The job is OK. The environment isn't. I'd rather do this in a public setting.gport_tennis;1391436 wrote:So basically you hate your job and hate people that try to find you another job?
What does an email specialist do? I write emails sometimes...am I an email specialist?O-Trap;1391447 wrote:Email Specialist with a medium-sized web-based marketing company. Been here 7 months. I like it.
Run a small affiliate marketing business that is just me. Been doing it for over 3 years. I like it more.
It's a fancy way to say I do the email marketing for a couple of our larger clients. Job description would include things like content creation, layout, best practices QA, analytics, deliverability (inbox placement) monitoring, compliance, graphics, etc.dlazz;1391457 wrote:What does an email specialist do? I write emails sometimes...am I an email specialist?
so you're a spammer.O-Trap;1391462 wrote:It's a fancy way to say I do the email marketing for a couple of our larger clients.
LOL No. Mostly, I send newsletters about conferences and/or new medical technology to doctors who have signed up for them. Other emails are health tips for former patients who have requested them. Nothing unsolicited, and most the time, it's not even selling anything. Just brand recognition.dlazz;1391464 wrote:so you're a spammer.
BURN IN HELL
That sounds incredibly boring.O-Trap;1391462 wrote:It's a fancy way to say I do the email marketing for a couple of our larger clients. Job description would include things like content creation, layout, best practices QA, analytics, deliverability (inbox placement) monitoring, compliance, graphics, etc.
In my spare time, I'm working on getting a best practices white paper published as well.
I enjoy it. It can get a little stressful at times, with the time constraints and impatient clients, but I like being able to create something and then watch how it does.WebFire;1391486 wrote:That sounds incredibly boring.
I'm guessing a minimum wage job would suck for you. What you want is to be able to leverage your experience into some part-time consulting gigs. You know, make like $50 an hour and work about 6 weeks a year.Belly35;1391395 wrote:I'm in the process of potentially closing both companies .... walking away
Take my Military Disability Retirement, apply for early SS, get a meaning less job for $15,000 year (not to go over the SS cap) get paid the reminder via gas, food cards and paid vacations arrangements additional value of $15000, use my other skill to created a cash only business ... make over $75,0000 per tax free....
osuturfman;1391459 wrote:Golf Course Superintendent in suburban Columbus.
I think you'll lose patience with people regardless of where you work.that_guy;1391552 wrote:Treasury Manager for a High Tech Company. I get 5 weeks of vacation, and the pay is good, but other than that I'm tired of my job.
I've been at the company for four years, and this is usually the point where I get bored and switch companies. This time I'm trying to find a way out of Corporate America, I don't think I'm cut out for it anymore, I've been doing it for 12 years and lose my patience with coworkers more and more each year....
This.dlazz;1391561 wrote:I think you'll lose patience with people regardless of where you work.
People are morons.
College?OSH;1391528 wrote:Soccer coach. Been doing it 5 years. I am on the job hunt again, I hope I don't have to find a different career. Although, if this VP job works out, I think I could do it for a long time and enjoy it.
wildcats20;1391532 wrote:What course?