1. Describe the best job you ever had and why was it good? (If it was awful, tell us about that instead.) I had my best job between 1996 and 2002. It was great because that advertising agency was run by a great man. It was a real privilege to know and work for him. He demanded good work from us and I was inspired to do my best because of his example. He was a man of integrity and compassion who put The Golden Rule into practice. He died almost a year ago, and this is what I wrote when I heard the news.
2. How did you learn to do your job? I'm a writer, and words have always come easily to me. But I've also been lucky to have some very good teachers. One boss, Ed, taught me that writers have to be concerned with formats and layouts, too, and work closely with our art directors if we are to get the message across. Another boss, Barb, taught me how to balance art and commerce. I'm not paid to serve my muse; I'm supposed to serve my client.
3. You are now in charge of your town's public relations committee ... Tell us why we need to move to your town. We work hard making everyone feel included and welcome. The following sign appears all over town (though not all lawns look this good).
4. It's lunch time! Build your perfect sandwich for us ... What's in it and on it and what's in our cups? How about ham on wheat? With mayo, lettuce and pickle slices or relish. Potato chips on the side. I'll have ice water or a Coke with my sandwich.
It sounds like you have been blessed to work with amazing people in your career! That is great.
ReplyDeleteYour sandwich wounds very good! Loved your answers! Have a nice Tuesday!
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So many don't like a boss they've had. What a great thing it is to really have liked yours. I love the sign.. and yes, I sooo agree with women's rights are human rights and doesn't that just put it in proper perspective!Heard so many men say that women want to be men.. but NO, we just want to be human with the same respect for all.
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