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-Social media/marketing experience and comfortable with large event gatherings.
-Design experience is a plus.
-Preferably reside in ATL area but not a deal breaker.
-Entrepreneur spirit (this is not an employment)
Check out the platform mickety.com (in testing phase.. you can play around the website). DM me here or Instagram @MicketyHQ or email at info@mickety.com.
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I've an overall 9+ years of experience predominantly into training & development and project management. I worked in ecommerce and supplychain industries. Please let me if there's any suitable opening. I'm about to finish my notice period and ready join by 1st week of July.Amazon Tata Consultancy IBM Newco
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In general regards to market opportunity:
1) NYC, SF, LA
2) Boston, Seattle
3) Austin, San Diego
4) San Antonio, Newport Beach
Definitely would be restructured if we're talking about social life though.
Why not Chicago is in the list? So many big techs opening their offices here and it’s a consulting hub
Would move Newport Beach/Irvine to 3
City tiers never made sense to me and they still don’t.
I’ve lived in and between HCOL and LCOL, in these various tiers. There is opportunity everywhere and while comp does vary, it’s not so much so that a “tier1” is necessarily a better place to live in or that you will build greater wealth.
Newport Beach is as much LA as Arlington is Dallas or San Jose is SF.
I’ve seen the tiers relative to salary but during recruitment of MBA’s in recent years, I’ve had discussions where graduates have this consturct of cities by tier.
San Fran, NYC, and LA are typically considered tier 1
Seattle, Boston, DC, Chicago and Miami are usually considered tier 2
Tier 3 can be a mix but is usually made up of smaller and more tech oriented cities like Austin and Nashville and then large cities like Phoenix, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Houston, Charlotte and Dallas.
Obviously the critera varies but you are seeing more graduate talent center in a handful of high cost but there remains a lot of opportunities for roles outside those especially previously engineering heavy cities like Cleveland, Pittsburgh, etc.