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A Producer plans and coordinates elements needed to create a film, television show, theater production, musical production or radio show. Works with writers, composers and artistic directors to develop ideas and scripts; oversees rehearsals or production schedule and budget; recruits financing to support production and marketing costs; negotiates distribution agreements. May also work on television or radio advertisements.
$75,461 / year median in California
+3% projected growth
Job Description
HEARST MAGAZINES INC
Production Manager atHEARST MAGAZINES INC
in San Francisco, California Posted in 2 days ago.Type:
Full-Time Job Description:
Production Manager As a Production Manager at Bring a Trailer, your job will be to guide both sellers through the online auction process as well as Production Specialists through their daily work doing the same. What You'll Do- Manager a team of Production Specialists who prep listings for launching as live auctions, including:
- Act as the point of contact for your team members and answer their questions about the process and internal workflows
- Provide customer elevated support for sellers
- Oversee a large queue of listings in various stages amongst your team prior to the listing going live in auction.
- Work with other managers on workflow optimizations
- Complete assigned work queue on a daily basis.
- Additional duties and projects as needed. Who You Are
- Excellent interpersonal skills: High level of motivation, integrity, and warmth.
- Natural leader: must be able to effectively lead group of specialists from various backgrounds and skill levels
- Methodical organization: Ability to manage many different stakeholders and projects in a fast-paced environment.
- Trust and tact: Handle sensitive and confidential information with discretion.
Solutions-oriented:
Resolve conflict independently with patience and empathy but know when to ask for guidance.- Can-do attitude: Flexible and eager attitude toward helping with company needs as they arise.
- Executive functionality: must be able to make "gut calls" and high-level decisions that align with BaT's standards and business goals
- Domain knowledge a plus: Interest in the kind of vehicles we feature on BaT each day.