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Columbus, Ohio! We are looking for a Technical Program Manager for an 8-month contract opportunity. Must have 3+ years of experience in data quality projects. This is a full-time and onsite opportunity so this person must be local to Columbus. Sound like you? Apply now: https://lnkd.in/gDVY4SaP? job_id=2052 #TechJobs #ColumbusOH #NowHiring #TechnicalProgramManager

We have a brand new UX Designer opportunity with a client in the North Chicago area! This is a hybrid, full-time, 6-month contract role with a great company! Apply here if interested: https://lnkd.in/gbrrWq7d #UXDesigner #ChicagoJobs #NowHiring #DesignJobs #HybridWork

We have a new 🔥REMOTE Social Media Business Analyst 🔥role that just opened up! This is a 12 month contract with a health & beauty client of ours. Must have prior experience in Sprinklr as well as managing brand or corporate social media pages and interpreting social analytics. Apply now if interested: https://lnkd.in/gGcGrJjt #RemoteWork #SocialMediaAnalyst #NowHiring

We are looking for a Marketing Manager based in the greater Washington, DC area with a background in the healthcare or medical space! This is for a full-time, direct hire, hybrid (1x/week onsite) opportunity. If interested please apply here: https://lnkd.in/gKVGv5rv #MarketingManager #WashingtonDC #NowHiring #MarketingJobs

🐾 Happy National Love Your Pet Day! 🐾 Here at smartdept, we believe that our furry friends are an essential part of our team too! 🐶🐈 Meet some of the adorable pets of our team members! 📸 Share a pic of your pet in the comments below and spread the love ❤️ #LoveYourPetDay #TeamPets

Nike's iconic "Bo Knows" campaign, launched in the late 1980s, featured one of our favorite athletes, Bo Jackson. The ads showcased Jackson's extraordinary versatility, suggesting he excelled in virtually every sport imaginable, from baseball and football to tennis and more. The campaign transcended traditional athlete endorsements, becoming a cultural phenomenon. Its memorable tagline, "Bo Knows," captured the essence of Jackson's unparalleled athleticism and left an indelible mark on advertising history. The campaign not only boosted Nike's brand image but also set a standard for creative marketing that seamlessly blended sports, entertainment, and popular culture. Did You Know? Bo Jackson recently revealed he will undergo a procedure after suffering from a case of chronic hiccups for more than one year. Yikes! #NikeCampaign #BoJackson #TBT #CreativeMarketing

Wendy's iconic "Where's the Beef?" ad campaign, launched in 1984, featured an elderly woman inspecting competitors' hamburgers with disappointment, emphasizing the small size of their patties. Frustrated by the lack of meat, she exclaims the famous line, "Where's the beef?". The catchphrase quickly became a cultural sensation, symbolizing substance and quality. The campaign propelled Wendy's into the spotlight and boosted sales while solidifying the fast-food chain's reputation for serving larger, juicier burgers. The humorous and memorable approach resonated with audiences, leaving an enduring mark on advertising history and earning a permanent place in pop culture. Did You Know? At age 80, Clara Peller was hired as a temporary manicurist for a television commercial set in a Chicago barbershop. Impressed by her no-nonsense manners and unique voice, she was asked to sign a contract as an actress for the agency. And the rest is history! #WheresTheBeef #AdvertisingHistory #IconicAds #TBT

Wendy's iconic "Where's the Beef?" ad campaign, launched in 1984, featured an elderly woman inspecting competitors' hamburgers with disappointment, emphasizing the small size of their patties. Frustrated by the lack of meat, she exclaims the famous line, "Where's the beef?". The catchphrase quickly became a cultural sensation, symbolizing substance and quality. The campaign propelled Wendy's into the spotlight and boosted sales while solidifying the fast-food chain's reputation for serving larger, juicier burgers. The humorous and memorable approach resonated with audiences, leaving an enduring mark on advertising history and earning a permanent place in pop culture. Did You Know? At age 80, Clara Peller was hired as a temporary manicurist for a television commercial set in a Chicago barbershop. Impressed by her no-nonsense manners and unique voice, she was asked to sign a contract as an actress for the agency. And the rest is history! #WheresTheBeef #AdvertisingHistory #IconicAds #TBT

This #TestimonialTuesday we are sharing some kind words from one of our previously placed candidates. Thank you Monica! We love being able to help.

The iconic "Don't Squeeze the Charmin" ad campaign featured Dick Wilson as Mr. George Whipple, a character who admonished customers for squeezing Charmin toilet paper. Airing from 1964 to 1985, Wilson portrayed the comedic and uptight grocer repeatedly catching people in the act of squeezing the irresistibly soft Charmin. The campaign humorously emphasized the product's softness, making "Please don't squeeze the Charmin" a memorable catchphrase. Wilson's portrayal and the quirky scenarios resonated with audiences, turning the campaign into a cultural phenomenon that endured for decades, and solidifying Charmin's reputation as the go-to choice for soft and squeezable toilet paper. Did You Know? Dick Wilson passed away on November 19, 2007, at the age of 91. Along with his 21-year stint as Mr. Whipple is credited with appearances in 135 television and movie roles. #tbt #AdCampaign