Help out a Young Audiophile


This may seem pathetic, but I don't think so. I am a young audiophile with a decent Mcintosh and B&W based system. I have been buying and upgrading my equipment all through college and doing the best I can with my measly income from dishwashing. (Bringing the term "getting your hands dirty to reality)Well I'm now 22 and about to graduate and NEED A JOB! and a SACD player hahah Just joking uhhh well maybe not! Im very active on Audiogon but not too sure if this has been done before but here is my resume! Anyone got a job for me?

Adam David Wexler
10 Andover Terrace, Glen Rock, NJ, 07452
311 South Aurora Street, Apt 1. Ithaca, NY, 14850
Home Phone: Ithaca - 607- 273-3793 New Jersey - 201- 445-1886
Email Awexler1@IC3.ithaca.edu

OBJECTIVE
I desire a position in which I can utilize my creativity and personality with my superior interpersonal skills. My unique experiences, interests and studies have given me a strong understanding of people and our society as well as the media’s around us. I strive to apply my strong work ethic to a position in the entertainment or advertising industry and have the opportunity to share what I have to offer to the industry.

WORK HISTORY
July -September 2000 Site Coordinator, M3 Marketing
Traveled with the Montruex Jazz Festival to twenty major cities promoting the sponsor Oldsmobile. I was involved in strategizing placement of displays and all other media. I was also in charge of directing the hired talent as well as promoting the sponsor myself. I also helped to organize meet and greets between the musical talent and concert patrons. This job required me to work 18 hour days for 5-7 day stretches. This job required the ability to work under stress, and time constraints. Strong creativity and problem solving was crucial as well as communication and promotional skills.

May-July 2000 Publicity Intern, Island Def Jam Records
Assistant to the president of publicity along with other publicists. Responsible for multiple tasks. Daily tasks included, making and mailing artist press kits and occasionally press kits for the president and vice president of Island Def Jam, Searching media for artist coverage and sending it to the artists via fax, mail or messenger, Filing, basic video dubbing and editing, contacting print media’s and inviting them to events and concerts and finalizing ticket reserve lists, Everyday I was also responsible for compiling any media coverage of the Universal Music group and their artists and distributing it to the office. I mainly worked on Bon Jovi, Sisqo, Def Leopard, Willie Nelson, Along with many other up and coming artists. On a rare occasion I was an extra for a Bon Jovi appearance on Late Night With David Letterman. This internship required me to work in a high stress environment, that stressed deadlines, perfection and creativity.

May-July 2000 Appointment Setter, Perfect Match
This was a part-time evening position. I was in charge of setting appointments for a dating service. Main tasks were to promote the companies services and make sales. This job stressed interpersonal and phone skills as well as strong sales and manipulative skills.

Summer 1998- Winter 2001 Salesperson, Phone Operator, Repairs, Campmor Retail
I seasonally worked at the retail store as a sales person in the survival department selling camping survival needs. I advised and taught customers on outdoor survival and gear. I was also involved in repairing equipment. I often was the phone operator for the store. This job required extreme interpersonal skills, problem solving, and customer service skills.

EDUCATION
Glen Rock High School, 1997
BA Sociology, Concentration Institutions and Organizations, Ithaca College, 2001

INTERESTS & ACTIVITIES
 Ithaca College Comedy Club
 Film writing and acting for Ithaca college Film majors
 Besides my Sociological studies I have taken extensive classes in, Photography, Art, Audio, Computers, and in the Communications Field.
 I also designed several promotional concert bills for local bands.
awexla
Hi, Adam. I know your post is probably well intended, and I may seem a bit of a curmudgeon being critical, but I think your post is really inappropriate. This forum is for audio hobbyists, and the objective is to provide help with audio questions, not with job-hunting requests. The Internet has a vast number of positions and companies listed, which is where you should be looking. I fully understand the need to find a job, but this approach is nearly as annoying as opening your home E-mail account and finding it clogged with spam. Speaking for myself, I reacted to your resume posting the same way I would spam, which I'm sure is not the response you want to get. Find another venue, please...
Hell, I am a curmudgeon, so what the heck: As an employer, I would have thrown your resume into the circular file after reading your nebulous "Objective," especially your use of the word "media's." "Media" is plural. And, on top of that, the possessive case just underscores your inability to communicate at the requisite high level demanded by the businesses in which you seek to be employed. Moral: If you post here, expect feedback--negative as well as positive.
I appreciate your negative comments and constructive criticism. I deeply apologize to anyone offended and or bothered by my positing. My intentions were not to waste anyone’s time or create turmoil. If anyone is deeply offended, email Audiogon to have the posting removed, or me kicked off (if your resentment is that strong). As most people know by now getting jobs is about having connections. I personally feel that I have a connection to the audiophile community, in some ways like a fraternity but without the drinking games and girls. I figured that people would feel the same. Does anyone? Thank you and sorry to those who are offended -Adam
Adam:
It takes guts and grit to get the right job. Good on ya for trying. I just don't know what kind of job you'd get here. Maybe cleaning all of Albertporter's gear? Good luck in your search.