Originally posted by NatsiaCan you cook too?
After 4 rounds of interviews, 4 product designs, around 3 hours of driving and gut wrenching panic, I've just got home from hearing that I've secured a job as a packaging designer for Rank Shaw SA!
As part of the job I'll be expected to travel to Hong Kong every once in a while on the company's buck! YAY!
Psycho cow says: BUY MY PRODUCTS!
Love & hugs ...[text shortened]... so damn stoked right now!
*happy happy happy*
Edit: So excited I'm leaving words out.
Originally posted by NatsiaGreat another happy thread, can I come too. 😀
After 4 rounds of interviews, 4 product designs, around 3 hours of driving and gut wrenching panic, I've just got home from hearing that I've secured a job as a packaging designer for Rank Shaw SA!
As part of the job I'll be expected to travel to Hong Kong every once in a while on the company's buck! YAY!
Psycho cow says: BUY MY PRODUCTS!
Love & hugs ...[text shortened]... so damn stoked right now!
*happy happy happy*
Edit: So excited I'm leaving words out.
Originally posted by PBE6Understatement.
Congrats! What was your last job? The crappy one, from which much bitterness flows?
Officially: I was the senior in-house designer for a printing company.
Unofficially: I was running the business a 60+ married couple, who had no idea what was current in the industry, had no clue how to use their own equipment and had terrible people skills.
I would bring work home and stay up all night if needed to have my design work print ready for the next day, so that I was free to run the floor and still deal with admin, orders, clients, sales etc.
... Needless to say if I had spent another two years there the streets would have run with much blood. None of which would have been mine.
Originally posted by NatsiaHopefully you'll get the chance to kill again with your new job! 🙂
Understatement.
Officially: I was the senior in-house designer for a printing company.
Unofficially: I was running the business a 60+ married couple, who had no idea what was current in the industry, had no clue how to use their own equipment and had terrible people skills.
I would bring work home and stay up all night if needed to have my design work pr ...[text shortened]... two years there the streets would have run with much blood. None of which would have been mine.
BTW, which products should I keep my eye on for your handiwork?
Originally posted by NatsiaI've always wanted to visit Hong Kong. To get paid to go and draw stuff? Too cool!
After 4 rounds of interviews, 4 product designs, around 3 hours of driving and gut wrenching panic, I've just got home from hearing that I've secured a job as a packaging designer for Rank Shaw SA!
As part of the job I'll be expected to travel to Hong Kong every once in a while on the company's buck! YAY!
Psycho cow says: BUY MY PRODUCTS!
Love & hugs ...[text shortened]... so damn stoked right now!
*happy happy happy*
Edit: So excited I'm leaving words out.
Congrats!
Originally posted by Natsia*Smoking outside in the rain*
Thanks Rb!
Icecold: Its a little known fact that when you purchase anything which boasts being "water poof" you can be guaranteed that it will allow water to get in, ruin whatever the product was designed to keep dry, and never allow said moisture to get out.
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