Comments on: So You Want To Hire Me?

By: Mikewarino

Mikewarino — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 00:41:00 +0000

Hey this mike, what i am doing is a clothing line called crazybitchwear i have a few artist already and looking for more. if the artist is interested they would do five pieces for females and five for guys to start with , whatever pieces we decide to use on our line , after looking over each piece we will then offer the artist a 2% of each piece of clothing sold with their art on it after the 500th piece sold and signing rights to the piece over,right now at our events we are selling like crazy, we are not just doing shirts we are doing shirts,shorts,bikinis,board shorts,hats,dresses,sweats,hoodies,ect. We are looking for each artist to go with their style of art and also think of the name crazy bitch and bitch slap when you’re doing pieces and put the them together. then send them to mike@crazybitchwear.com end of May. We asking for at least 10 pieces every 2 months so we have different art coming in all the time, We have a big promotions and events going on every month, working on getting the lines in stores within one year all the big name stores like tillys,hot topic,zumies,pacific sun, also would be putting the clothing in your shop, you would need to send the pieces to this email mike@crazybitchwear.com, at least 600 m pixels resolution high quality pdf, let me know if you’re interested and we can go from there, thanks mike.
what you do is draw up 10 to 20 pieces using color pencil on white paper, when they are complete scan them to your computer on high resolution pdf at least 300 to 600 m pixels, then send them to mike@crazybitchwear.com after i receive all pieces me and my partner go through each piece of art then send you a contract to sign for each piece, now the art keep your style of art and think of the name crazy bitch and bitch slap .put the 2 together,then do your pieces. also on the paper the art is on ,put a name for each piece on it so that when you sign contract the piece name matches on the contract, we are asking each artist get pieces done by end of May. Thanks let me know how soon you can get the pieces to me, thanks crazybitchwear, mike.

By: ChangeForge | Ken Stewart

ChangeForge | Ken Stewart — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 22:38:54 +0000

I would love to, but I think it would work better if you hired me and I could wear shorts, gnosh on ideas, decide on how twitter can save the world, stub my toes, and dabble in everything. I think your post describes my perfect job, so in a word people would describe me as, “driven”. Why – well you just described every single reason and the reason I really enjoy reading your blog.

Keep up the good work, Micah.

By: ChangeForge | Ken Stewart

ChangeForge | Ken Stewart — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 14:38:54 +0000

Keep up the good work, Micah.

By: Kath

Kath — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 02:54:13 +0000

I've been a recruiter for most of my working life...sometimes for a company and twice for my own company(s).

My hands-down favorite question, one that I made up, is :

If you could be any superhero- either existing or made up- who would you be and why?

Once you tell me who that would be, I will tell you what your answer says about you. (If you are interested)

By: micah

micah — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 02:30:16 +0000

Interesting. I would answer either my dad, who has made Herculean
choices that I have never been able to do; orSuperman, given he has
ultimate power, but chooses to be good. He is also the only superhero
who's secret identity is not him. Everyone else is the opposite.

By: Kate

Kate — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 23:50:00 +0000

…or me?

By: Alma

Alma — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 23:01:51 +0000

I used to recruit, and my favorite question was: “What do you need–be it from a job or an employer?” It was always funny to gauge reactions because so few people actually think about it beyond the money stuff. A lot of people couldn't even answer. If you don't know and haven't thought about it, chances are you'll get dissatisfied with any new job eventually.

I'm lucky because my current job meets your requirements. I tend to dress up every day still…hard habit to break. I like the freedom to go beyond my written job description. What I think is key, though, is that my employers respect me…something that took me a long time to find.