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What would a movie about your life be called?

Unsupervised Childhood

Posted @ 08:56AM, October 20, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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What do you do for fun?

Walk in the woods with my wife and son. Read, possibly too much. Cook. Race sailboats.

Posted @ 01:26PM, September 05, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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What's the toughest problem you've had to solve?

Still trying to figure out how to capture mindshare with busy HR professionals who are bombarded from a variety of angles every day.

Posted @ 01:24PM, September 05, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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What are the three things that provide you satisfaction in your work?

Meaningful products that can change lives. Freedom to take risks. Genuinely supportive coworkers.

Posted @ 02:23PM, September 05, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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What are your favorite web sites?

My family blog. RSS feeds from a variety of news outlets.

Posted @ 01:22PM, September 05, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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What blogs do you visit regularly?

boingboing | metafilter | robotwisdom

Posted @ 02:21PM, September 05, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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What do you want to do when you grow up?

Master one thing.

Posted @ 02:21PM, September 05, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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What are the most challenging aspects of your job?

The industry landscape changes fast, so the best strategy needs to have elasticity built in. We're also growing fast, so keeping track of who's who in the zoo takes some effort.

Posted @ 02:20PM, September 05, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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What are the most rewarding aspects of your job?

The better we do, the greater the net positive effect we can have on the lives of people seeking the perfect career match.

Posted @ 01:18PM, September 05, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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What was your best interview experience like?

At Jobster it was obvious from the get go that the company was fundamentally interested in a good fit, and the interview process reflected as much. We had a real and meaningful dialogue about the company, me, and how we could benefit from one another. So far so good.

Posted @ 02:16PM, September 05, 2006 by Matt Haugh | Permalink
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