Time to pop the Champagne!!!
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hi
Loves his new t-shirt
*looking at his new avatar* Nice!
Sometimes we are so focused on the treasure we are seeking, that we fail to see the one right in front of us
Is busy prepping the Christmas Production for Stone Harbour Theatre
is busy exploring
*is currently not responding to calls*
is preparing for an ice festival
is configuring his new gun cane to fire non-lethal ammunition
is enjoying the holiday season
is enjoying the holiday season -
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- No one is chatting at the moment.
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Chase:
Event shots are small fry though. This kid is like a big fish in a small pond (not that he's cocky). But when he comes work for me, he'll be among 10 others who sometime work 12-hour shoots and stay up until 5 AM editing shots for clients. -
Eugene:
My gut instinct so far is saying to take Kid on. The status quo may be comfortable, but I think it would ultimately do more harm than good. -
Eugene:
I'd say have Friend talk to the kid first, so he understands kid's ambitions, than you two have your courtesy call.
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Chase:
I know this friend's going to be disappointed I didn't tell him the minute I saw this kid come interview. That said, though, maybe it's a decent test of 'friendship'.
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Chase:
Would probably be a lot easier if the window of his condo doesn't point directly to the window of my apartment...
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Eugene:
Yes, it's always disappointing to lose talent, but I don't think it's grounds for ending a friendship.
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Eugene:
What I was getting at was if I begrudged every team lead who poached talent from me, I would have lost friends quick.
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Eugene:
Either way, when you give Friend the courtesy call, recommend he talk to Kid to understand Kid's ambitions.
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Eugene:
They didn't specify they were looking for a head broadcast engineer, whereas I was approaching it like a junior position.
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Eugene:
However, he did give me a few referrals. Even said at one point "You definitely talk the talk"