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What Does Everyone Do For A Living?

Black

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Some guy offered that name, but I fired him.

We are going with "The BRO!"

Whatever you decide to name it, I can sell it. I once sold a male brassiere to an ethiopian man. I like the desk in my office to be fitted with an alarm clock. My hours of operation are from 9:30am to 9:50 am and from 2pm to 2:26pm. When can I start.

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Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior) Newbie

Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)

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I thought you knew what I did?

We actually already have a summer intern from UNCW lined up... your qualifications might be a little suspect though since I already know you're a Huddler... :)

I knew you majored in geography, but that's about it.

And I'm the most insightful Huddler known to man. If anything, it boosts my rep & qualifications.

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jb_online Newbie

jb_online

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I graduated with a degree in Advertising and Graphic Design along with certificates in multimedia design and some software/programs. I came to the greater Atlanta area to find a job... I am working in landscaping and pest control. My advice is not to expect to immediately land that perfect job after school... be open to taking something lesser and look for work in your chosen field while you are making money doing whatever. The old saying that it is easier to find a job when you are working is pretty true: it looks better to an employer than being unemployed. There are a lot of people who have experience in your field who are looking for work right now. You'll be competing with them and they are more attractive to companies because of that experience, so you might have to be patient. That was my biggest hurdle, it seemed like everyone wanted 3-5 years experience and my one year internship with a professional soccer team didn't matter a hill of beans. But, everything works out for the best - I am doing free lance design work as a side job and to keep in practice until I land that dream job.

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Donald LaFell Veteran

Donald LaFell

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I'm a student getting a degree in Digital Information Design with a concentration in developing Web Applications and possible a minor in computer science. I just got an internship to design blogs/manage them as well to get better SEO for my boss's clients. I think it will be oodles of fun.

I have 2 years left.

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Donald LaFell Veteran

Donald LaFell

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Bachelors Degree in Accounting.

MBA in International Business and Corp Finance

I am a Vice President of Finance for a Fortune 500 company.

It can be boring sometimes, but the money makes it worth it.

I don't think my major has much oppurtunity for a masters except for buisness realated ones and computer science. I would worry the the "boring" would break my passion.

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CatofWar Newbie

CatofWar

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There's a huge cop shortage out here in the bay area, if anyone wants to come out here and go to the academy. I'll sweeten the deal with Panthers games on Sunday ticket at my house.

Ya I wonder why. Folks are fed up with their poo and letting them know their displeasure.

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