katsuzak is working on the organization goal!
...i think i finally may have this down, after 10 plus years in the workforce.
How I did it:
Lessons & tips: I am still refining the process of How to Get the Job you Love now that I am doing workshops etc. to teach people how to do what they love to do.
katsuzak is working on the organization goal!
...i think i finally may have this down, after 10 plus years in the workforce.
I overhauled my resume today. Now I will feel much more confident in sending it to potential employers!
Sarah is in love with Bob!
I finally, FINALLY got the job I was after, and it was absolutely worth all the time, effort, energy, and heartbreak I went through along the way! I never knew ANYBODY could love their work as much as I love mine right now! It’s in the right industry, the hours are great, the pay is decent, and it’s close to home. It’s all sunshine, lollipops, and rainbows from here on out! I hope I have this job for years to come!
I have finally got a new job, starting on the 22nd Sept doing exactly what it is I have been hoping/working to do….
Laura is drinking juice.
Got a call from my mother (who lives a block over practically) that there was a position in the paper for a graphic artist/photographer’s assistant.
Now…let me explain this.
I was a theatre major in college (production design), and I minored in both graphic design and fine arts. I love this stuff.
Graphic Artist vs. Graphic Designer
Graphic artist is a person who would be more involved with the details of the project of a graphic designer. Example: the graphic artist might draw a picture, then use it in an advertisement; while the graphic designer would just take a picture, or find one and pair it with text and format it for an ad. The graphic artist is a step further into what I love. The various graphic drawings, renders, and most photos (even of me) you might see in my photos are all done by me. It is a passion.
Photographer’s Assistant
Could be anything from light monitoring in a studio, to carting heavy equipment around, to photograph touch up. Fixing old photos for family trees, getting rid of acne for a senior picture. You’ve got the idea. Love love love.
The hours are top notch for my sleeping habits too.
The studio is not open until tomorrow, so I will call then and hopefully set up an appointment to meet with the owner.
;)
I hate work .. who doesn’t though? I guess the answer would be people who love what they do and I would love to be one of them.
42moretogo is moving my sister into her new college apartment
You know the song that goes, “If you can’t find the one you love, honey, love the one your with”.
Well while you can you should apply that to your current job. I don’t “love” my job, but I do “like” it, it’s tolerable. The only thing I dislike is a few certain people that want to make things more of a pain than they have to be. These are the lazy ones who end up passing their work off on you and complaining about doing the little that they do. This happens in just about every job, so unless your the “boss”. There’s no escaping that routine.
I’ll take a job I don’t love just to be doing something in the meantime and to get contacts while I sort wout what I want to do.
JessaLee is catching up
Well, I guess I can say I have a “good job” and I love the perks (pay, benefits, location, status) but I can not honestly say I love the work that I do. So yes, I love my job but not the work, hmmm. This is a dream job for anyone right out of school, but it is not my dream job- in order to get the job I wish I had, they want 3 years experience in the same field- so I am some what stuck with this “good job” for 3ish years then hopefully I can land a job I love not only for the perks, but for the work. ugg.
ANewMe is contemplating the future
HE Higher Education working in student support or career guidance dept.
Alternative Jobs
*Homemaker
*Beauty Therapist
*Singer
*Learning Mentor
*Wedding Planner