I heard that one of my friends got a job last week. She finally made the final cut! As we know, according to the economic crisis we face, opportunities for employment are scarce. I know President Obama has a job plan. That's good news. But in my country of South Korea, the vicious circle of unemployment keeps repeating.

It is raining outside and a little bit chilly. But for me, this is first time to feel DC's autumn breeze. Yesterday, I organized my school assignments when I was in my university in Korea. Almost reports were made by Microsoft office, and they remind me of my busy school days. How can I forget the memories with my heavy assignments, such as more than 50 pages pptx files, docx files and short play films, which I and my colleagues made(Actually, my university was famous for giving many assignment to student among other school students).

My internship life at ThinkTalk has been more than two weeks. I moved in a new house near Dupont Circle Station (it’s easy to take DC circulators via K streets I really like that location) and I got a good Colombian roommate. Everything was okay to start my DC life.  

Hello! I’m Jihye Jang and from South Korea. Today is my first day as an intern of ThinkTalk.