If you're using it either as a stepping stone to something else or a space-holder until the right job comes along, it certainly isn't a failure. Just know that you're doing it because you want to. Who gives a shit what other people think. Hell, one Simmons grad left the Globe to return to working at Simmons.
It's with the Alumni Office - a Writer/Assistant Editor job, doing the titled things for the Review magazine they have, as well as proofreading and designing various other materials - programs, invites, etc.
I just can't decide if the job was somewhere else would I be interested - as in, am I drawn to the job because it's at Simmons and I find that comforting, or am I opposed to it because it's at Simmons?
Though, I suppose there's no harm in just applying.
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duff314) wrote,
July 16 2005, 17:15:36 UTC 6 years ago
What job is it anyway?
July 16 2005, 22:06:52 UTC 6 years ago
I just can't decide if the job was somewhere else would I be interested - as in, am I drawn to the job because it's at Simmons and I find that comforting, or am I opposed to it because it's at Simmons?
Though, I suppose there's no harm in just applying.
July 16 2005, 23:13:19 UTC 6 years ago
other alums work there. it's no biggie.
July 17 2005, 19:34:52 UTC 6 years ago