Tifani Hoornstra's profile answers

1. Designing and implementing creative promotional plans for each movie
2. Lots of free movie swag (posters, t-shirts, etc)
3. Seeing movies in advance of opening, running PA Tours when celebrities come to promote their films

I built out data in Jobster's recruiter application to demo at the launch of Jobster, and later for the sales team to demo the service (ficticious "Red Brick" company). I also helped to develop a formal Customer Referral program.

My sales director from Apex Learning migrated to Jobster and called me up to join him.

Our office is an open layout - everyone has some kind of view, but I'm very fortunate to have a corner-cube by the window facing the water.

We called it "the fishbowl."

Through my department in college (internship).

Loooooong drive in from the 'burbs.

Very conversational interview with Janet (aka "big boss"), and usually one other person. The questions were standard fare along with unique questions about your favorite movies, directors, actors, etc, and questions about creative marketing/promotion campaigns you've pulled off in the past. High-level questions might include giving examples of what you'd do to promote XYZ upcoming film....

1. The Waterfront (if I jump over the train tracks first)
2. Queen Anne Specialty Market
3. Rain Fitness
4. Key Arena
5. Uptown Cinemas