#quinstreet

[newstech24]

QuinStreet: Time To Maintain, Alternative At Sight

QuinStreet: Time To Maintain, Alternative At Sight

QuinStreet: Time To Maintain, Alternative At Sight

[thecommsjsu]

QuinStreetis currently looking for winter and spring graduates who are interested in getting into the Online Marketing industry. QuinStreet’s three-month training program consists of an initial two-week intensive “bootcamp” type of learning experience about the ins and outs of Online Marketing, followed by hands-on training in a specific marketing category. The training will focus on Data Analytics, Technical/Content Search Engine Optimization, Outreach Strategies, and Tool Optimization. After the training you will be assigned to one of the following groups: Education, Financial Services, B2B, Social Media, or Email Marketing. The goal of this VERY unique type of training program is to help you learn how to be a “jack of all trades” within QuinStreet and kick start your marketing career. Apply

[worldfinancialdata-blog]

QuinStreet serves clients and consumers in large, information-intensive industry verticals where relevant, targeted media and offerings help visitors

[mm-fishing-blog]

When your team busts their ass and goes above and beyond on the daily...you take the out for some fun!! Love my team!! #quinstreet #greatamerica

[thelaughbox]

Can you guess the theme of this holiday party? #Quinstreet #flipbooks #partyfavors #holidaybash (at Sens Restaurant)

[vestclub]

Who's Interviewing Who Here?

It's a little late, but I had a job interview last Monday for the "Online Marketing Internship Program" at QuinStreet in Foster City.

The entirety of the day was hilarious to me. I wore some J. Crew pants and a maroon button-down with a grey blazer and black heels, which I had to wrap my ankle for because it was still sprained pretty badly. I was early, which was good because I proceeded to trap myself in an elevator with no buttons inside of it before I finally found my way to their beautiful lobby.

Five men who had executive jobs talked to me for a half hour each in rapid succession. One of my friends who also did the interview pointed out later that the lack of women implied to her that there was a glass ceiling... This concerned me a lot less than the fact that only one of them had been there for over a year, making me think that turnover was high and the company was not particularly fun.

Learning more about the internship, I realized it's a boring one and that marketing analysis - at least this kind - is probably not for me. One man asked me if I had OCD (yes, would you like to see my planner?) and another was surprised that I could do basic math in my head (no, I don't need to use my phone calculator).

I went home, I sent thank you notes, I expect to hear back sometime this week or next. Keep you posted!