That #2009vs2019 is kind of crazy when I think about.
You see, I was part of the hilariously lucky cohort who graduated from university in 2008, meaning I started my first full-time job in September 2008.
Y'know, that same month when the financial crisis properly hit.
You see, I was part of the hilariously lucky cohort who graduated from university in 2008, meaning I started my first full-time job in September 2008.
Y'know, that same month when the financial crisis properly hit.
The company I worked at just managed to hang on for a while, but by December 2009, the time for mass redundancies had arrived. Obviously, I was among them.
So I started the decade unemployed, having spent the last year stressed out from trying to cling to a precarious position.
So I started the decade unemployed, having spent the last year stressed out from trying to cling to a precarious position.
By spring 2010, I had my first marketing job at a much better company, which it turned out I was pretty good at.
In my spare time, I watched YouTube a lot. I particularly enjoyed @DanNerdCubed. In 2013, I decided to start my own channel, just for some fun...
In my spare time, I watched YouTube a lot. I particularly enjoyed @DanNerdCubed. In 2013, I decided to start my own channel, just for some fun...
By 2016, both the marketing and the YouTube were going well - sufficiently well, I had to choose between them, as I didn't have time for both anymore.
Naturally, I chose the YouTube channel, and in the years since I've never regretted it.
SO IT'S BEEN A PRETTY GOOD DECADE.
Naturally, I chose the YouTube channel, and in the years since I've never regretted it.
SO IT'S BEEN A PRETTY GOOD DECADE.
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