Comments on: help wanted http://www.clintharvey.net/20100310/help-wanted/ everything you never wanted to know about Clint Sat, 24 Jul 2010 07:05:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4-alpha-19719 By: Mike Templeton http://www.clintharvey.net/20100310/help-wanted/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Mike Templeton Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:12:27 +0000 http://www.clintharvey.net/?p=235#comment-15 I know exactly what you are talking about. When I graduated from Iowa State, I didn't even look for a "new" job - I just took a full-time role at the company where I had been interning. From there I followed my boss to work for another company, then made one more move before where I'm at now. Each time I said I wouldn't take another job unless it really fit me and what I wanted to do, yet I seemingly settled for one reason or the other. Though being unemployed is never a good situation or something I would wish upon someone, I think it does give you a chance to really understand yourself and what you're looking for, and to find that ideal opportunity. Here's to hoping you can find that job at a company you'll respect and enjoy working for. ;) I know exactly what you are talking about. When I graduated from Iowa State, I didn’t even look for a “new” job – I just took a full-time role at the company where I had been interning. From there I followed my boss to work for another company, then made one more move before where I’m at now. Each time I said I wouldn’t take another job unless it really fit me and what I wanted to do, yet I seemingly settled for one reason or the other.

Though being unemployed is never a good situation or something I would wish upon someone, I think it does give you a chance to really understand yourself and what you’re looking for, and to find that ideal opportunity.

Here’s to hoping you can find that job at a company you’ll respect and enjoy working for. ;)

]]> By: Mike Templeton http://www.clintharvey.net/20100310/help-wanted/comment-page-1/#comment-35 Mike Templeton Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:12:00 +0000 http://www.clintharvey.net/?p=235#comment-35 I know exactly what you are talking about. When I graduated from Iowa State, I didn't even look for a "new" job - I just took a full-time role at the company where I had been interning. From there I followed my boss to work for another company, then made one more move before where I'm at now. Each time I said I wouldn't take another job unless it really fit me and what I wanted to do, yet I seemingly settled for one reason or the other. Though being unemployed is never a good situation or something I would wish upon someone, I think it does give you a chance to really understand yourself and what you're looking for, and to find that ideal opportunity. Here's to hoping you can find that job at a company you'll respect and enjoy working for. ;) I know exactly what you are talking about. When I graduated from Iowa State, I didn’t even look for a “new” job – I just took a full-time role at the company where I had been interning. From there I followed my boss to work for another company, then made one more move before where I’m at now. Each time I said I wouldn’t take another job unless it really fit me and what I wanted to do, yet I seemingly settled for one reason or the other.

Though being unemployed is never a good situation or something I would wish upon someone, I think it does give you a chance to really understand yourself and what you’re looking for, and to find that ideal opportunity.

Here’s to hoping you can find that job at a company you’ll respect and enjoy working for. ;)

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