Sauce Off
I started this group for a lot of different reasons, but mostly because I wanted to offer my views on Post Grad life. And after a few days of writing, I realized that there are plenty more voices to be heard, and thus "Sauce Off" was born.
This group supports the efforts of Sauce Off in educating current and future students on life after graduation. If you are worried, excited, or even confused, Sauce Off is here to answer your questions - and remind you that you are not alone.
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Sauce Off contributor, Nicole Hosette, lists a few sites for post grads to continue thier job hunt in her latest article.
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Katherine Shay Talks PROCRASTINATION
Miss. Stefie GETS A JOB
And Nicole Hosette GETS AN INTERVIEW, AND LOSES IT
Read the latest from Sauce OFF
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After we hung up, my boyfriend asked me who had called. I felt stupid for starting to cry while answering him, but I couldn’t stop myself. It had been such a high getting that first call and it was heartbreaking to get the second.Read Nicole Hosette’s The Ups and Downs of Finding a Job
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You know you officially have no social life when you call your Mom worried to ask when she’s coming home because it’s past 12 and you find this super unacceptable.
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To empathize with my last work environment I would ask you to close your eyes. Imagine yourself sitting in a
small apartment at a tiny table in front of a malfunctioning laptop, with deadlines on the horizon. You’re body is dead from the day’s manual labor and tomorrow promises more of the same. Dinner still isn’t made. And to top off all these calming factors, dump in ten children running, screaming, asking questions, and breaking shit. The perfect recipe for getting work done.Now, was I actually working with young children? No, but some days I was hard pressed to see the difference between my 18-24 year olds and a kindergarten class. The questions ‘What time is lunch?’ and ‘What should I do if I forgot my pants?’ were not uncommon. The most valuable skill I attained last year was the zen-like ability to quiet everything outside and empty a spot in my mind to focus. A good pair of head phones and the occasional eye-twitching glare at passersby helped immensely.
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After moving from Iowa to Massachusetts one month ago, Nicole Hosette is finally getting the hang of the Boston world and settling into her post-grad life. How did she do it?
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Move out of your comfort zone. You can only grow if you are willing to feel awkward and uncomfortable when you try something new. Brian Tracy
I’m back in Flagstaff =( and ready to knock out these last two semesters of undergrad. I plan on making my last year my best year. It is time for me to… -
Katherine Shaye considers altering her writing tactics after reading Are Books Dead, and Can Authors Survive?. Do you agree?
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Photo reblogged from Amber L Funnyblogz
I just read this aloud to myself because I am an angsty preteen, and I thought to myself, “I should probably run away, because that would probably be easier than finding a job in today’s shithole economy.”
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