Culturepush Job Board

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One of our guests at Next Stop: Wonderland emailed the next day to ask whether I could help him advertise for a design position at his organization. To which I said, of course I can! But obviously, I got a little too enthusiastic and built a whole new site just for it.
So voila, presenting the Culturepush Job Board, our bulletin board for creative jobs, gigs (i.e. freelance one-off projects) and calls for entry to local and international design and art competitions.
Within a few days, the board has gotten a number of exciting openings for designers and artists:
- Asian Food Channel: Graphic Designer
- Asia Business Group: Flash Designer
- House 31: The Alternative Design Book
- Loof: Design, Marketing & Art Installation Opportunities
- Yolk: Flash Animators & Designers
As we’ve discovered over the course of running Culturepush, Singapore is exploding with creative talent, and we hope the Job Board will give both young and experienced professionals opportunities to connect with employers and clients who believe in that.
So check back often, or even better, subscribe to the Job Board’s RSS feed to get jobs delivered immediately to you.
For employers who have a creative position to fill, listing a job on our Job Board is free. Every ad runs for 30 days and you get exposure on the Job Board, our main site (see the sidebar), the Wank Shed and through RSS feeds. It’s a pretty sweet deal.
If you’re still unsure, here are more reasons to list on the Board and if that sounds good to you, info on how to submit your listing.
Or simply email: jobs [at] culturepush [dot] com.

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