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Finding the Job you've always dreamed of.

OK, I know that this is not really Web2.0, Business, Marketing or MySQL related, but I found a very inspiring story about an executive finding a job of his own dreaming.
I'm a lucky guy who has an interesting and fulfilling job, but paving the road for the career of your dreams is something that everyone should get used to, especially in this turbulent times.
His approach was a good one for tough times, so I wanted to pass it along to you. The part of the story that I like is the attitude of the hunter while trying to find a job:
"I visualized what I wanted this position to be like and wrote a list of bullet items about the job and my ideal company."I completely agree. Each of us, especially in this flat and continuously evolving world, can work to shape a position where he fits perfectly. If you mix your technical skills, leadership …

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I'm now with Kickfire

Today is my first official day with Kickfire. I've spent most of the day reading up about how the appliance works and trying to wrap my head around some of the finer details.

My starting role here is essentially as an internal consultant, which means that I'll be the one that gets the MySQL server related questions from the development team. This is going to allow me a chance to really sink my teeth further into the source code and help implement some really cool tech, which has me quite excited.

Later I will be doing some external consulting (sales, implementation, etc) that will allow me to travel a bit.

Overall, I think this position is a great fit for me and I'm really psyched.

work @ webfaction: they need an australian customer support person


What they need the most in the short term is someone who could do customer support between 3am and 11am, London time, so someone in Australia would be perfect

Do you happen to know anyone who might be interested in the job?

Ideally it would be someone who’s familiar with web technologies (web, DNS, e-mail servers), linux and maybe some web frameworks (Django, Rails,. ..).

The candidate would be doing customer support (answering tickets) but if they’re interested they could also do sysadmin work or even development work.

 

 

see the webfaction job page for more details

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