I’ve been traveling the past two weeks for work and noticed some small conveniences that airlines, hotels, and rental car companies have provided and a lot of opportunities they have to go the extra mile for their customers without a lot of effort.
A few months ago, I was answering dozens of Craigslist ads a day to try and find any work I could including paid surveys and research settings. In the fury of it all, I accidentally involved myself in a mail fraud scheme by responding to a spam message I mistook as a real response to one of my inquiries to a paid survey. Everything looked very convincing and authentic to the point I almost unknowingly committed a crime by trying to cash counterfeit postal money orders. Luckily, I caught on in time, called my local FBI field office, and filed a complaint to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).
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The new year is here and everything is, well, new! New job, new city, new friends, new social networks, new toys. With all of this new, I best try to use it to improve myself and maybe even help others. Here are my New Year’s resolutions for 2010:
This is more of a journal entry than a blog post, but I hope other new college grads and those about to be can take something from my experience. To summarize – I worked, I travelled, I waited, I made it. Read the rest of this entry »
