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The Creative Career
August 2008
The Archives
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08.25.08An Interview With Young Entrepreneur Jun Loayza
podcast (0)[display_podcast] Jun Loayza graduated from UCLA in 2007 with a degree in Economics. After working for an international consulting firm out of college, he decided he needed a greater challenge—which led him to team up with some college friends to start the company Future Delivery. The company builds fun and productive technology for students and young professionals and recently launching their first project, FD Career. This wasn’t Jun’s first taste of entrepreneurship. He and his friends also started a consulting company back in college. Jun recommends that the best time to start a company is as an undergraduate, not only because there ...
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08.12.08An Interview With Digital Creative Director Chris Gee
podcast (0)[display_podcast] Chris Gee, Burson-Marsteller's Digital Creative Director, discusses the evolving role of the digital creative team. Recommended Books Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking, by Malcolm Gladwell The World is Flat, by Thomas L. Friedman SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "An Interview With Digital Creative Director Chris Gee", url: "http://TheCreativeCareer.com/2008/08/12/an-interview-with-digital-creative-director-chris-gee/" });
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08.11.08What is it Like to Live and Work in Chicago?
blog (0)Brazen Careerist , the twenty-something blogger network that I'm a part of, has been featuring articles on various cities from the perspective of young people who live there. I recently wrote an article on what it's like to live and work in Chicago—and why Chicago is more manageable than many other large cities. Read the article: My City, ChicagoSHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "What is it Like to Live and Work in Chicago?", url: "http://TheCreativeCareer.com/2008/08/11/what-is-it-like-to-live-and-work-in-chicago/" });
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08.03.08Is Technology Erroding Our Savings?
blog (1)How many of your current bills go toward technology that didn't exist ten or 15 years ago? Taking a look at my personal budget, 7.5% of my total monthly spending goes toward basic cable, internet and cell phone bills—all of which have only recently become staples in our lives. If that doesn't mean much to you, consider this fact—if I were to take the money that I spend each month on these "new" technology bills and start putting it into my savings account at just 3% interest, I would total over $41,000 in additional savings after 30 years. And ...
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