Girl who quit job in YouTube video offered new position | Inquirer Technology

Girl who quit job in YouTube video offered new position

/ 01:39 AM October 06, 2013

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KANSAS CITY, Missouri—A University of Missouri graduate who used a dance video to quit her job with a Taiwanese company has gotten an offer to work on the website of a daytime talk show.

Marina Shifrin of suburban Chicago became an Internet sensation after her choreographed performance to Kanye West’s “Gone” was posted on YouTube.

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She was a guest Thursday on Queen Latifah’s talk show on the Fox Network. The host asked Shifrin if she wanted to work as a digital content producer on Latifah’s website.

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At first Shifrin thought Latifah was joking, but the host insisted she was serious. Latifah said a short interview would happen backstage.

The show ended without disclosing whether Shifrin had taken the position.

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TOPICS: Dance, Kanye West, Marina Shifrin, Resignation, Social Media, Taiwan, Video, Youtube
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