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We are currently hiring! Check out our Careers page for more information: https://www.openmarket.com/company/careers/ OpenMarket helps the biggest brands in the world use mobile messaging to connect with their customers in the moments that count. When they need to be there and be responsive in real-time. When customer experience isn’t just a buzzword: it’s an obsession. We have over 200 employees across offices in Seattle (headquarters), Detroit, London, Sydney, Pune, and Guadalajara. Core Values OpenMarket strives to create a culture where employees share common goals and visions for the company. Whether you are an individual contributor or a team manager, every OpenMarket employee is guided by these fundamental core values: Value People 1. We recruit and develop individuals who contribute to our success 2. We recognize people based on their contribution and commitment 3. We create a fun and stimulating environment where people enjoy working Be Authentic 1. We foster positive working relationships by acting sincerely and honestly 2. We encourage open communication and respect each other 3. We seek to resolve conflicts by understanding different perspectives Take Ownership 1. We take pride in OpenMarket by being responsible and accountable for our actions 2. We are curious and ask questions 3. We have a bias for action with calculated risk Deliver as a Team 1. We create an inclusive environment where everyone contributes 2. We manage and adapt to change, learning quickly from our mistakes 3. We collaborate to succeed If you’d like to be part of a growing, global company, we invite you to explore our job openings and submit a resume! For more information, visit https://www.openmarket.com/company/careers/.

The predecessor of today's revolutionary Shopsmith Mark 7 (the legendary 5-tools-in-1 Shopsmith Mark V) was the world's original multi-purpose woodworking machine. Since its introduction in 1953, a series of important improvements have been made to the Mark V, including: - An upgrade from a 3/4 hp Motor to a 1-1/8 hp motor, providing added power - An upgrade from a single bearing quill to a 2-bearing quill, reducing run-out & wobble - The introduction of new, larger table systems for added workpiece support & operator convenience - Larger, easier-to-operate rip fences with built-in fixturing accommodations - A new removable safety switch & ...and many other smaller improvements for added safety & working convenience Over 600,000 Mark V's have been sold world-wide since 1953... and today, most of them are still serving their owners, just as they did when they were new. Today's Mark 7 represents the Ultimate Shopsmith Upgrade, supported by the amazing new PowerPro Headstock and including two more of the most needed woodworking tools in a single, compact package With Shopsmith's latest Mark 7 machine, you get a 10 Table Saw - 34 Lathe - 12 Disc Sander - 16-1/2 Vertical Drill Press Over/Under-Table Router Over/Under Table Shaper and Horizontal Boring Machine in an amazingly small two-foot by six-foot space. Just tuck it snugly away in a corner of the garage or basement until it's needed then pull it out to go to work. And remember too that you don't have to be an experienced woodworker to produce top-notch results with ANY version of the Shopsmith Multi-Purpose Woodworking System. Thanks to their multi-purpose design, you need only learn a single set of controls to operate all the basic functions of the Mark V or Mark 7... and switching from tool-to-tool is practically instantaneous.

Eco Market is a marketplace where you can not only buy eco friendly and natural products directly from the sellers that make them, but you can also get to know each seller and learn about the story behind each product. Since the site launched in October 2010, it has attracted thousands of sellers from across the world offering a large range of unique products ranging from Fairtrade coffee or handmade natural soap to up-cycled T-shirts. Eco Markets goal is to give sellers a platform to sell products and consumers the tools they need to demystify eco shopping.