RE: FLASH: Jobs

[Brack, Jeremy]

you should find tons of entry level jobs near large cities like New York.

If your nowhere near such a city, then try Monster.com to help narrow your

search to something local.  You will probably get a larger entry level

salary if you have a degree, but you dont always need it to get started.

There are also temp agencies that need people with Flash skills.  They will

send you to work at any company that needs emergency help and such.  That

will give you more professional work experience and help you land a full

time job somewhere else. 


-----Original Message-----

From: Ray Frenden [

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Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 2:35 PM

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Subject: RE: FLASH: Jobs



Along the same lines, I am trying to start out as a freelancer except I have

one further detriment; I am 19 and therefore do not have a degree. I do have

examples and am experienced but I can't seem to find a job that will settle

for less than a degree.


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 Behalf Of Erik

Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 1:18 PM

To:

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Subject: FLASH: Jobs



Hey guys! I'm working with Flash 5 and have upgraded from 4. I have

experience in building complete sites (a couple of which were for a

university) but am really take by what I can do with Flash. My question is,

how the heck can I get a start-off job in the field? I have an excellent

resume with examples bu I don't seem to get anywhere. I want to freelance

and feel I can do it. But I need the chance to prove it. I'm currently

finishing up my BA and only have one course, so time's not an issue.

Suggestions?

erik



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