Sentences with phrase «corporate gig»

Enjoy performing throughout the southeast mostly, but have traveled as far as Hawaii, Bermuda, NYC, San Fran etc for corporate gigs.
With his heavyset build, Simonischek becomes a friendly giant to the unwitting Ines, who endures her icy corporate gig as if she has no other option.
Many plan to create something of their own, choosing entrepreneurship over lucrative corporate gigs.
But there is no such corporate gig on the cards for former Treasury man Gray, who is said to be shortly taking on a new role in Whitehall.
One of the challenges you may face as a yoga teacher is working a private corporate gig and having people with different levels of experience attend...
Probably more true for litigators that jump into public sector, since from the folks I've talked to, it seems like in - house corporate gigs still pay well.
After college, Yip and Smith both landed impressive corporate gigs and became roommates.
A young person with student loan debt, or who doesn't have the safety net of parental support to fall back on, isn't likely to choose a freelance «might make $ 30K / year & # lifestyle over a $ 60K / year corporate gig.
Todd Justice has become popular as an entertainer for corporate gigs.
But while the corporate gig gave him prestige, stability, and a hefty paycheck, he couldn't shake the idealistic urge.
Sure, there are ways to supplement this, such as keeping your corporate gig while you're in the early startup or pre-revenue phase, but at some point you're going to have to take a leap off the income cliff and work for free.
For example, last year, Patagonia, the $ 575 million outdoor apparel and gear maker based in Ventura, California, released Defined by the Line, an eight - minute documentary about climber Josh Ewing, who left his corporate gig to protect public lands in southeastern Utah.
There are also a lot of things you need to know first before you leave your cushy government job or corporate gig and jump in head first.
But while our communities and churches certainly benefit from photographers, artists, writers, musicians, artisans, chefs, carpenters, fire - fighters, hard - laborers, entrepreneurs and small - business owners, those who have found themselves in a corporate gig have just as much to contribute to both the Church and the Kingdom as any other talented individual.
Spiritual apathy from being burned by our last church community can lead to disenchantment with the institutional vibe of a corporate gig.
In July, MTA head Jay Walder, another of the otherwise hapless governor Paterson's surprisingly well - regarded appointments, announced that he was leaving his $ 350,000 - a year job as head of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority for a corporate gig overseeing Hong Kong's well - financed transit system.
Before I knew it, I had only $ 300 in the bank, and my options were either to get another corporate gig or to take a chance on something I loved.
In this episode of the Reputation Revolution podcast, Joanna touches on how she made the jump from her corporate gig to today, where she very much lives a «creative life» enabling her to take advantage of the opportunities that come her way as a result not only publishing her own books, but also relentless blogging, podcasting and participation on social networks.
Dressing inappropriately Regardless of whether you're applying for a corporate gig or a job flipping burgers at your local fast food joint, you want to dress for the occasion.
After doing the corporate gig for a while, I realized I was ready to be my own boss and follow my passions in life.
The new development house was opened by Jim Vessella, Simon Armstrong and Kyle Van Meurs, who «left their corporate gigs behind for a chance at game development on their own», according to the studio's site.
But then, there are a few who decided against the comfortable paycheck of a corporate gig and opted to work at a startup.
We're also seeing a lot of movement among early retirees who have left their corporate gigs and are coming to the area to open art boutiques and wineries.
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