My Favorite Sandwich Bags
I used Flickr to archive my Sandwich Bag Art because my kids tossed them in the lunch room trash. Not because they didn’t like them, but because they were used to me just making a quick drawing and leaving it around.I’ve written about how I came to Flickr as the place...
My Favorite Sandwich Bag Art
I use Flickr to archive my Sandwich Bag Art because my kids tossed them in the lunch room trash. Not because they didn't like them, but because they were used to me just making a quick drawing and leaving it around.I've written about how I came to Flickr as the place...
Welcome
I just want to say hello and thanks for being here. Most of what I will be doing is inspired by my sandwich bag art. Please be patient as I get my stuff in order.
Unexpected
Sometimes good things unexpectedly happen.
Something doesn’t look right
This past week, I had my first direct encounter with a scammer on LinkedIn. They tried to exploit my current job-seeking situation, posing as someone eager to “help.”
It all started shortly after I my blog post posted on LinkedIn. A person named “Linda Jones” from a recruitment company reached out. She complimented my extensive work history and asked if I could answer a quick question. I replied, “Sure.”
The “quick question” turned into two: What has been the most challenging part of your job search? And what exactly are you looking for?
The interaction started out looking legit. None of the typical scam red flags. But something didn’t look right.