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We are seeking drivers to make up to $400 per month advertising for local and national brands using their vehicle. If selected，you’ll drive as you normally would (from home，to school，or work，etc．)and get paid to do so．

*The job：Advertisements will be placed on your back window and／or on either side of your vehicle with high quality 3M vinyl decals．These ads are easily removable and will not damage your paint or window．

*Who we are：Wrap Match is the nationwide leader in vehicle advertising and we service hundreds of businesses and tens of thousands of drivers．

Manager，Online Organizing Special Projects

*Location：Washington，DC

*Knowledge &Skills：Three plus years’ experience in online organizing or campaigning．Excellent writing and editing skills．Strong organizational and problem—solving skills and ability to work effectively in an action—oriented office．

*Who we are：The Sierra company

Media Planner，Online Display—Social Emphasis

*Position Type：Full Time

*Responsibilities：help assess &develop Other ad opportunities with Facebook，Pinterest，Twitter，etc．Determine KPI(Key Performance Indicator)goals by working with social partners to ensure expectations are met．

*Requirements：Well—organized，high attention to detail，deadline-oriented；Strong MS Excel skills and analytical ability；Excellent written communication skills．Enjoys working with others as part of a team．

*Who we are：Home Depot—Kennesaw，GA

1.What will a driver’s car probably look like if he is selected by Wrap Match?

2.We learn from the ads that the Sierra Company needs a person who .

A．has years’ experiences in working for a big company

B．is well-organized and good at problem solving

C．enjoys working with strangers in different companies

D．can help to write and edit vehicle advertising

3.Which position can be taken as a part—time job according to the ads?

A．Key Performance Indicator．

B．Media Planner，Online Display—Social Emphasis．

C．Vehicle advertising driver．

D．Manager，Online Organizing Special Projects．

4.Which requirement is NOT included for the applicants by Home Depot?

A．Strong MS Excel skills．

B．Being friendly and cooperative．

C．Good written skills．

D．Expertly mastering a foreign language．

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