Corporate Value & Career Goals

[Michele <michele -at- krautgrrl -dot- com>]

This whole ARC thing has been bugging me for awhile. Now, I realize you 
didn't say it John, but you're quoting someone. Regardless of how you 
look at the Bible or Torah; as fiction or as a map of what your life 
should be about, according to Judaic-Christian books Noah was helped. If 
there was more than one "thing" building the Arc, as the Judeo-Christian 
books describe, then we're talking about apples to apples, not apples to 
oranges. We may be talking about super-size apples to mere Braeburns. 
But there was more than one man involved in creating the Arc, and I 
don't have to quote Genesis for anyone to know what I mean. (Yes, years 
of religious education with the old testament has made me pretty savvy 
in that department.)

My subnote is that today I filled out an online application with a 
recruiter. After the obligatory "What are your best work skills?" and 
"What are your worst work skills?" came "What are your career goals."

I wrote that I had already fulfilled my career goals. I do what I love, 
I'm a writer, designer and editor. I've published books you can buy in 
Barnes & Noble in fiction and nonfiction. I make good money. I have 
"achieved" all my career goals. I know, I know, I *did* put the quotes 
around achieved. Is it so wrong to be happy with where one is 
career-wise and admit it? Am I doomed? As a sidenote to this subnote (my 
gosh it's late!) they had a typo on their website. If you want to know 
more, email me privately, I don't want to state the faux pas in a public 
forum.

Michele

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Michele E. Davis, Writer
Kraut Companies
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