employment

[terry michaels]

Message text written by INTERNET:CHoaglin at aol.com
>So, such is the market world. My advice: Get your piece of the pie anyway

you can, be willing to *elaborate* a bit (just be sure to know your
limits),

and do anything you can to get a piece of the pie. The work enviroment IMHO

is extremely hostile. If you treat it like life or death, you will
generally

do alright, because it *is* life and death, but on a very subtle scale. >><

Hi Chris:

Another option is to start your own business, preferably technology based. 
Since you're the boss, having a degree is irrelevant.  For me it took two
tries, the first business I ran for a number of years, ultimately had no
future, and I closed it.  The second business I started has done real well,
I can sell out anytime and never have to work again.  Now, I have the means
to pursue what really matters:  composing, recording, and designing and
building synthesizers.

Terry Michaels