Eat
My Shorts
This
site is put together by retail workers who like to bitch about
their jobs. Some of you might not relate to this site if you
have never worked retail, but if you have, this site hits home.
In the past I’ve hawked super hip clothes and CDs at the
mall and car stereos at a "cool" car electronics store.
I have since then vowed to never whore myself out to convince
unsuspecting customers that they need the shit that I am selling.
Today, I choose to whore myself in other ways.
Bosses
Suck
This
site explains the rules of corporate life, and probably illuminates
a thing or two about non-corporate life as well. Some of it
is funny, some of it might hit home, and some of it is just
plain stupid. But if you have actually been reading this column,
as well as Anvil, then you have the time and intellect to enjoy
this site.
Career
Change
Ok,
I know what you’ll think when you follow this link: "this
site isn’t funny." Yes, I am actually putting a site
in this column that is serious, and might help some of y’all
out there who are looking for a career change, either by your
own will or one imposed on you.
Career
Change?
This
site is pretty much just text, but in my opinion, it has the
most comprehensive information on how to successfully transition
from an Account Executive at a PR agency to the best damn stripper
in town. I just wish I would have had access to this site before
I fell out of my prime. It would have prevented me from making
the mistakes of my past.
Hard
On Humor
I
am not sure I want to find my job at BlueBall.com. That is just
one job I would prefer to avoid. That is about all I have to
say about this site. Maybe they should look into a name change
and re-brand themselves. I can just imagine their slogan now
"Can’t get sex? Then try getting a job!"
Aspirations
I
want to work my way up to middle management, and when I do I
plan on joining this association. I know, I set lofty goals,
but I am positive I can achieve it. This group is one way that
I can achieve middle management. They are there watching my
back, with tips and information to guide me in the right decisions
that face a middle manager. Check out the site and be prepared
to step out of the mailroom.
