Xelmon

Hmmm, bit a story I have. After many many attempts to land a job in the Portland (Oregon) area, on Sept 20th '13, I finally threw in the towel. I received my latest "not enough experience" e-mail from Daimler of Portland, and best I gathered somebody just didn't want me to work there. It seemed like in Portland most engineers have 10 years experience, the wife, the kids, the dog, and the house. They had absolutely no reason to move, and they would fight tooth and nail to get a starting-wage permanent position. Not to mention by that time I finished college well-over a year ago, and I had run out of options. I saw it coming, I had a feeling

Here's a pretty interesting resume, at this point I do not remember how I found it... Figures. Joseph's MLP resume Let's face it, MLP is still a subculture in an average adults view that is heavily skewed towards the "Well this guy is obviously wrong in the head to like this. He should be screwing hookers and playing golf!" So I stepped out of my MLP shoes into a Hiring Managers place to see what I would think, and read through the resume. I ended up voting "Yes!", although it's conditional. To say the least, it would completely depend on my mood. OOH, I may just simply discard it as being ridiculous, wondering what in the blue blazes t

Just something I realized... Now that it's been summer for a while, the fellow bronies that I follow will easily do 10-30 updates in a single day... That, my friends, is a very productive fan base. I am proud to be one, and this is actually inspiring me to look into creating myself. :)