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Jobs Update – tons of new, tasty community positions open!

April 9th, 2008 Posted in Business Strategy

It’s that time again – the lightning update for the Community Guy Jobs Portal!

Job seekers

Online News/Content Media Professional (Southeastern US)
Social Media Video Producer, Distributor, & Consultant (Boston, MA)
Online Community Moderator Manager looking for extra work (Ohio)
Manager of Online Communities (Washington, DC)
Internet Strategist (Orlando, Florida)
Web Strategist (Washington, DC)
“community person”/blogging black-belt for hire (New York, NY)
Meet more Job Seekers here!

Open Positions

Product Manager /Roadmap owner for Web 2.0 (Seattle, WA 98122)
Online networking /social media developer (Seattle WA)
Online Community Manager Seattle, WA (Seattle, WA 98122)
Community Manager @ KickApps (New York City)
Adobe – Community Manager – Photoshop Express/Elements (San Jose, CA)
Online Community Manager (Cupertino, Calif.)
Forrester Research Online Community Manager (Cambridge)
Museum Online Community Manager (Durham, NC)
Sr Manager, Content and Community ()
Online Community Manager (Burlingame, CA)
Community Manager, guardian.co.uk (London, UK)
Community Catalyst at LOUD3R (anywhere)
Converseon Seeks Social Media Savvy Interns – NYC (New York, NY)
Community Manager for Linux Foundation (San Francisco, CA)
Director of Social Media Communications (St. Louis, MO)
Online Marketing Manager – Livemocha (Seattle)
Community Manager – Yahoo! (Sunnyvale, CA)
Social Media Web Developer (Austin, TX)
Head of Community ()
The Point is hiring a community manger (Chicago, IL)
Community Support Manager, Forums/M2M (Needham)
Community Manager – New Yahoo! Video Product (San Francisco, CA)
Seeking — Online Community Manager – Venture Capital (NY or Toronto)
Community Relations Manager (Dundee, Scotland, UK)
Community Manager (Gilbert, AZ (suburb of Phoenix))
Quality Assurance Engineer (Austin, TX)
Community Sales Executive (Austin, TX)
Find more open positions here!

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  • ...or a community manager (low-level content moderator) vs. a community manager (mid-level or high-level business strategist).
  • Good point. Building community ain't easy... I was shocked to see one of the listings local to me for a science museum was only paying $32-$35k for this role. I'm not convinced they understand the difference between community builder and website builder / script kiddie.
  • I'm wondering how long the title "Online Community Manager" has been around? Several of these postings require 3 or more years experience in such a role.
  • It's a good question. At this point, I think there are enough people in the biz that you could safely ask for that.

    That said, I don't think most companies are thinking about the realities of such a person - they're expensive and hard to find. One of the things I've always hated about job descriptions (for any position) is that they dial up the "hoped for" items and title them as "requirements". Blech.
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