SIGNS TO MAKE YOU SMILE

Media Jobs in Thailand

Updated 19/2/2016

The Bangkok Post is seeking an experience native English copy sub-editor.

Trade and Logistics Siam is looking for a native English journalist for the role of English staff writer.

Post Media, publishers of the Phnom Penh Post, is seeking an experienced native English journalist for the key position of Supplements Editor.

Communications agency Quo is looking for an experienced (4+ years) Senior Copywriter for its Bangkok office.

Law firm Tilleke & Gibbins International is seeking a native English editor for its legal department.

Ensign Media is looking for a web editor for its property-foused business.

Dot Property Group is seeking a Thai national with good English skills for a junior journalist/assistant role based next to Nana BTS in Bangkok.

Every few days I will aim to post details of vacancies deemed suitable for native English media professionals in Thailand. If you have a vacancy and want it filled, email your details to bkkandy AT myway.com. You are strongly advised to check the nature of any offer and ensure a work permit is supplied where applicable.

Monday, June 18, 2007

SIGNS TO MAKE YOU SMILE

Sign at a bookshop this weekend:
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Extra
Vagant
Sale
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It's not the worst example of bad positioning/spacing I have seen but it made me laugh. Plus, there were some really good discounts on offer and I managed to pick up a few vagants at good prices.

2 comments:

Sanne Dee 9:43 AM: Hello!

I was gonna ask if 'vagant' is an English word because there was no meaning for it! Then I realised it was actually 'Extravagant'. Duh... HAHA! :)
(c) 2016 Written by Andrew Batt 11:56 AM: Hi again Sanne Dee ... it would have been even better if I had my camera with me. A picture speaks a thousand words, right ?

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