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Born and raised in Port Moody, Sean Aiken at age 26 wrote One-Week Job (Penguin, 2010), which documents his experiences trying out a new job every week for an entire year--an exercise in self-marketing in the electronic age. The book was initially announced for release in 2009.
As a Generation Y business degree graduate, he decided to try a myriad of jobs in a wide range of industries to figure out what he wanted to do for a career. He kept a blog and video clips about his experiences on his website, resulting in publicity throughout North America. He one-week jobs included stints as a veterinarian's assistant, a Hollywood producer, a firefighter and an astronomer.
BOOKS:
One-Week Job (Penguin, 2010) $25 978-0-14-317051-8
[BCBW 2010]
As a Generation Y business degree graduate, he decided to try a myriad of jobs in a wide range of industries to figure out what he wanted to do for a career. He kept a blog and video clips about his experiences on his website, resulting in publicity throughout North America. He one-week jobs included stints as a veterinarian's assistant, a Hollywood producer, a firefighter and an astronomer.
BOOKS:
One-Week Job (Penguin, 2010) $25 978-0-14-317051-8
[BCBW 2010]
