US President Barack Obama Wants Social Networks Manager: Apply Now

Hey Obama supporters, there’s a chance to work for your favorite president. he wants a new twitterer. According to President Obama’s website & Wall Street Journal The Democratic National Committee and Organizing for America is in the market for a new hire. He wants a Social Networks Manager, who can update all his news & views in Twitter, Facebook, MySpace & all the other social network site. So apply now.

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This is a great opportunity for the Obama fans really. According to the Wall Street Journal, Mia Cambronero, who currently holds the position.

Mia Cambronero, who currently holds the job, “will be stepping down from my infamous role as ‘Barack Obama’s twitterer,’” she said in an email message posted to a listserv. “We’re looking for someone who is available to start immediately.”

The new hire will work closely with the rest of the new media department to execute grassroots campaigns to advance the President’s agenda for change, the listing says. Among the qualifications sought: “Ready to work hard; this isn’t a 9-5 sort of job.”

According to the President Barack Obama Site:

Job Description

Organizing for America, the successor organization to Obama for America, is building on the movement that elected President Obama by empowering communities across the country to organize around the issues they care most about. The Democratic National Committee and Organizing for America is hiring a Social Networks ManagerThe Social Networks Manager is responsible for maintaining the Democratic Party and Organizing for America accounts on all social networks (such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace accounts, etc.) The Social Networks Manager works closely with the rest of the New Media department to execute grassroots campaigns to advance the President’s agenda for change.

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Social media has been integral to President Obama’s career since the beginning. He launched his Twitter account back in 2007 (although he only really tweeted for the first time last month to support Haiti relief efforts after admitting back in November that he was too clumsy to use the microblogging tool), and recently used YouTube to engage with the nation after the State of the Union address.

Although both the Obama and White House Twitter feeds used to read like a stream of press releases, the tweets have become much more lively in the ensuing months. Whoever fills this new position will have to continue to up the ante when it comes to engaging with the American people. Will you apply?

Here’s the advertisement link of the position.

Source: Mashable, Wall Street Journal

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  On February 14, 2010(2 years, 3 months ago.)

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