While job hunting at work, I came across a posting for an interesting position as an account manager for a web-based business emphasizing that qualified applicants should have a blog in addition to many other professional requirements.
Well shiiiitttt.....
I continued to ponder the pros and cons of obtaining and maintaining a blog so that people could easily access my ... what would they access? What could I possibly have to say that hasn't already been said on Huffington Post?
Then I spoke to my friend Laura, who was recently offered at a position at a company I love and she said of all people I should have a blog.
You know what? YOU'RE RIGHT!
I AM well equipped to write and update a blog full of useful information using my critical thinking skills that I honed at one of the top 100 best public universities in the world - that's right, THE WORLD. After writing about the effects of xenophobia in unified Germany on the transplanted Turkish population, a counter-factual retelling of the Battle of Pharsalus, and the effects of political rhetoric on the American perception of welfare this should be a piece of cake!
After literally hours of scouring the internet and finding obscure, but useful, facts about the world around us I would like to present a daily intellectual morsel on one of five themes for each day of the week: Money Mondays, Trending Tuesdays, Wake-Up Wednesdays, Throwback Thursdays, and Sci(ence)Fri(day). I'm really excited about this as I will have my assistants, Dopher Grace and Jameson Rocker, helping me in my discovery of new internet goodness.
Enjoy!
Looking forward to SciFri tomorrow!! :-) Congrats and welcome to crumbling world of internet bandwidth!
ReplyDeleteI want to hear about the effects of xenophobia in unified Germany on the transplanted Turkish population. Having lived in the pre-unified Germany (what is that anway), I'm just curious.
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