I Am Looking for a Job!

careers_parker-brothers_board-game_1950s“Careers” by Parker Brothers, 1950s

by Paula Bosse

Hello everybody!

I am looking for a job, and since I have this blog as a platform which attracts like-minded people, I will just post this here, hoping it’s not too obnoxious.

It would be wonderful if I could find something in the world of Dallas history – especially in the area of writing and/or researching – but I know those jobs are somewhat limited.

I started this Flashback Dallas blog in Feb. 2014 – I’m 6 months away from my 10th anniversary! Unbelievably, I’ve written more than 1,300 posts. I know that many of you have been reading for several years (thank you!), and I hope you’ve been able to get a feel for my personality through my writing and can tell that I possess many traits a Boy Scout would be proud to have.

If you know of a job opportunity requiring someone who is intelligent, diligent, responsible, courteous, amusing, and detail-oriented – and who can write/edit/proofread/research – please think of me.

If you are looking to hire someone like me – or if you know of someone who is – please let me know! If you would like me to send you a resume, please contact me at FlashbackDallas214@gmail.com.

I had a LinkedIn page years ago, but I never reaped any benefits from it, so I closed it. I’ve started another one, but there’s a lot to navigate, and I’m not sure it’s worth it. But if you want to check out what I’ve managed to get up there, check me out here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-bosse-214-dallas/.

(I’ve had mixed results getting that direct link to work for people who don’t have LinkedIn accounts. You may land on a page that looks like you have to enter a username and password — try clicking the “X” in the top corner and see if that works to bypass entering anything. If the link above doesn’t work, try putting “paula bosse” and “linkedin” in Google, and you should be able to see my public page.)

Thank you for reading. Any leads would be welcome.

–Paula

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Sources & Notes

Image of the “Careers” board game is from Etsy. I kind of want to play this game. One of the occupations is Uranium Prospecting in Peru. I’m down for that.

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