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Apply Today For An Internship At Wu-Tang Management!

Ben Yakas

Published Jul 27, 2011

Modified Jul 27, 2011

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If you aren't a student of the Wu-Tang Clan, then you should know that cash rules everything around you, so you need to start diversifying your bonds. But if you are an aficionado of everything RZA, GZA, Raekwon and Ghostface Killah, then perhaps it's time you put your superior Wu-knowledge to good use... as an intern at Wu-Tang Management on Staten Island. We thought this Craigslist post might be a joke, but we spoke with Anders (who posted the listing), and it's completely real: Wu-Tang Corp. are trying to fill three spots for an internship of an indeterminate amount of time. He told us that some interns "may go on to become permanent." Check out the Wu-Tang job Craigslist posting below, as well as a helpful video reminder that Wu Tang knows how to handle portfolios:

The full listing:

Wu-Tang Management Internship

About the Company

Wu-Tang Management is a multi-faceted independent management company that was established in 1993 with our headquarters in Staten Island New York. After the tremendous international success of the first group released, the famed Wu-Tang Clan, we have gone down in history as the only management company to manage the entire Wu-Tang Clan, and in doing so, brought them from being a local group to international super stars. We have a very active schedule so there are numerous opportunities to be involved in. Duties vary greatly according to current priorities. The below listed tasks describe possible duties for open positions in Marketing and Promotions department; we also have a video production department and a radio station. We're only looking for serious, hardworking and ambitious candidates who work well with others and have a love for music or the entertainment industry in general.

What we are looking for:
Excellent written communication skills, with ability to communicate with diverse audiences
Interest in the music/entertainment industry
Professional demeanor
Experience with social networking (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, Ning, Blogspot, etc.)
Well organized with attention to detail and ability to carry out tasks independently
Ability to meet deadlines

Roles and Responsibility:
online research of music blogs and social networking
expansion of online fan base
composing correspondence
Maintenance of companies social networks (Wu-World.com, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
tracking progress of promotion campaigns
telephone marketing and radio promotions
posting of content (Wu-World.com, YouTube, Vimeo, Flickr, etc.)
data mining and organization of content
e-mail blasting

Wu-Tang Management (Staten Island Office)
Contact Amar: 508-373-6262 or 718-887-9562

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Ben Yakas

Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.

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