He attended Stanford University, where he spent two years studying computer science, until he and two classmates dropped out to work full time on Loopt, a mobile app that told your friends where you were.
I still worked full time, out of Doosan's small office in Bangalore.
That was when event planning was part-time work for Ms. Legetic, squished into the margins of her job at an architecture firm in Bethesda, Md. Now her team works full time out of a town house on newly trendy Ninth Street in D.C.'s Shaw neighborhood.
Bucksbaum likes to crow that General Growth gets 15% of the new leases even though it has 12% of the regional malls in the U.S. The company has 325 staffers working full time on leasing out its space.
In the worst cases, he said, students are forced to drop out and work full time to pay off their debts.
In the last five years, housing prices have swelled beyond the reach of most middle- and low-income earners, and many people who do business in the Hamptons or who work full-time out here are forced to live up-Island and join the daily "trade parade" commute along Sunrise Highway.
And they're not friendly hand-picked board members, either -- they're political appointees who fight their geographical corners, who live full-time in Washington, and who work full-time out of offices within the Bank itself.
WORKING I work full time for Apple.
Work full time for tuition reimbursement.
Just three months after starting at the University of Chicago, Mason dropped out to work full-time on the idea.
A mere 1% expected to regard their career as their top prior ity once they had children, while 90% said if they had to work full time they would regret missing out on their children's early years.
