Dear Miss Know It All,
How can I do what you do? I’d love to tell people where to go.
Snarky
Dear Miss Know It All,
How can I do what you do? I’d love to tell people where to go.
Snarky
This letter came from a curious MKIA fan via the internet:
Dear Miss Know It All,
What is the one thing I need to know if I want to become a celebrity personal assistant?
Curious
Dear Miss Know It All,
How can I get into the entertainment business? I think what you do and who you meet and what you get to see is really cool. I want some of that!
New to It All
Dear Ms. Know It All,
I have a problem I don’t know how to solve. My boss has been great to me the last five years, always giving me a nice raise every year. But this year instead of the usual performance review where we sit down and talk about the past year and our goals, he just handed me a piece of scratch paper with my new salary on it and walked away. Not only was I shocked that he didn’t take a moment to talk about it, but the raise was half of what I’ve received in the past.
Is he trying to tell me something or am I reading too much into the entire situation?
On the Way Down and Out
Dear Ms. Know It All,
I’m so tired of being out of work! I never seem to stay in my jobs for very long. What can I do in the interview process to get a job and keep it?
Looking for Work
Dear Miss Know-It-All,
Why should I read this silly column or take any of your advice?
In Control
Dear Miss Know-It-All,
I work for a movie star and my friends are always pestering me for autographs or insider tips on what my boss is doing. Frankly, I’m getting tired of them and just want to do my job without all that commotion. How do I get my friends to stop hassling me?
Bugged in Hollywood
Dear Miss Know It All,
I have a question about getting a job. I’m nineteen years old and in my first year of college. When I look for work, I’m told I need experience first before they will hire me, but I need a job so I can have that experience. It all just seems like a vicious cycle to me. Help!
Looking for Work
Dear Miss Know-It-All,
My boss has been going though many highs and lows the past year (more so than normally!). I have accepted the volatile nature of the beast, but the past twelve months have been exceptionally more erratic. I believe that chemical substances are involved and are the primary reason for the mood swings. The mood swings are affecting our relationship as well as my ability to accomplish any level of work. What is my best course of direction—run or stay?
Moody on Melrose