“Leverage Your Intellectual Property”
Google Movie Synopsis:
Years after the collapse of civilization, the tyrannical
Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne) enslaves
apocalypse survivors inside the desert fortress the Citadel. When the warrior
Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron) leads the despot's five wives in a daring
escape, she forges an alliance with Max Rockatansky (Tom Hardy), a loner
and former captive. Fortified in the massive, armored truck the War Rig, they
try to outrun the ruthless warlord and his henchmen in a deadly high-speed
chase through the Wasteland.
Scenario:
War boy, Nux (Nicholas
Hoult) is in a final car chase trying to save Imperator Furiosa, Max and the
wives from Immortan and his army. During the chase, Rictus Erectus (Nathan
Jones) pulls the engine from his vehicle and Nux realizes he has only one thing
to do to save Capable (Riley Keough) and the others.
Selected Scene:
Cheedo the Fragile: He’s dead, he’s dead
Nux: When you’re across safe, I’ll jam the throttle and follow you
The Vulvalini: Come on, hurry, we’re nearly at the pass
Nux: Witness me!
Business Tip:
If your day-to-day work does not allow an opportunity for you to create/develop what I call "intellectual property," make time to do so. Intellectual property is something in which the outcome will result in your name being attached to something long after you have moved on from your current position (or job). These projects can be anything from a database file to a video tutorial. Whatever the project may be, it should be something you are able to attach your name to, if not publicly, definitely within the actual piece (ex., PDF document or within the video credit). Being associated with a program/project that stands the test of time is a testament to your work and can be something to highlight in future job interviews. Don't expect to have top billing or front-page type of exposure, just as long as your involvement is documented and witnessed for all that follow.
If your day-to-day work does not allow an opportunity for you to create/develop what I call "intellectual property," make time to do so. Intellectual property is something in which the outcome will result in your name being attached to something long after you have moved on from your current position (or job). These projects can be anything from a database file to a video tutorial. Whatever the project may be, it should be something you are able to attach your name to, if not publicly, definitely within the actual piece (ex., PDF document or within the video credit). Being associated with a program/project that stands the test of time is a testament to your work and can be something to highlight in future job interviews. Don't expect to have top billing or front-page type of exposure, just as long as your involvement is documented and witnessed for all that follow.
