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Employed lemmings, how did you get hired?
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this post was submitted on 30 Mar 2024
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I’m a production manager for events, so I design and run events and concerts.
I called up a bunch of production companies in the area, let them know I was coming to town, gave them a short list of some of the stuff I’ve done, and now I work full time as a freelancer for all the events that come through town.
Draw the fucking owl eh
Event industry kinda be like that though. It’s always looking for people, because the hours are shit, the labor is hard, and if you do your job right no one knows you did anything at all.
So yea, if you have experience in the field you can walk up in any city and say give me a job, and you get a job.