Show notes
“That’s just part of your mask—we all have a mask...” -Josh Quittner About: Your work experience ultimately comes down to one thing—how you sell yourself. Which, is a lie (or like a half-truth). Achievements and accomplishments are important, but what about everything else? For part three of this prologue—the Story of Me—I’ve reached out to co-workers, old and new and asked them for a performance review. Leave your feedback by endorsing me on LinkedIn, seriously, be creative. Show Notes: [00:37] “Thank You” by Nujabes feat. Apani B [The Japan Times, 2015] [01:38] Flipboard [01:52] Where I bussed tables for a few weeks. [The New Yorker, 2014] [03:30] “Sound of Da Beast” by KRS-One [04:50] “Ye Ishq Ishq Hai” by Roshanlal Nagrath [11:11] Newsday [13:15] Horses are measured in hands. [Cowboyway.com] [13:40] “Goin’ Back to Indiana” by Jackson 5 [14:20] The Indianapolis Star [15:10] “Can’t Get Indiana Off My Mind” performed by Kate Smith [The New York Times, 1986] [16:55] “Deaf Protesters Fear For Future of Sign Language” [The Indianapolis Star, 2011] [17:20] “Still No signs of Missing IU Student” [The Indianapolis Star, 2011] [19:05] “Bear Mountain Picnic” by Bob Dylan [20:20] Josh Quittner (@twittner). Read his earlier work on the Internet and buying Mcdonalds.com. [20:30] “He’s my boss.” [Portlandia] [36:00] “Gold” by Hugh Masekela [37:10] Todd Lappin (@telstarlogistic) [37:20] Bernalwood
