Ask TL Staff Anything - Page 85

On November 21 2010 12:15 Pokebunny wrote:

+1 to this question

On February 09 2011 09:57 `Zapdos wrote:
What must I do to get the red hammer Icon? I must know.. I want banling status D:

On February 09 2011 12:08 tree.hugger wrote:

Maintain above a 1.885 rating for three months on your secret report user score (SRUS).

On February 09 2011 12:21 motbob wrote:
Unfortunately, I got above the required 1.885 rating but then failed the BEE so I didn't end up making banling

On February 09 2011 11:41 Pigsquirrel wrote:

I know it's probably old, but I want to know too!

On February 09 2011 14:28 ranjutan wrote:
Hey mods, why no ban for this thread?
Terrible, no-effort OP.
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=193

On February 08 2011 15:48 eviltomahawk wrote:
Is there anyone on the TL staff who is not in Masters league?

Dr Pepper or Coke?

On February 08 2011 15:48 eviltomahawk wrote:
Is there anyone on the TL staff who is not in Masters league?

On February 09 2011 01:05 Hot_Bid wrote:

I love working for TL and it's amazing to be able to have that feeling every day when you wake up. Very few people can say that about their job. That's the main reason. I'm trying to avoid the whole "chase your dream do what you love" clicheness but it's hard not to frame it that way. Coming from an Asian family, raising kids has traditionally been very pragmatic in terms of priorities -- get your degree, get a stable job, etc. But my parents have been quite supportive. Of course, it's not like it's impossible to do law later in life, it's just TL now (and hopefully for a long time).

More practically, I don't have school loans and I'm still young (no family yet, etc). I can be a little selfish in pursuing goals. If TL becomes huge it might be a lifelong career, who knows. All start ups come with risk, and sooner or later I'll probably have to evaluate whether its worth it for me to keep doing this. For now, it's great and amazing. Down the line, if it does not work out, I am sure I can still find work somewhere. I'm not abandoning my legal career at all, if I did, I'd probably not even take the bar, as that was a pretty hellish experience to go through haha. Anyway, not to look down on lawyers or anything, but I don't think I would have been very happy working for a firm at this time in my life anyway. Probably would have clerked or done government or other work.