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How to Change Careers: Manage a Smooth Career Transition

on October 01, 2010

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The app does a fine job of rolling up annoying newsletter and marketing email fanatics. It was my favorite "productivity" app for a quick minute, but they never seem to evolve the features, and really, how many email lists can you decide to delete each day?
The real clincher was their lackadaisical approach to turning over our emails to Uber. That shows a lack of judgement that will forever haunt this service.
Free service? Sure. We expect you to "monetize" us - to point.
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I am a producer. By trade and temperament. I am also a bit OCD, a Virgo, and can focus for long periods of time. A skill inventory test at 25 revealed I would make a good architect, model maker and army officer. I can only take that to mean that my propensity for visual expression (photography, directing of 24 frames per second, art history, painting and sculpture), a reliable understanding of spatial relations and consistent attention to detail have morphed into my role as an Executive Producer in the realm of unscripted verite. https://imuapress.com/2017/10/05/with-your-wild-furies/image-20/

To that end, I pursued a career in this field because I felt, at the time, that documentary filmmaking would satiate a voracious curiosity. I wouldn't have to commit to just one academic discipline to become submersed in, no, I could cover the waterfront, making films on everything I found interesting, everything not talked about.
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