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"Chelsea P. Gladden is the Director of Marketing &amp; PR for FlexJobs, an award-winning service that helps job-seekers find professional opportunities that also offer work flexibility, such as telecommuting, freelance, part-time or alternative schedules. To learn more about Chelsea, visit FlexJobs.com or tweet her @FlexJobsChelsea\nThings you never hear in life: \"No, I don\u2019t want a raise,\" \"I wish I had less vacation time\" and \"Job searching is fun.\" In fact, the latter can take a toll on your self esteem at a time when you need all the confidence you can get. If you happen to be looking for a job right now (or want to keep this in mind for the future), here are five job-related movies that will offer you up some laughs, as your hunt for the perfect career continues. 1. Office Space: Mike Judge\u2019s cult classic has more quotable lines than I can count. Starring Jennifer Aniston and Ron Livingston, it\u2019s actually Gary Cole who stole the show for me as the boss with his line, \u201CI\u2019m going to have to ask you to come in on Saturday.\u201D  And then there\u2019s the gangster-style takedown of the copy machine \u2014 a priceless reminder that there are upsides to not being in the office every day. 2. 9 to 5: Talk about a nightmare boss! There's only so much Dolly Parton, Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda\u2019s characters could take before finally kidnapping their sexist manager. The hilarity that ensues landed this gem at 74 on the American Film Institute's \"100 Funniest Movies.\" 3. Working Girl: After Sigourney Weaver\u2019s character steals her secretary\u2019s (played by Melanie Griffith) idea \u2014 pretending it's her own \u2014 the working girl exacts revenge in the most clever of ways: pretending she is the boss. Cheering for the underdog seeking justice at work has never been so fun. 4. Clerks: If you feel defeated sending out yet another resume, just watch this film and know that your competition might not be as fierce as you fear. Kevin Smith's shopkeepers, who spend their day annoying customers and slacking off, are bound to cheer you up with their ridiculously funny antics. 5. Jerry Maguire: Watching Tom Cruise\u2019s sports-agent character throw it all away, and hustle to start his own venture, is motivating and will likely get you fired up, too. Showing how hard it can be to branch out on your own, and the toll that can take on your self-confidence, this movie demonstrates that if you really believe in your goals and keep plugging away, great things can happen. Not to mention, there are some great one-liners in there! Remember, everyone hates trying to find a job, but these workplace films will help you keep your sense of humor through it all. As Jerry Maguire said, \u201CHelp me help you\u201D by adding some of these to your movie queue.\nSocial Media Job Listings\nEvery week we post a list of social media and web job opportunities. While we publish a huge range of job listings, we've selected some of the top social media job opportunities from the past two weeks to get you started. Happy hunting!\n\nDigital Marketing Specialist at Technicolor (CineStyle) in Burbank, Calif.\nSVP, Digital at Zeno Group in Chicago\nDIrector of Marketing at Refinery29 in New York, NY\n\n\n\nImage courtesty of Flickr, ginnerobot"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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