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[myperspicacity]

On Monday I interview for the position of Director of Accounting for a company. This should prove daunting. Kyle, you know we can live the executive life well

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[sluttyforcats]

i ran away when the rain came at the very end and beelined straight for a bar! haha.

i wanted to say goodbye, though, and i'm sorry that i didn't. much love, still, always.

[myperspicacity]

soon soon we'll have a naperville day.

No worries, I too was rushed (for inexpensive, good seafood eating). When you're free, let me know

[thinkin3d]

I know right, there was goodness in the air. I got to see tons of lovely faces. Just thought I'd share.

some friendly advice, make sure your all your needs are explicitly met before signing anything. i was meticulous about it and feel good. i agree with you about living the executive life well. peace brotha.

[myperspicacity]

After you found me the first time, I didn't see you again.

I'm beginning to worry slightly about this whole prospect... hopefully it all turns out well and legit. After my work with the SEC, I am skeptical of many newer ventures... I guess that is a blessing and a curse.

Meticulous how? Compensation? Benefits? Job Duties?

[thinkin3d]

Being skeptical is good. What I mean by meticulous is being thorough. Most likely you'll have to sign a nondisclosure agreement before hearing about the product, like I had to. I was in a favorable position in that my old boss was courting me into a full time job at my old place, so I had a lot of leverage when negotiating. I want you to feel that way too, because I read someone's comment about their first job always sucking, well I don't think that has to be true. Figure out what it will take for you to commit yourself, let your skills be known, and let him make you an offer. I would only want you to be a part of this if you're satisfied