I can now add freelancer to my resume.
Today I connected with a PR agency friend who I have known for the last five years. Awesome guy who I would love to work with full-time, but that won’t happen unless I move back to the Northeast or I convince him to open an office in Dallas.
I’ll be helping him out with some freelance PR work for a little while. I am excited to dip my feet into something different while I continue my search for a full-time job.
My dad said it right, “It’s good to have a boost of confidence and a little work to keep your spirits up until something great comes your way.” Thanks, Dad.
America's Most Stressful Jobs - #8 Public Relations Officer
“Public relations specialists make speeches and give presentations, often in front of large crowds. Because it is a highly competitive field, specialists must work quickly and creatively to meet deadlines. In addition, some PR officers are required to interact with potentially hostile members of the media,” says CareerCast.com.
I don’t give speeches often, but the rest of that description sums up my job pretty well.
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My office holiday party is Thursday. After last years after hours bar hopping and my incident with Chik-Fil-A in the morning, I am interested to see how this year goes.
