg Marketing (Minnesota)
Associate editor— Social Discovery Ventures (New York)
Marketing automatic customer experience specialist— Net-Results Marketing Automation (Colorado)
Search marketing manager— WyzAnt Tutoring (Illinois)
Content marketing coordinator— FlashStock (Canada)
Public relations account executive— Creative Civilization (Texas)
Corporate communications manager— HBO Latin America (Florida)
Senior marketing professional— Runzheimer (Wisconsin)
Digital marketing and communications specialist— BitGold (Canada)
Director of communications and public relations— MetTel (New York)
Communications manager (arts)— British Council (United Kingdom)
Highlight editor— Silver Chalice Ventures (Illinois)
Trade marketing and public relations manager— Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (Texas)
Program communications consultant— AustralianSuper (Australia)
Advertising and media editor—SmartBrief (Washington, D.C.)
Communications planning director— Carat Canada (Canada)
Public relations representative— Source Interactive (Pennsylvania)
Account director—PR— HY Connect (Illinois)
Entry level editor— Calibre Systems (Virginia)
Publications manager— High Five Media Group (Oklahoma)
Communication specialist— Bobcat Co. (North Dakota)
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If you have a position you would like to see highlighted in this weekly jobs listing, please email me at clarel@ragan.com.
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