For those of us, however, that come in at 10am, 3:30 is a fun time, but as you look around the office, you can see why I arrive early …so I can actually get some work done

If you’re looking to work here, work with us, give me a shout:

andrew dot wise at grooveshark dot com

or download my vCard (not that vCard)

From the ad, I guess you’re supposed to pick what type of filer you are, but since I figured Dwight’s monologue would be the best, I opted to choose a ‘fancy filer’, and here’s what Dwight has to say:

Dwight Schrute Profile: Fact: You’ve got a full-time job and an inherited family business and a burgeoning side project in the agritourism field (permits are pending). Fact: You’re going to need to account for your extra income or losses (because your cousin Mose can’t possibly guarantee the beet farm will turn a profit). Fact: The right tax software will help you get through even the most intricate tax return–alone and on your own time over a bowl of Count Chocula–without ever having to divulge private information.

So after taking the Facebook questionnaire yesterday, I am drawn to the advertising section. Here’s the question and my response:

What do you think of Facebook advertising? Do you find Facebook ads more relevant than other online ads? Ha! Facebook advertising is the worst. However, with the integration into the feed I have found certain ads not so bad. I mainly use the ads as a way of telling what new movies and TV shows are out. Perhaps if Facebook linked new movies/tv shows up to reviews, they might be more valuable.

Now, how do the adds on Facebook contrast with this, well, they suck. I doubt Amazon showed me this add because I have copies of The Office in my shopping cart, but rather I think it’s just a matter of Amazon having a better, more developed advertising department that knows what ads will work, and helps to create products that will get the message across best. That, or I’m just a sucker for anything with The Office in it — especially given this horrendously protracted writer’s strike.

By the way, I used Hulu this weekend to watch old episodes of The Office and it was a wonderful experience!