John Flanagan may not have won the Rock Showcase at Belmont University last year, but he won a lot of hearts that night.
Let him have yours! http://www.myspace.com/johnflanagan
Don’t miss his album, Pretty Lies, which releases on iTunes/Amazon Tomorrow!!!And Happy Valentine’s Day!
Sometimes I think @badowski is crazy or loves playing games with me. I do like this picture.
johnflanagan asked: I'm moving up to New York at the end of November. What part of town do you live in? How did you find a job there?
Hey John,
Good to hear from you. Congrats again on the Foxwoods song. That must have been pretty exciting.
To answer your question, I actually live in Queens, more specifically Astoria. It’s about a 20 minutes train ride into the Manhattan. What I like about it is that you can find a lot more space for your money than living in Manhattan. Plus, Astoria is becoming a hot-spot for young professionals and has a really good nightlife.
With all that said, I’m actually looking to move so I can be closer to my job which is a good distance from Midtown. Do you have places in mind where you want to live? People you’ve looking to live with?
In terms of how I got my job, I was networking with someone at Grey and they recommend me for a position in the account management department. A month later, I was packing up my apartment in Philly and moved to NYC. I do know that it’s a lot easier to find a job when you actually live here. I have many friends that who moved to NYC without a job and in a few weeks had found something. What are you looking to do?
Let me know when you’re in the city and we can grab drinks. Also, if you need a place to crash while searching for apartments, your welcome to use my couch.
Hope all is well and keep in touch.
Cheers,
Clark
Social Media Monopoly. I love it that Linkedin is the ghetto. So true, who uses Linkedin any more?
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