Marketing Assistant position at Ski Butternut

[Greg]

Got this from Matt his morning:

Ski Butternut has a job opening for a Marketing Assistant. This can be a full time year round job for the right person. Requires a strong command of the English language, excellent writing and computer skills with an interest in skiing or snowboarding a must. Willing to train the right candidate. Experience in handing blogs, digital photography, shooting and editing video, events management, writing press releases or producing radio or TV commercials are all factors that will make a persons resume jump to the front. Position is available for immediate opening. Interested candidates should contact Matt Sawyer, Director of Marketing at 413-528-2000 x 160 and ideally email a cover letter and resume to marketing@SkiButternut.com.

 

[thaller1]

Got this from Matt his morning:

Ugh. I'm fairly qualified for this one... I wonder if my husband would move?

 

[SkiDork]

Ugh. I'm fairly qualified for this one... I wonder if my husband would move?

I sent the link to Tyrolean_Skier - I'm "the husband"

I think it would be cool to work at a ski area

 

[thetrailboss]

Here you go, Bob R. You can get back into the game....

 

[AdironRider]

Man, if only I wasnt graduating next spring, Id be all over this. Not that Id really peak their interest, with only a college degree, and some freelance work in web design.

 

[BeanoNYC]

Man, if only I wasnt graduating next spring, Id be all over this. Not that Id really peak their interest, with only a college degree, and some freelance work in web design.

Heck .... it's an assistant's job. They would prefer to take someone they could "mold" rather than someone who is overqualified and quick to leave over salary or title.

 

[Vortex]

A ski marketing position is good for the young crowd or 1st time marketing group.. If I was in my early 20's.... I would be game again. I prefer seperating my skiing from my work these days. Beat to death in other threads.. Great deal for the right person. Very cool they brought Az into the mix. Tb writing skills are a key..... Sounds like a great job for Super boss. (our own super hero.)

TY would be great for that. Her computer skills would be a great asset. Her passion would be hard to pass on.

 

[Greg]

As I understand it, this position is still available.

 

[AdironRider]

Man and Ive still got a year of school, bummer. This is THE job Im looking for when I graduate.

 

[riverc0il]

This can be a full time year round job for the right person.

the words 'can be' stick out to me when reading that write up. if anyone is interested, i would contact the hiring manager and verify what exactly that means. chris, rocket21, and katbennett over on nelsap forums work in this type of position and may be good folks to contact if you are seriously interested in this position. my impression of jobs in the ski industry is that any one who is serious about maxing their ski days and powder days (especially at bigger mountains) should probably avoid full time employment in the business. 6-7 day work weeks are not unheard of. you do get to make some turns during the day, but business is always part of the pleasure. i would never want to work in a field that is directly related to an activity i love so much. that is just me though. probably a great opportunity for someone really passionate about skiing but not a die hard that has to make it to the big hills and max powder days.

 

[FRITOLAYGUY]

I agree with ya Steve, when you get a job in a recreational activity like skiing you always end up working more than playing.