As some of you know, and as some of you don’t know, I’ve been furiously looking for employment in social media. Or some kind of Web content and video production. Or, any kind of production, really. Anything where I get to sit in front of a computer and make awesome happen. That’s all I really want.
Last week I sat down with the CEO of social media management firm Banyan Branch, whose office is located over in the eclectic neighborhood of Fremont in Seattle, WA. As he was in a bit of a hurry we headed over to Fremont’s Blue Moon Burgers to grab a quick bite and chit chat about “career advice”. The stars had seemingly been aligning for this meeting – countless friends both from where I recently graduated at the UW’s MCDM as well as from mutual social contacts had been telling him about me and pointing me in Banyan’s direction. I thoroughly expected the meeting to be a hit. That’s when he proceeded to, inadvertently, make me feel really small.
Small enough that in the proceeding hours (although not his fault directly) I seriously considered committing suicide. It was the straw that broke this camel’s back.


















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