I'd just love to have a job at a think tank. It seems like every day I'm off across the web and whatever resources I have making connections between subjects and hatching ideas that I never seem to have the time to follow. The way I figure it, why shouldn't I post those paths and ideas that I think might be put to practical use by someone else, an inventor, a researcher, a grant writer, etc.
One more thing to learn about blogging. Thanks to an article in the Guardian, I heard about Technorati and want to get my blogs claimed and into their system.
posted by ISAY @ 2:02 PM
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I'm one of those people that temp agencies, and ordinary employment interviewers, don't know what the heck to do with. I have a Ph.D. in biochemistry, which is still an interest, but I don't want to do the kind of work I did in that area ever again. Besides, I left it 15 years ago. I then worked in publishing as a production editor, and then freelance copy edited and proofread. But that was by hand, in the US (while I now live in England), and I don't yet know Quark. Then I got a degree in textile design and worked for a fashion company. None of these skills are apparently of any use in finding work in Norwich, UK, at the age of 57, so I'm working a very boring office job three days a week. Have a suggestion? Please speak up.
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