Work

If I have to work for The Man, I have to say that I’m really glad he’s Korean. Between the

FADE IN: INT. – CONFERENCE ROOM – DAY WOMAN (30’s….kind of) sits down at LARGE CONFERENCE TABLE filled with WORK

In a twisted sort of Holly Hunter in “Broadcast News” way, I love what I do, producing Creative Digital Things,

Today a guy at work yelled out, “She’s just like her mother….really hard on the eyes!” We all just looked

(SFX: SUPER ANNOYING ALARM SOUND) WHAT?! What’s happening? Why is it so early?! W.T.F? Job. Oh, yeah. Job?! Late! Go!

Yesterday, several people at my new job walked up to me and introduced themselves. I thought maybe they mistook me

The other day a recruiter called to ask if she could send my resume to a company in Orange County.

In this tanking economy, job interviews seem to be getting longer, and longer. They used to be a half hour

Yesterday, I showed up for my hundred millionth interview for a career that I’m, apparently, no longer suited for. This

I never realized how much harder it is working for yourself. Sure, nobody cares if I take a four hour

2010 has been a roller coaster. Not so much a Magic Mountain one, as that traveling rent-a-ride my friends and

My brain hurts from all the paradoxes. There’s something about Spring and having lots of fun things to do that

So, apparently Corporate America isn’t interested in my creativity, hard-work, and ability to think outside of the box. At least

In the name of expanding my network and learning more about publishing, I asked two published writers, both women, if