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A Marriott employee hit 'Like.' Then China got mad.
- tonylinn80 9y agolol, Chinese hotels can start listing Guam and Hawaii as independent countries. I wonder if Americans would got mad
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- seanmcdirmid 9y agoI can guarantee you they wouldn’t notice, and if they did, they wouldn’t care. They aren’t that insecure.
- avtar 9y agoThe poster you replied to used a seven day old account. Their submissions and comments history is a bit telling.
- tonylinn80 9y agoPlenty of comments on HN are posted by green accounts :) and I stand by all my comments
- wavefunction 9y agoTexas, Utah, most of the Western US. Saipan, Marinaras, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico... It starts to illustrate how silly the Chinese stance of offense is, now that you mention it. Why _is_ China so brittle when it comes to Tibet, one wonders? Is it perhaps in their hearts that they know the claim of historicity underpinning current Chinese domination of Tibet is actually flimsy? One might even consider that it approaches hypothetical and laughable claims launched in the future by the US over Cuba or the Philippines or much of Central America as historical parts of the US.
- B1FF_PSUVM 9y ago> never thought a $14-an-hour job running social-media accounts for Marriott International Inc. would require him to know global politics Oh, well. Bet they can get a Ph.D. in international affairs for 12. It's tough out there.
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- da02 9y agoAnyone know what are the job requirements/qualifications for running social-media accounts for companies like Marriott?
- lzy 9y agoFrom a Marriott job listing for Social Media Manager; 2-year degree from an accredited university in public relations, communications, marketing, journalism or a related professional area; 4 years' experience in Marketing Communications and Social Media. OR 4-year Bachelor’s degree in public relations, communications, marketing, journalism or a related professional area; 2 years’ experience in Digital Marketing Communications and Social Media.