creative job

On the other hand, true creative jobs cannot be specified.

Every creative job is achieved under the guidance of a single individual thought.

"Our mission is to create great art and creative jobs in Harlem," he said.

"And I want the people who work with me at the festival to have creative jobs, not just to be yes men.

I think you've gotta be a little nuts to pursue any kind of creative job.

Not only does he find work on his first day out, but it's also a creative job, doing something he loves.

He felt his anticipation grow; a creative job at last, and just when he needed it most.

After this she went to London, where she found the creative jobs she was looking for.

But it is a creative job, as essential as weeding and composting.

There are pressures from workers, who increasingly feel entitled to creative jobs (a premise I wish the author had developed more fully).

This jacket is kind of hip, so maybe it's some kind of creative job.

One element was an increase in the number of creative jobs outsourced to New Delhi.

Over and over again - the pit, as far as creative jobs go, but something that Jack could handle.

After getting a great success, Murguía left his creative job and began a full-time work on historical research and its popularization.

"I would go down there mysel', but there's no point; it's nae a creative job, just a straight replacement.

Applying for a creative job?

Jobs that are particularly compatible with working from home include those in marketing and sales, as well as creative jobs like writing and design.

"A creative job of deception.

Few of these insights are original, to be sure, but Mr. Bradbury has done a creative job of integrating them.

As with other industries, he said, manufacturing jobs have come to Canada while more lucrative financial and creative jobs stayed in the United States.

One is a chatty soul in possession of a rewarding and creative job, a needy but cute boy- or girlfriend and annoying parents.

And while the difficulty of breaking into the industry is often described with a dash of hyper-bole, the competition for creative jobs is notoriously fierce.

And having spent years watching how his wife, Miuccia Prada, does things, Bertelli has particular ideas about how this very creative job should be done.

No one was arrested, and no one lost their job for that creative job action, although the prime minister was later replaced for other reasons.

Conversely, creative jobs in advertising, television or merchant banking seem to thrive on uncertainty and attract people much less interested in power in a managerial sense.