Life under the microscope
When I started this campaign, I assumed that some people will share the blog post or the tweets, Facebook posts etc. I was right, but, unfortunately, not as many as I expected.
Please continue to share this link on any social network (or through emails): #HelpGreg get a job. We need all the help we can get. Continue reading “Provisional results of the #HelpGreg effort to get him a job – Day 1”
Dear … Me,
I “love” what you are doing with your life.
You`ve studied for about 20 years, out of which 8 years were in higher education.
You are continuously trying to learn new things ranging from ERP, TrackWise, GAMS, Photoshop and STATA to foreign languages and M&E frameworks. Continue reading “Letter to myself”
I’ve written about Greg for more than a year now, about his education and experience, his advices to young people, but, mostly, about his struggles to find a new job.
He has been unemployed for almost a year and a half, even if he has a great resume and a lot of friends which could help him, but…
After weeks of debates, I have decided to ask you, my Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn friends and blog readers, for your help in getting Greg a job...or, at least, job interviews. So, if you know someone that might be interested in Greg, let me know.
Now, let’s go through Greg‘s resume. Continue reading “Let`s #HelpGreg get a job”
I do not usually post really personal stuff here, but now I am proud to announce that my boy was born.
His name is Tudor and, of course, he’s the most beautiful, intelligent (.etc) baby in the world.
Here in the photo, he`s wearing a suit knitted by his grandma.
P.S.: This is the only photo of Tudor that you will see on this blog.
Despite what everyone is saying, that I shouldn`t give free advice/help anymore and that I should try to sell myself better, I decided to offer my help to anyone in need for FREE.
My inspiration comes from reading (partially until now) the book of Reid Hoffman (LinkedIn co-founder) called “The Start-up of You“. By reading this, I came to the conclusion that what has defined me over the years wasn`t my knowledge of a field or another, wasn`t my degrees or different skills, but, in fact, it was my interaction with people. I have always loved to help everyone, never saying “no” to a friend needing help or asking a question. Continue reading “How can I help you today?”
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