Interview with Rising Star, Adam Baker of ManVsDebt
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It is not so often that you have a chance to see a future star before they are famous. I once saw Bon Jovi open for Judas Priest and I also had the chance to see and meet the amazing Australian rockers, Airbourne . This interview is with Adam Baker of ManVsDebt, he is one of those future blogging stars. Baker is working his ass off and accomplishing big things even as he relocated his family to New Zealand and is living the anywhere lifestyle. If Adam Baker were a stock, I would be investing heavily because this one is going up.
Please tell us a little about your backgroundUsually with my background, it’s hard to only tell a little. But it basically goes, I’m 25 years old and was born and raised in Indiana. I’m married to Courtney, and we have a 21 month old daughter named Milligan!
Since failing out of engineering in college (not going to class will do that), I’ve worked in the poker, gambling, and real estate industries. Before decided to sell everything (including the business), I ran a small property management company, which I had built from the ground up!
Since that time, I’ve been a full-time stay at home dad, freelance writer, and blogger!
Your family left to Australia without work visas or a clear plan, why?First, we love the U.S.! If I could pick any country to be born, raised, and live in… it would still be the U.S.
That being said, our ‘horizons’ were fairly limited. We were starting a family and had a real estate business (not very mobile of course) and basically were designing ourselves to stay ‘rooted’ the rest of our lives. We just weren’t quite ready to pick Indiana for the next 30 years. We hadn’t even seen much of the world to know what else was available!
We chose Australia, because it was relatively familiar (English speaking, westernized) as a place to start. Our original intent was to live minimally, obtain tourist industry jobs (scuba instructor, bartender, etc.) and live in Queensland for a while.
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Part time jobs in Melbourne in n multinational companies like IBM, SAP, Siemens, Accenture, Microsoft?
I am an international student in Melbourne, Australia. I have just come to Australia. As per my background, I am a computer engineer and have MBA of USA. I am here to do my Masters in ERP – SAP. I am looking for part time job that matches my background. Can you please suggest how I can apply for part time jobs in multinational companies like IBM, SAP, Siemens, Accenture, Microsoft that basically need both IT, management as well as ERP-SAP knowledge where I can apply my past experience as well as I can practice my current study subjects?
I have browsed the websites of these companies but have not got information on part time appointments. Is there are specific ways to approach HR departments of these companies directly and inform about the interest? Or Is there other better approach on this?
As a recent alum I can assure you that ACN does not have part-time jobs for ERP personnel.
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