laser

Days that I work are usually very slow blip days.

I'm currently employed by a software company that is looking to expand into the Latin American market, but doesn't want to pay for IDC pr Gartner reports. So my job is basically to do market analysis without lots of data (meaning, I have to find the data myself on competitors' websites and wherever I can scrounge a few numbers) and compile a report by the end of August saying where they should look for partners and how they should go about their expansion strategy.

I really don't mind doing the work; in fact, before I got this job I spent a lot of time doing practically the same thing (looking up random stuff on the internet), and they pay me well (especially well, considering that I'm only going into my Sophomore year of college), but I can't help but feel that I'm a tad underqualified for the position. And I'm worried that what I give them at the end of August won't be up to snuff for a company publicly traded on NASDAQ looking to expand into an area where half a billion people live.

All I can hope is that my work is extensively reviewed and edited (which I'm sure it will be).

oh, and here's a picture of a laser hitting a burnt out lightbulb.