WorldCupBlog Project Manager/Intern
This job position is filled. If you want to blog about your favorite team for Germany 2006 – please e-mail bob at world cup blog dot org.
2006 World Cup in Germany is coming up and we are looking to hire someone that has a ton of energy, is passionate about football (soccer), and wants to be apart of producing the best World Cup 2006 website/blog.
What will the job be:
- Assist and co-ordinate in the production of WorldCupBlog.com
- Recruit writers for country specific WC blogs
- Give WC writers resources and support
- Work with tech team managing WCBlogs
- Getting projects done and paying attention to all the little details needed
- Fill in and write blog posts when needed
- Motivating and cultivating relationships with writers from many countries
Skills needed:
- Familiarity with HTML
- Familiarity with blogging software
- At least 40 WPM typing speed
- Understands the game of futbol – knows most of the international players from many countries
- Broadband internet access at home
- Your own laptop
- Familiarity with chat programs like MSN msger
- A love of soccer/futbol
- Excellent communication skills, especially in written form
Time Frame:
work for 10 to 15 hours/week from December 1 to December 31 2005
work 20 to 30 hours/week from January 1 to April 30, 2006
40+ hours/week May, June, to July 9th – the final
Preference will go to folks in Portland, OR or willing to move here for this contract position. It may evolve into a full-time position post World Cup 2006.
Must be able (or simply open) to go to Germany from May 30th to July 11th.
Please submit your cover letter, resume, as well as why you love Football to sean at bootsnall dot com.
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Hello,
Well if you can forgive the lack of style, I could confidently say that I could do this job as well as anyone and would love to be given the opportunity to do it.
I have been a football fan for my whole life and have watched games in various different countries as well as travelling to many grounds around the UK.
This combined with my love of travel, having spent time in Asia, Africa, Australia, the USA and Europe, I belive that I have the ability to relate to a wide range of people from different backgrounds and discuss the international language of football.
I also have friends in Germany and a girlfriend who speaks fluent German and also many friends in a town near the German border with Poland as I was a teacher there for a year, so I have many contacts in this part of the world that would be able to help with local knowledge.
With regards to computer skills, I have worked for a computer software firm for over 2 years and am fully literate as well as being a quick typist.
Sorry for going on, but I would love to have this job, I’d like to say that you’d regret it more than me if you didn’t employ me, but it would be a lie. But I really think I could do a great job.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Many Regards
Rob