Now comes the hard part

[cataplum]

The offer letter in my hand makes it official: I'm going to be an Associate Product Marketing Manager at Google, just as soon as I find my replacement. Let me know if you or someone you know wants to be a admin for a diverse, international team in a thrilling department at the headquarters of best large workplace in the world!

Comments

[cygnoir]

Woohoo, congratulations!

[coldwarunicorn6]

Congrats!
I'm still interested in the position, but I'm still struggling with my resume.

So you need to find a replacement, eh?

[circe_pleading]

I'd at least like to fill out the application/write the essays/take the 7 league walk in 5 league boots, etc. ...

I didn't tell LJ at large, but within about 8 months I've been promoted from lowly-entry-level to first-tier supervisor of my department. (Official announcement is forthcoming, for a number of reasons.)

Re: So you need to find a replacement, eh?

[circe_pleading]

Also, a huge congratulations. I know you've worked your tail off and sold your soul (admittedly, to something cool) to achieve this. You've earned it, you deserve it, and I can't think of a better guy for the job. *high five* and a *big bear hug*

Re: So you need to find a replacement, eh?

[cataplum]

Send me your resume!

[talentedmrraber]

Congrats!

Is this really the "hard part"?

[cataplum]

Not really. The hard part is the new job itself!

[milram]

I don't know if you remember me, but I just thought I'd point out that lots and lots of the class of 08 of your alma mater still has no job. More specifically, most graduating folks at Milikan have no job. Just a few ideas...(I personally do, so I'm not interested, but a big congratulations, nevertheless! :))

[cataplum]

Believe me, I'm workin' the U of C angle. In fact, I've gotten two hired in the last year! But it never hurts to send CAPS a reminder :)

[cataplum]

Oh, and what will you be doing, and where?