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The job hunt process provides zero opportunity for job seekers to provide any kind of nuanced detail about their skills and value. Is this the place? Maybe!This is me:"How can this be better?" is the most exciting question there is. My dream job is just getting paid to find things that could be better and improving them. If a process is a functional C+, you better believe I'm the one making it an A.Second best job title would be "learner and sharer." I'm just curious. My favorite interview question to ask applicants are "if you spent 30 minutes going down a rabbit hole on Youtube, what would you be watching?" My 3 latest rabbit holes: cave diving, herpetology, custom bike painting.Parc is my one man company that sells a gear bag for cyclists. I scratched my own itch and designed, crowdfunded (Kickstarter, 317% to goal!) and manufactured The Bag. I sell it at RideParc.com and do all my own marketing (Meta, email, SEO) and store design.I've written my own job description twice, after starting in the role. I'm a magnet for the grey area work that lacks an owner. People pleaser, yes, but I also like the variety of work I end up with and I pride myself on a few things that really have nothing to do with any particular job: my writing, communication, professionalism and ability to learn and teach a topic quickly. All are underrated by hiring companies still.I screenshot and copy ads from big retail brands. My phone is full of ads and emails I liked. If you wanna be the best, find out what the best are doing and start by doing that.My nickname at my previous company was Old Sam. Partially because I was the Sam with the most years at the company, but also as a reference to my old soul demeanor - calm, even keel, level headed.Wanna chat for hours? Talk to me about cycling, distance running, or the parenting experience.

Listed skills include Team Management, Management, Online Advertising, Advertising, and 11 others.