If you’re seeking a job in social media, we’d like to help out. For starters, Mashable’s Job Lists section gathers together all our resource lists, how-tos and expert guides to help you get hired. In particular, you might want to see our articles on How to Leverage Social Media for Career Success and How to Find a Job on Twitter.

But we’d like to help in a more direct way, too. Mashable’s job boards are a place for socially-savvy companies to find people like you. This week and every week, Mashable features its coveted job board listings for a variety of positions in the web, social media space, and beyond. Have a look at what’s good and new on our job boards:

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Do you want to work for Mashable.com on the business side?

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The incumbent we are seeking will execute and administer the email and database marketing functions.

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Bazaarvoice is looking for a Creative Director who will continue to drive our brand forward as we experience robust growth.

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Progressive biofuel producer needs a communications professional to manage social media campaigns, create sales presentations and work with developers and designers in the implementation of a new company website.

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This position is responsible for formulating and directing the strategy and plans for Community and Social Media in building brand, increasing membership and participation, and customer acquisition.

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The Social Media Community Manager helps companies execute their social media strategy.

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We are one of the leading Drupal shops: WorkHabit, Inc., and we’re looking for a few outstanding members to join our teams in San Francisco and New York City.

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Responsibilities include working closely with creative, tech, media and account departments to mastermind social media – and new media – initiatives as part of integrated campaigns.

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The Social Media Marketing Department of a Los Angeles based Marketing and Advertising Agency is seeking to hire a project manager.

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A Senior Social Media Marketing Specialist works with our search marketing and optimization senior leads and teams as well as client agencies, support people, and in some cases the clients themselves, to help us help our clients

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As a web-designer, you will be working closely with our marketing team and graphic designer to enhance and routinely update the customer facing side of our website.

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Recessionwire, a website featuring news, advice, perspective and humor about the recession and recovery, is seeking a marketing/social media intern to help increase brand awareness, drive traffic, expand a loyal user base — and maintain the buzzy profile that Recessionwire has enjoyed in the media, the blogosphere, and with our readers.

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The ideal candidate will possess a background in business and be an innovative leader with functional knowledge and experience in Human Resources.

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Ideal candidate is extremely hard working, extraordinarily talented, entrepreneurial, THINKS OUTSIDE THE BOX, has great problem solving skills excellent intuition for user interface, and is extremely passionate about open source applications, web 2.0, mobile applications, social networking and social commerce.

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You will be responsible for writing public-facing blog posts, commenting on articles and videos in the community, and Facebook/Twitter updates, all with correct grammar and tone.

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In this position, you will play a pioneering role in the convergence of content and social media.

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The ideal candidate will coordinate and execute interactive media plans, lead generation and special projects in accordance with the client’s objectives and budget parameters.

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The National Sales Manager is responsible to lead CUnet’s efforts to sell our suite of interactive media products and services to higher education clients.

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Senior Developers lead project development at Odopod. They are responsible for planning and implementing the code that drives our projects and collaborating with other developers and vendors to execute on larger projects.

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Odopod is organized into multidisciplinary teams of 5-8 designers and engineers. Each team is led by an Associate Creative Director and a Senior Producer. Your job is to lead your team to create great work.

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Last year at The Future of Web Apps (FOWA) London we invited Paul Boag, host of Boagworld and author of the Website Owners Manual, along to conduct a series of interviews with speakers from the event. Over the next few weeks we will be publishing some of these here on the blog.

First up is Kevin Rose. Following on from his FOWA keynote “9 Ways to Take Your Site from One to One Million Users” Paul and his co-host Paul Stanton asked Kevin a few questions on community, user testing and advisory roles.

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In addition to checking what browsers do with an image’s alt text, Steve also checked if they do something with the title text, if any. Interestingly it turns out that Chrome and Safari display the contents of the title attribute if the image has no alt attribute. This situation shouldn’t occur in well-authored HTML documents, but I’m guessing WebKit displays the title text as error-recovery in the case of missing alt text, since in most cases it’s probably much better than displaying the file name.

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Of course, your visitors can use third party tools like Google Translate or Babelfish to translate your site themselves, but you should never rely on users to do anything.

Laziness is king on the internet, so always make things as easy as possible. Think how social media icons increase traffic even though users have browser bars and bookmarklets that they can use.

Fortunately, you don’t have to hire a professional translator to support multiple languages on your site. Thanks to wonderful APIs such as the Google Language API, there are a number of free and easy-to-install translation solutions available. Although these automatic methods will never be as good professional translations written by translators, they provide an attractive opportunity to offer internationalization at no cost.

Google Translate Tools

First, Google Translate provides a simple widget that you can copy and paste onto your site for a basic dropdown of 52 languages. When a language is clicked, the user is redirected to translate.google.com to see the translation.

While this widget is easy to install, it’s a bit "old web" with its unstyled dropdown and ugly branded button. However, a larger issue is that it boots users to Google for the actual translation, so you lose any linkbacks or tracking data.

The TranslateThis Button

An alternative to Google Translate Tools, The TranslateThis Button is another translation widget that can be copied and pasted onto any webpage. Leveraging the Google Language API, it provides the same 52 languages of translation as Google Translate Tools, but with a better user interface including dropdowns, overlays, and flag icons. Most importantly, users are not redirected to Google.

The translation runs in JavaScript, replacing portions of the page as it receives them from Google. In addition to producing a nice transition effect, JavaScript allows the script to work significantly faster than Google Translate for most pages.

Additionally, the TranslateThis Button provides some customizable options: Google Analytics tracking, customization options for the look and feel, callback functions, and a scope restriction. Read the docs for more info.

Overall, the TranslateThis Button is advantageous because it provides a rich user experience while staying relatively lightweight (the script is under 12kb). Running on the client-side allows it to translate most websites quickly, however sites with a great deal of content might benefit from a server side script with static caching features.

jQuery Translate Plugin

Another client-side translation option is the jQuery Translate Plugin. Similar to the TranslateThis Button, this script parses the page content and sends it to the Google Language API using JavaScript. Instead of building an interface for accessing the languages, this plugin provides a couple of handy translation functions you can use however you like.

The jQuery Translate Plugin has certain advantages and does a great job concatenating short pieces of content to limit requests to the Google Language API. However, it still tends to run slower than the TranslateThis Button since these requests run consecutively.

Additionally, even without the jQuery core, this script is the same file size as TranslateThis.

Global Translator (WordPress)

Client-side translation can be fast, sleek and easy to implement. However, for high traffic websites, you can’t beat a server-side solution with caching.

Global Translator by Davide Pozza is a WordPress plugin that does just that. Providing 41 languages of translation for any WordPress site, its features include a fast-caching system and SEO-friendly permalinks. No client-side method can boast all that, and what’s more, this plugin allows you to choose from four different translation engines: Google Translate, Babel Fish, Promt or FreeTranslations.

If you have a WordPress site, Global Translator is definitely the way to go. It is significantly better than the Google AJAX Translation plugin, which just leverages the jQuery Translate Plugin.

Where is translation headed?

Automatic online translation has made some amazing progress recently and is just getting better. The number of languages supported by the Google Language API is constantly increasing, allowing you to reach a growing user base. Also, the quality of the translations and speed of the API are steadily improving.

In the future, Google will hopefully increase the length of the language strings that can be passed to the API. The max is currently 1,000 and if it were increased to 2,000, a number of Translation plugins could run significantly faster.

Additionally, Google Translate recently announced Text to Speech support, and Weston Ruter released a script that combines this with HTML5 audio.

As the web moves towards a fuller internet experience, accessibility issues are coming to the forefront. Translation should not be forgotten in this process.

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Jon Raasch is a UX nerd and free-lance developer who loves jQuery, JavaScript and CSS. Focusing on user experience, Jon uses his front-end skills and design background to sculpt robust, accessible web apps. On the side, he develops a variety of free jQuery, JavaScript and WordPress tools. Check out Jon’s blog or follow him on Twitter: @jonraasch.

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I recently stumbled upon Downloadify, a client-side file generation tool based on javascript and Flash ActionScript code. A huge advantage to creating files on the client-side is that you can reduce the load on the server — especially when there’s no need for the server to get involved (the data is available within the page, etc.) Lets take a look at how we can use Downloadify.

Downloadify Usage

Downloadify.create('downloader',{
  filename: function(){
    return 'secret-message.txt'; //static file -- you could retrieve from form input box
  },
  data: function(){
    return 'MooTools FTW!'; //static content -- you could retrieve from form input box
  },
  onComplete: function(){
    alert('The file has been saved!');
  },
  onCancel: function(){
    alert('You have cancelled the saving of this file.');
  },
  onError: function(){
    alert('Error!  Damn!');
  },
  transparent: false,
  swf: 'media/downloadify.swf',
  downloadImage: 'images/download.png',
  width: 210,
  height: 55,
  transparent: true,
  append: false
});

Downloadify provides numerous options which you may pass per instance within the create method — this should look familiar to notice to advanced javascript users. What I really love about Downloadify is that it provides just the right amount of customization — events and filename/content settings. Too many javascript classes/functions try to do too much; Downloadify gets it right. My only criticism of Downloadify is it’s requirement of a 4-state sprite; it would be great if that were an option or the ActionScript could detect the height setting vs. the image file’s actual height and use the sprite if available.

MooTools Helper

/* mootools helper */
if(typeof(MooTools) != 'undefined'){
	Element.implement({
		downloadify: function(options) {
			options = $extend(Downloadify.defaultOptions,options);
			return this.store('Downloadify',Downloadify.create(this,options));
		}
	});
}

Downloadify comes with a jQuery helper but not a MooTools helper…I’ve remedied this.

Downloadify fills a need for many developers. Avoid unnecessary server load and jump on Downloadify!

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Downloadify: Client-Side File Generation Using Javascript and Flash

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We shared the Pomodoro Technique, the brainchild of Francesco Cirillo, with you back in October. While Cirillo has a free e-book on his techniques the basic framework is:

1. Choose a task to be accomplished
2. Set the Pomodoro to 25 minutes (the Pomodoro is the timer)
3. Work on the task until the Pomodoro rings, then put a check on your sheet of paper
4. Take a short break (5 minutes is OK)
5. Every 4 Pomodoros take a longer break

Chromodoro is a small Google Chrome extension that puts a little Pomodoro tomato in the toolbar. Clicking the icon starts the timer and when the time is up a break reminder pops up. The default settings are 25 minutes of work/5 minute breaks, but you can tweak the times in the options menu to suit your work situation and needs.

Chromodoro is free and works wherever Chrome does. Have a favorite tool, computer-based or otherwise, for working with the Pomodoro technique?

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