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Jobs For The Zombie ApocalypseBy Drew AdamekI've been poking around the Internet for a new job lately. I'm overwhelmed by the amount of information available. There are pointers and tips available for almost any job seeker, in any position, in any geographic location. Before I am even able to apply for a job, I need to decide if I am a post-industrial worker, in the market for a new media job, or looking for a 100K career (yes, yes and yes). Sites like Yahoo, MSN and AOL compile my favorite job tip lists. We've all seen them; the ten most recession-proof jobs, the ten most in-demand careers, ten jobs for a new economy. I get them on my e-mail home page all the time, and even though I know I shouldn't, I always click through to them. I've noticed some similarities in this type of list: Looking for a job in the failed housing economy of the Southeast? Become a nurse. Looking for a post-meltdown job on Wall Street? Become a nurse. Want a high tech job in Silicon Valley? Become a nurse. These lists are helpful in their way, but I don't want to become a nurse. Plus, I am a worst-case scenario kind of guy. I am not planning for an economic collapse or another tech bubble; what really worries me is the coming Zombie Apocalypse. An advanced degree in European film studies or Social Media Marketing isn't going to do me any good when the dead rise from their graves to feed upon the living. Humanity will need people who can build things from scratch, with little or no natural resources, all while running from flesh-eating hordes. Here, then, are ten jobs for the coming Zombie Apocalypse: Continue reading "Jobs For The Zombie Apocalypse" »Posted on March 17, 2010
The Worst Jobs I've Ever HadBy Drew AdamekI've had jobs that left me scared for my life, angry at an unfair God and questioning whether humanity shouldn't just die in a nuclear holocaust. And for $4.15 an hour at thatPosted on March 16, 2010 Chicagoetry: Carl Sandburg and Marilyn MonroeBy J.J. TindallGods often die this way.Posted on March 15, 2010 United #7002 / 6476 / 481By Mike LuceThere was a rumor of "snack boxes" on #481 but they never materialized. Either that or I slept through them.Posted on March 11, 2010 Life's Little VictoriesBy Drew AdamekNot asking for alot.Posted on March 12, 2010 A List Of Reader Comments To Drew's ListsBy Drew AdamekMy father, my wife, my brother and the District of Columbia weigh in.Posted on March 10, 2010 Delta #1972By Mike LuceMy attendant didn't bat an eye when I paid for my bourbon-and-diet with a United Visa card.Posted on March 8, 2010 Why I'm Glad I Don't Live In D.C. AnymoreBy Drew AdamekFor starters, Manhattan prices for Rolling Meadows charm.Posted on March 5, 2010 Why Milwaukee RulesBy Drew AdamekBands, drunks, sausages.Posted on March 4, 2010 Goodbye, American Gothic PeopleBy Steve RhodesA mesmerizing work moves on.Posted on March 3, 2010 Cities I've Slept InBy Drew AdamekI was afraid the boss was gonna make me pay for the room!Posted on March 2, 2010 EPA's Secret Chocolate Documents Revealed!By Steve YaccinoThree years later, our FOIA request is fulfilled - except the one thing we wanted to know most.Posted on March 1, 2010 Their ChicagoBy Drew AdamekWhat other people talk about when they talk about Chicago.Posted on February 26, 2010 Southwest #1189By Mike LuceCheap red wine and non-honey roasted peanuts.Posted on February 24, 2010 Pancakes With Miss IllinoisBy The Beachwood Pancake Affairs DeskA 20-mile high stack of charity flapjacks.Posted on February 23, 2010 Things I Miss About ChicagoBy Drew AdamekBlaming the CTA and bathing at Harold Washington Library.Posted on February 22, 2010 Work Weirdos: A ListBy Drew AdamekMr. Freeze, The Storm God and Me.Posted on February 19, 2010 Shit My Dad SaysBy Drew AdamekSitcom this.Posted on February 17, 2010 Chicagoetry: St. Catherine of My CockBy J.J. TindallQueen Slut of Babylon.Posted on February 16, 2010 |
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