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    How Not to Interview

    Advice about how to land a job seems to keep popping up. David Kadavy points us to “How Not to Interview” on YouTube. (The bird caller cracks me up!) On a similar theme, the podcast over at BADG is worth a listen where Nate Voss explains why getting a job is like dating. All I know is I am very happy to be employed and not looking for work. Come to think of it, I am glad not to be dating or hiring either.

    This entry was posted on Monday, May 8th, 2006 at 8:38 pm and is filed under Links. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

    • http://www.kadavy.net kadavy

      YO DAAAAAAAAAAWG!

      Thanks for mentioning the video.

    • http://www.unseenmagazine.com Garry Trinh

      Hi Adrian,

      My friends and I are passionate graphic designers and photographers. We are currently working on producing our own independently published photography magazine.

      Our magazine is called UNseeN. It will be a magazine devoted to personal photographic projects and the contemporary photographic lifesyle.

      We saw your Lego camera projects and thought perhaps you might like to have that project featured in our magazine. We don’t have the budget to pay our contributors but we will certainly credit you for your work and send you an issue of our magazine once we get it printed. The article would be a good little promotional piece for your work. We want to run your Lego camera project along with a short bio of you, and how the Lego camera project came about.

      Please let us know how you feel about this idea or if you have any questions regarding our publication. We look forward to hearing from you.

      Kinds regards,
      Garry Trinh.

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