Serial Job Killer

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Serial Job Killer

07/09/2010

I got my first real job when I was 14. I listed them all here. If I had known it was going to lead to an endless series of progressively difficult jobs, I would have chosen a life of leisure.

Snack bar cook
Babysitter
Personal assistant
Math tutor
Move theater usher
Sandwich artist
Receptionist
Office assistant
Resident assistant (RA)
Museum attendant
Girl Scout camp counselor
Home visitor (caseworker)
Office supply store clerk
Math tutor
Assistant to the COO
Data Coordinator
Content Editor
Associate Producer
Producer
Product Manager
Freelance Web Consultant
Business Systems Analyst
Sr. Business Systems Analyst
Product Manager
Sr. Product Manager
Freelance Web Consultant
Director of Product Management

This list was inspired by a similar post by the interesting and talented Schmutzie.

Posted at 09:00 PM in Work | Permalink | Comments (1)

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this wide range of experience is part of why you know everything i think.

Posted by: leah | 08/08/2010 at 11:26 PM

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Anyone who has ever worked with me will tell you that I am straightforward and I get things done.

I tackle big challenges that free people to making a lasting positive impact on the world. For the rest of my career, I will only do work that makes changes for the better. My expertise is in engagement: consumer engagement, employee engagement, community engagement. No matter your audience, engagement is about connecting with people and deepening your organization's relationship with them on their own terms. Engagement isn't a marketing function. When done right, it is deeply embedded into your organization's fundamental operations.

I am a thoughtful, pragmatic leader who has managed large cross-functional teams and enterprise-level projects spanning all business functions. In addition to my corporate and agency background, I have consulted with small businesses, startups, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations.