Searched: My name on Google. That top hit is the profile for my new job. Yeop, Project Manager!
Posted on November 12, 2005 @ 9:04 PM | 13 comments
Comments:
That search thing - that's awesome. I also especially would love to google my own name and find, like on your result list, a result half-way down the page describing me as a "a statuesque model"!
By 
Adrienne, at
9:42 PM, November 12, 2005
PS. I think it's kind of odd that my blogger verification word for that last one was "kuunt".
By Adrienne, at
9:43 PM, November 12, 2005
Impressive... bling!
By , at
12:30 AM, November 13, 2005
what IS your new job, exactly?
By , at
5:24 PM, November 13, 2005
Project Manager.
By , at
5:45 PM, November 13, 2005
Here's a sort-of job description:
http://www.seomoz.org/blogdetail.php?ID=537
By 
Kat, at
7:19 PM, November 13, 2005
yeah, but, like, what's the company? you giving up on journalism? who cares, computer stuff is way cooler. probably make more too.
By , at
9:42 PM, November 13, 2005
Giving up, no. Taking what's offered, yes. This job has good potential for growth and intersects really well with my skills set. It is writing based and though I wouldn't call it journalism in the traditional sense, it involves a lot of work in Internet media. (I'll be doing company blogging and PR work, etc.) You can read about us in Wired Magazine's upcoming January 06 issue. ;-)
By Kat, at
10:51 PM, November 13, 2005
(more) I wasn't heart-set on being a "trad" journalist anyway. It appeals to me in a romantic sense, but I think it might be a drag in some ways. In any case, what I did get into journalism to do is travel, and I expect I'll be getting to travel. So when I took this job, I wasn't like "oh, man, it's not Seattle Times but it's OK"; I thought it another playing field entirely, and a particularly good fit.
By Kat, at
10:54 PM, November 13, 2005
have you done any newspaper work??? would?
By , at
6:51 PM, November 14, 2005
Haven't done any. Would... I can write in news style but I prefer the more extended magazine format.
By Kat, at
7:24 PM, November 14, 2005
Project Manager... from the old software development world, they were people who bothered the developers, and otherwise didn't know their head from the arse.
Congratulations ^_^
By Chris P., at
9:38 PM, November 14, 2005
KURISU! I dunno if you'll see this, so I'd best contact you via email. You're in Kobe now? Rad! Did you and Izumi tie the knot? I miss you, but I may have the chance to meet you if we come to Tokyo in May for a conference.
By Kat, at
9:59 AM, November 18, 2005
