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Carly Moulton
Communications at Zapier
Carly Moulton is a communications professional with a passion for data, dogs, and humor. She currently serves as Senior Communications Specialist at Zapier, where she excels in crafting engaging narratives and connecting with audiences. Carly holds a Bachelor's Degree in International Relations and Development from the University of Windsor.
With a diverse professional background, Carly has honed her skills in various roles, including Data Insights and Communications Manager, Marketing Coordinator, and Technical Support Specialist at FreshBooks. Her experience as a Cultural Representative at Walt Disney World showcases her adaptability and interpersonal abilities, allowing her to thrive in dynamic environments.
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The Community Marketing team is hiring. I’m looking for a social media manager who loves to be in front of the camera, is excited about emerging tech like AI, and wants to help us take our social game to the next level. 🚀
If you have transferrable skills, but haven’t held the title of “social media manager” in the past, don’t let that stop you from applying.
If this sounds interesting, you can read more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/ed8Yd7x6
My LinkedIn DMs are what some may call a disaster, so I encourage you to apply directly to the post.
Finally, we tend to get a lot of interest in these roles and they fill up fast. So if you’re thinking about applying I’d encourage you to do so sooner than later!
I vividly remember the first time I was told to “eat my own dog food” at work. I was 23, working my first job as customer support at a tech company, and convinced I was about to take part in a weird hazing ritual.
My imposter syndrome told me that asking people for clarification about what they were talking about would immediately reveal that I didn’t belong. So I remained oblivious. After about 100 messages referencing “dogfooding,” I finally put together that I wasn’t going to be asked to do a Purnia taste test.
Corporate jargon is confusing and often nonsensical, and Lane Scott Jones and I want to help you make sense of it. That’s why we’ve created the Corporate Jargon translator, an AI bot built on Zapier Interfaces (currently in beta), which will help you translate any corporate jargon into plain English.
Whether you’ve been asked to find the synergy between things, have been told not to boil the ocean, or heard that someone is going after low-hanging fruit, we can help you.
The link is in the comments. Give it a try, and let us know what you think! I’d love to know what jargon you translate.
