Breaking into the industry through the side door

by Allan McKay  - November 19, 2014

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(Episode updated, had a few large gaps of silence that snuck in there!)

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This episode is about how to maximize your potential of getting noticed. By thinking outside the box and creating your own opportunities. You’ve got to be in it to win it right? So take action and get out there and hustle, rather than stand still! you can go through the front door with your resume in hand and go up against a dozen other people for a position, or get ahead of the crowd by coming through the side door – by creating your own opportunities to stand out from the crowd and get noticed and favored by your target audience (your employer)!

These episodes have come out so quickly I have yet to write show notes, but I plan to do write ups on all of the past episodes. In the meantime, please do me a big favor and leave a rating on iTunes and subscribe to the podcast. This helps me know that people are watching and whether to keep producing future episodes!

Thanks guys!

Next episode interviews a great friend of mine from Weta and Digital Domain on many of his recent projects including Planet of the Apes 2 and The Hobbit 2!

 

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  1. Once again brother! Lots of vital points paired with solid advice, makes me wanna throw an event this weekend. Thanks mang!

  2. As someone who is finishing school in 2 months, and getting my Resume ready, these podcasts are great. I have teachers who have worked with you before and I hope to have that opportunity one day. thanks Allan!! Keep it up!

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