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We've all used Craigslist for something, even if to just pass some time seeing if anyone has spotted you reading your torn Murakami book on the F train in Missed Connections. Let's face it, it's a scary world inside that URL. Everyone dreads having to find an apartment share in this city with somene on Craigslist, and everyone dreams of finding that perfect no fee rental on it.
Finally someone has decided to document the site, and their time spent on it. 24 Hours on Craigslist is filmmaker Michael Ferris Gibson's look into the online world of barters, dating, sightings and much, much more. More than you could possibly imagine. Come check out what he found, tonight! Of course, the movie only covers San Francisco, where Craigslist originated, so we'll leave it to you to tell us about your NYC Craigslist experiences...
Tonight // 9pm // Two Boots Pioneer Theater [155 E. 3rd St] // $9
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"everyone dreams of finding that perfect no fee rental on it."
I did :)
I had to find a place in less than a week. I emailed the poster, who happened to be the tennant - his wife was preggers and due to pop any minute - they needed a bigger place ASAP and were looking for someone to finish up the end of their lease.
First place I saw. Loved it. Landlord loved us. Now we live in a fabulous apartment in Park Slope - somehow affordable on our entry-level (read: non-existent) salaries...unheard of...
Moved in five months ago, and no plans to leave anytime soon.
Craigslist: It worked for me, it can work for you!
P.S. My boyfriend found his job using Craigslist too.
Chris,
I am looking for Sales Executive to run his/her own business under the auspices of The Evanston Group and open up the New York territory.
The role is ideal for the person who:
· Is a self managed entrepreneur and willing to work hard
· Wants to make $300,000 to $800,000 a year on a consistent basis
· Is not interested in traditional sales roles where there is micromanagement, arbitrary changes of commission and territory etc.
I have attached a job spec. If you are interested or know someone (I will pay a referral fee) please contact me via return email with a resume and phone number.
Thanks! Kay
We are a successful company with a unique business model that provides an alternative to traditional management consulting. (see our website, evanstongroup.com)
We are looking for Sales Executive to run his/her own business under the auspices of The Evanston Group and open up the New York territory, and/or farm the Chicago territory (possibly other large cities, would be interested in talking if you are in Atlanta or Dallas etc)
The role is ideal for the person who:
· Is a self managed entrepreneur type
· Wants to make $300,000 to $800,000 a year on a consistent basis
· Is not interested in traditional sales roles where there is micromanagement, arbitrary changes of commission and territory etc.
Contact me for more info. If you are interested or know someone (we will pay a referral fee) please contact me via return email with a resume and phone number.
Thanks! Kay (kay@evanstongroup.com)