He asked where I worked, as he was looking for a job. He went on to explain that he recently graduated with a marketing degree from the US. He was having a difficult time finding work. I could tell he was frustrated and it appeared he had a long day of asking others this question either on the street or in formal meetings. I gave him the name of one company to call and told him that his fluent English will help him greatly to find a job. He said thanks and we parted ways.
I really admired his fearlessness to ask a stranger on the street especially a someone that really doesn't look Hungarian (at least I don't think I do). I have to say that if I was hiring for a fundraiser, I would seriously consider him. His fearlessness to ask is unique in any culture!"
- Steven
2 comments:
Hey Steven and Diane,
For starters, whats up with the Paprika??? Are you using it on a regular basis? Hum... I think not! Haha.
So how is the economy in Budapest? Hopefully it is better than here but, it took our country a long time to get in this mess and it will take a while before things get better. At least we have a leader that is moving fast to make positive changes.
Marlene,
We use paprika in everything and lots of it. For example here is a recipe that we like: http://www.recipezaar.com/Mushroom-Paprikas-or-Paprikas-Gomba-220754
Economy is really bad right now. We are like the Detroit of Europe. Political leadership here is comically focused on everything except making sound decisions.
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