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January 17, 2003

File Under: Win Some, Lose Some.

So, as of today, I'm lookin' for a gig in the NYC area. Lemme know if you hear of any cool or interesting jobs. My basic background is on the about page.

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22 comments by: Mike • Andy • TheBrad • Tim Bishop • Amrita • Pog • Joe Grossberg • Anil • Tim • Adrian • adam • M.Kelley • vanderwal • Kaushik • Matt • Anil • ratnose • Dan Hartung • M • David • don r • david

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Posted January 18, 2003 04:14

Anil Gets Laid Off: Anil Gets Laid Off read more »

hebig.com

Posted January 18, 2003 06:07

Anil Dash on the hunt: It seems that Anil Dash stopped working at the VillageVoice. Sometimes, you have to forced to explore something new. I read more »

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Posted January 18, 2003 07:39

Anil Gets Laid Off: Anil Gets Laid Off read more »

Mike

Posted January 17, 2003 22:35

Crap. Well, Dineen and I might want in-house child care, but you’d have to move to DC and that’s probably not the gig you’re looking for.

Andy

Posted January 17, 2003 23:58

Sorry, Anil. Those fat cats at the Voice don’t know what they’re losing.

TheBrad

Posted January 18, 2003 01:32

Aw geez! OK, your drinks are on me tomorrow night. {{ Anil }}

Tim Bishop

Posted January 18, 2003 03:12

That sucks. They are the losers to miss out on your talent. Good luck with the hunt. Maybe a good job will find you!

Amrita

Posted January 18, 2003 05:56

Hey Anil! Nice site :)

Pog

Posted January 18, 2003 14:26

sorry hon! Chin up.

Joe Grossberg

Posted January 18, 2003 15:49

Did this blog have anything to do with it? (Not really my business; feel free not to answer if you think I’m prying.)

Anil

Posted January 18, 2003 17:54

Nope, this site (and the TV appearance, to answer some other emails) didn’t have anything to do with it. There’s no hard feelings between me and anyone at the Voice, which is one of the positive parts of the whole thing.

I will probably write up more on my time at the Voice, and some of the changes I’d advocated during my time there, on this site in the future.

Tim

Posted January 18, 2003 19:37

My sympathies, Anil. Best wishes for a speedy return to the working world.

Adrian

Posted January 19, 2003 00:23

Sorry to hear that, man. As previously mentioned, it’s their loss.

adam

Posted January 19, 2003 08:57

Good luck.

M.Kelley

Posted January 19, 2003 10:23

Good luck, Anil.

vanderwal

Posted January 19, 2003 12:39

I am very sorry to hear this news. I will tap my friends in NYC and see what they know. I will check to see if they allow white sweaters if there are any gigs open.

Kaushik

Posted January 19, 2003 15:41

That sucks. good luck and good wishes. Hopefully you’ll find something soon.

Matt

Posted January 19, 2003 17:53

Good luck finding a new job, Anil. Wow, maybe I should rethink moving to New York if someone as kick ass as you runs into job difficulties…

Anil

Posted January 19, 2003 19:08

Nah, don’t write off the best city in the world based on my career being in flux. C’mon over! :)

ratnose

Posted January 19, 2003 21:18

hey anil, saw you on lehigh valley pbs today. in the media matters capsule…interesting conversation. you looked pretty confident before the camera..

Dan Hartung

Posted January 19, 2003 23:54

It’s just the same old story — big-city communists beating on the multicultural man, once again. When will this spectre of our society be overcome?

M

Posted January 20, 2003 11:09

The about page is nice but what’s the ideal gig you’re looking for?

David

Posted January 20, 2003 18:11

Sucks! It was the purse, wasn’t it? Good luck.

don r

Posted January 21, 2003 12:51

working is for suckers!

david

Posted January 23, 2003 13:01

At least you won’t be wasting money on diamonds.

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