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| Scott | |
| pmgz!!!!1111 amazon! wait... i mean... Seattle!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111 | |
| Richard | |
| Wow... I'm sure you would've gotten all those interviews had you applied to them back in 1B. From the sounds of it (unless you've been doing some serious outside-of-school training) a lot of those jobs required stuff that I'm sure you didn't get from BMO.
FYI... the pink's starting to get old... and searing on the eyeballs... but most definitely and more importantly - old. :) | |
| Raymond | |
| wtf??? hey!!! spam on ur own blog not our little community one lol
good luck on those interviews though | |
| Alex T. | |
| Let's just say this Messaging page has severely outgrown what I originally had intended it to be...time to revamp! Wait, time? Hahahahahaha...
Well, thanks for the reformatting, Miss. And yes, there are still ways to break this page... which you can find out how... maybe you can play with it on my testing page instead of this public page... no intentional page-breaking on this page pretty please? I don't have much time to fix the damage these days =P You can play in the sandbox... and get "long time ago" and other... funky... phenomenon =D And I still do have your paper box... | |
| Anonymous | |
| omg you fixed it alex!
gawwwwwwwwd make me look like an idiot (again) :P I want my paper box! or did you turn it into a ball and throw it out? -__________- | |
| Anonymous | |
| wow... i didn't break it...
you did something certainly funky... :P I want to do a "long time ago" time stamp :( haah | |
| Anonymous | |
| WOW! i think you broke this on your own!! *is shocked*
but WOW!!!!!!! *COUGH... ATI* I'm so happy you're getting these interviews Alex! you were so worried due to your "experiance" with your last two co-op terms. But seemed it wasn't much of a disadvantage? ;) LOOK! *POINTS* HARDWARE STUFF! :D But wow... i need to figure out how you broke this. Perhaps the entry was too long.... but i made crazy long entries before... back in like.. version 1.0. hmmmmmmmmm Let's put all those job discriptions together shall we :) Interview 1:ATI 2D Component (drivers) jobInterview 2:ATI Associate Applications Engineering.JOB PURPOSE Applications Engineering students work closely with industry leading PC design companies in a high profile role to provide engineering expertise across a full range of ATI desktop graphics, mobile graphics, chipsets and multimedia products. Applications Engineers provide technical support to motherboard and PC system designers during all project phases (product evaluation, design, validation, and production). Since Application Engineers are the primary technical interface on multi-million dollar projects, strong technical, communication and leadership skills are essential. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 1- Reproduce OEM/ODM reported problems on Notebook and Desktop PCs that use ATI ASICs 2- Diagnose problems by performing front-end analysis of reported failures 3- Enter problem reports into a database and work with engineers to resolve 4- Track and communicate problem status and deliverables such as drivers and video BIOS 5- Validate and communicate solutions to the OEM/ODM SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS To be able to effectively diagnose problems, good knowledge of both hardware and software aspects of the PC design is required. An Associate Applications Engineering students will work on projects under the guidance of a Senior Applications Engineer. The process of resolving project issues involves routine interactions with OEM/ODM contacts, Program Managers, Software and BIOS Engineers and other engineering departments. Good communication skills and the ability to establish and maintain good working relationships are thus essential to the role. Organizational skills and the ability to multi-task are also important. Practical skills and experience in PC system assembly/disassembly, troubleshooting/repair, usage of lab equipment such as scopes, digital multi-meters, soldering tools, etc. are assets. Interview 3: IBM WebSphere Application ServerThe WebSphere Application Server (WAS) is a fully J2EE compliant Java-based high performance engine for dynamic e-business applications. It is a leader in market share, serves as a foundation for web applications for many small, medium and enterprise customers, and includes customers such as eBay, Home Depot, and many others. As a member of the test team, you will learn about new functional capabilities of the product, apply test methodologies/processes to create corresponding test plans and test cases, and leverage automation frameworks such as STAF/STAX to automate test execution. You will use development tools to track test cases as well as open/analyze/resolve defects resulting from executing tests on a wide variety of operating environments include Linux, AIX, Solaris, HP-UX, and Microsoft Windows. As the development of the product is spread across Canada, United States, United Kingdom, and India, you will have opportunities to interact with other peers in other geographies. It's a great opportunity to experience the breadth of IBM while staying in one location. The IBM Toronto Laboratory located in Markham is one of the largest software development sites in IBM and the fourth largest R&D facility in Canada. A dynamic team of 2,500 highly skilled professionals, who develop, test, service and market our products, are among the most talented in the industry. You will have an opportunity to enhance your skills and experience in a very exciting and dynamic work environment that includes modern facilities and oasis rooms. QUALIFICATIONS: The individual should possess a combination of the following skills: - Strong communication skills (verbal and written) - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills - Ability to learn quickly - Ability to work on multiple projects in parallel - Team player - Self starter - Java - Windows and UNIX - Test methodologies - Students applying to this posting must be registered in a co-op or internship program for the length of the placement - Minimum one completed work term - This position is intended for senior-level undergraduate students who will be returning to full-time study upon completion of the internship/co-op term The following skills are desired, but not required: - J2EE standards - XML - Test automation frameworks such as STAF/STAX - Experience with change management software including CVS - Experience developing large scale software Interview 4:NeoEdge Networks: QA / Scalability Developer.NeoEdge Networks (neoedgenetworks.com) provides next-generation solutions for managing digital media (applications, movies, games, etc.) and is defining the way digital media is managed and deployed across massive peer-to-peer networks. We are currently seeking several co-op students to work in our Toronto office with our QA Lead testing product scalability and stability for the distributed service and messaging infrastructure, internet peering, content distribution, and management software that supports the NeoEdge Service. Applicants must be self-motivated, committed to constant learning, and able to prioritize tasks and be productive in a dynamic and often complicated environment. The successful applicant will be passionate about software quality, unafraid of new technologies, comfortable with network protocols and object-orientated API design, and looking for an opportunity to demonstrate their full potential in a highly-technical environment. Minimal Technical Requirements: - Demonstrated use of object-oriented programming concepts - Good Windows fundamentals - Solid understanding of networking concepts and protocols (sockets, TCP/IP, HTTP) Nice-to-have skills: - Understanding of distributed systems concepts - Experience with test-driven development and automated testing processes - Experience with multi-threaded programming - Experience with managed code in .NET Interview 5:ScotiaBank, Scotia Intek: Technical Network Analyst.Department: Corporate & International Network Services Location: 2201 Eglinton Avenue East, Scarborough Please note that Scotia intek is interested in Co-op students who are planning their career in a technical environment for this position. Brief Description of Department: The Corporate & International Network Services (CINS) area is responsible for the design, implementation and to provide 3rd level support for the Bank's domestic and international network infrastructure and related internetworking components. The unit ensures solutions developed for client areas are consistent with the overall Corporate Network Strategy. Key Accountabilities: The student will be working closely with another student. The student will have the opportunity to assist with the configuration and implementation of internetworking components (switches, routers, etc.) in a production environment. The student will be generating high profile weekly and monthly reports for review by the Senior Management, and will be involved with and be responsible for the general maintenance of the department's web site. The student will participate in a group forum for network designs. The student will be assisting with desktop configuration within the department (i.e. desktop applications, operating system, switch configs, etc.). The student can expect to be exposed to a large, complex internetworking environment integrating various network technology and protocols. Most work is performed at the Eglinton East Complex. However, the student will have the opportunity to travel to other Bank locations within city limits to assist with installations or support activities. Some of this work may be carried out during weekends (time off in lieu will be provided). Shuttle services are available where required, however access to a car for weekend activities is recommended. The working week schedule is: Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM. Essential Criteria: - Excellent communication and PC skills - Good knowledge of desktop applications and operating systems (Windows 95 & 2000, Microsoft Office) - Good knowledge of various TCP/IP based networking technologies - Fair knowledge of web development tools and languages (JavaScript, HTML, ASP) - Motivated, self-starting individual - Excellent analytical and logical abilities - Excellent team player Desirable Criteria: - Good knowledge of various networking protocols (TCP/IP, Frame Relay, OSPF) - CCNA Certification or familiarity with Cisco networking products - Familiarity with business process design and implementation - Previous experience with mid to large sized projects Working Environment Profile: The Eglinton Complex has free parking, is central to TTC bus services and offers a free shuttle service for the GO train and local shopping mall's. Cafeteria, health and ABM facilities are available onsite. A fitness facility is available within the community. Business casual is the norm now with casual Friday's sponsoring charity fundraising activities. The student will have access to onsite Cisco Certification (CCNA & CCNP) libraries and texts. These courses can be taken outside of the project activities or on the student's own time. Interview 6:Sears Canada (OF COURSE they need IT! hello? INVENTORY CONTROL?Position Title: Programmer Analyst (Home Central, Travel, Resources Protection & Real Estate) Position Location: Business Systems and Information Department 100 Valleybrook Drive North York Ontario, M3B 2S9 Sears Canada is one of the largest full line department stores in Canada...nevermind that we operate one of Canada's most visited web sites... .... and a large Information Technology shop that develops, enhances, and maintains business applications supporting Retail, Catalogue, Parts and Service, Home Improvements, Travel, Merchandising, Logistics, and Finance to name just a few. Our business partner has a large number of systems and diverse users and they're hungry for easy access to all kinds of topics relating to their systems, events, 'how to' processes and just general info. Who isn't? We're thinking that an internal web-portal site is the answer and need someone to work with the IT and business team to brain it, build it and roll it out! We need someone who's had practical experience in designing and building websites while working an overall architecture that allows the front page content to be modified and managed by the client. In working with some IT team members who already have some skills and knowledge in this area, you'll be able to partake in discussions, advance your applied knowledge for this area, plus spend some time brainstorming ideas with them and our business customers. This is a tremendous opportunity to showcase your skills, get paid for developing a functional web portal and grab some time valuable time developing your analytical skills- working with real customers! Don't pass this one up- it's gonna be goooood! The ideal co-op candidate will be customer-focused, able to work well within a team environment, meet deadlines, and be an innovative and 'out of the box' thinker, doesn't need to always be pushed- a self-starter- like the Borg- able to assimilate new technologies quickly. Enjoys analysis and can turn theory into reality. You have to be a great communicator- that means good writer- documents and emails are clear and concise: a good speaker- people understand what you say, and a good listener- you ask questions that clarify information and direction. Ideally, you'll have some experience with Win XP, Lotus Notes/Outlook, HTML/XML, JAVA, VB, and Microsoft Office. Training for specific tool sets will be provided as required. Conveniently located in North York, close to Leslie and the 401, Sears offers a competitive salary, associate discounts on purchases along with career growth opportunities. Our environment encourages education on new technologies, upgrading of current skills, initiative and innovation. In addition, parking is provided - free, the hours are flexible and the working environment is business causal. Interview 7:Digital Rapids: Software TesterDigital Rapids is seeking a Junior or Intermediate level student to help with software testing and QA at our Markham, Ontario office. You will be working with a team of engineers to develop video capture, processing, and encoding software for the film and broadcast video industries. It is expected that this position would lead to hiring the right student back for subsequent work terms as a developer. Familiarity with any of the following would be an asset: video compression (MPEG, WM9, H.264, etc.), video and image processing, video editing and capture systems, PC hardware and the WindowsXP operating system. Experience working with and developing JAVA applications would also be useful. Candidate must be self motivated and a fast learner, with good communication skills and problem solving abilities. Digital Long long ago... Rapids is a privately held, profitable company that has been in business for 5 years. Several of the company's founders came through the Waterloo co-op system. We are a leader in video ingest, encoding, transcoding, and delivery products and technologies. We develop both hardware and software systems for the film and broadcast industry worldwide. Digital Rapids is headquartered in Markham, Ontario, Canada, and has sales offices in California, the UK and Australia. Visit our web site at www.digital-rapids.com. We are offering competitive salary, a dynamic work environment, and a ground floor opportunity with the leader in networked video solutions. -------------------------- man, this message box is TOO small! i think you need to add an option to expand this textarea :P Do it in a funky way w/AJAX ;) But yeaa... i dont' know if my tags are closed.... maybe also implement an "lj-cut" of a function to hide long..... blocks of text... haha... Anyhow :) i'm so super excited for you alex :D Good luck with the interviews! Remember to wow them! :) | |
| Alex T. | |
| Jobmine Phase 2: Update
12 rejections, 7 interviews and still waiting to hear from 37 others. The interviews are for a variety of jobs: from software testing to hardware testing to intranet portal development... and the first ones are next Monday! In fact, two on Monday, two on Tuesday, another on Wednesday and two more the week after that (Midterm Exams Week! Eeek!) For those of you who are not familiar with what kind of jobs a UW Computer Engineering student actually applies for, here's a run down of the positions I have interviews for: First of all there was that ATI 2D Component (drivers) job I described earlier. Then there's another ATI one: Associate Applications Engineering. This time, more hardware components-related. Testing motherboards and what not. (More on my interest level, even if it's repetitive. Sweet.) JOB PURPOSE Applications Engineering students work closely with industry leading PC design companies in a high profile role to provide engineering expertise across a full range of ATI desktop graphics, mobile graphics, chipsets and multimedia products. Applications Engineers provide technical support to motherboard and PC system designers during all project phases (product evaluation, design, validation, and production). Since Application Engineers are the primary technical interface on multi-million dollar projects, strong technical, communication and leadership skills are essential. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 1- Reproduce OEM/ODM reported problems on Notebook and Desktop PCs that use ATI ASICs 2- Diagnose problems by performing front-end analysis of reported failures 3- Enter problem reports into a database and work with engineers to resolve 4- Track and communicate problem status and deliverables such as drivers and video BIOS 5- Validate and communicate solutions to the OEM/ODM SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS To be able to effectively diagnose problems, good knowledge of both hardware and software aspects of the PC design is required. An Associate Applications Engineering students will work on projects under the guidance of a Senior Applications Engineer. The process of resolving project issues involves routine interactions with OEM/ODM contacts, Program Managers, Software and BIOS Engineers and other engineering departments. Good communication skills and the ability to establish and maintain good working relationships are thus essential to the role. Organizational skills and the ability to multi-task are also important. Practical skills and experience in PC system assembly/disassembly, troubleshooting/repair, usage of lab equipment such as scopes, digital multi-meters, soldering tools, etc. are assets. It seems like something I can handle with no problem at all. ------------------------------------------------ Next, and IBM one: WebSphere Application Server The WebSphere Application Server (WAS) is a fully J2EE compliant Java-based high performance engine for dynamic e-business applications. It is a leader in market share, serves as a foundation for web applications for many small, medium and enterprise customers, and includes customers such as eBay, Home Depot, and many others. As a member of the test team, you will learn about new functional capabilities of the product, apply test methodologies/processes to create corresponding test plans and test cases, and leverage automation frameworks such as STAF/STAX to automate test execution. You will use development tools to track test cases as well as open/analyze/resolve defects resulting from executing tests on a wide variety of operating environments include Linux, AIX, Solaris, HP-UX, and Microsoft Windows. As the development of the product is spread across Canada, United States, United Kingdom, and India, you will have opportunities to interact with other peers in other geographies. It's a great opportunity to experience the breadth of IBM while staying in one location. The IBM Toronto Laboratory located in Markham is one of the largest software development sites in IBM and the fourth largest R&D facility in Canada. A dynamic team of 2,500 highly skilled professionals, who develop, test, service and market our products, are among the most talented in the industry. You will have an opportunity to enhance your skills and experience in a very exciting and dynamic work environment that includes modern facilities and oasis rooms. QUALIFICATIONS: The individual should possess a combination of the following skills: - Strong communication skills (verbal and written) - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills - Ability to learn quickly - Ability to work on multiple projects in parallel - Team player - Self starter - Java - Windows and UNIX - Test methodologies - Students applying to this posting must be registered in a co-op or internship program for the length of the placement - Minimum one completed work term - This position is intended for senior-level undergraduate students who will be returning to full-time study upon completion of the internship/co-op term The following skills are desired, but not required: - J2EE standards - XML - Test automation frameworks such as STAF/STAX - Experience with change management software including CVS - Experience developing large scale software A software testing position is what I gather from the description. ------------------------------------------------ Next is NeoEdge Networks: QA / Scalability Developer. NeoEdge Networks (neoedgenetworks.com) provides next-generation solutions for managing digital media (applications, movies, games, etc.) and is defining the way digital media is managed and deployed across massive peer-to-peer networks. We are currently seeking several co-op students to work in our Toronto office with our QA Lead testing product scalability and stability for the distributed service and messaging infrastructure, internet peering, content distribution, and management software that supports the NeoEdge Service. Applicants must be self-motivated, committed to constant learning, and able to prioritize tasks and be productive in a dynamic and often complicated environment. The successful applicant will be passionate about software quality, unafraid of new technologies, comfortable with network protocols and object-orientated API design, and looking for an opportunity to demonstrate their full potential in a highly-technical environment. Minimal Technical Requirements: - Demonstrated use of object-oriented programming concepts - Good Windows fundamentals - Solid understanding of networking concepts and protocols (sockets, TCP/IP, HTTP) Nice-to-have skills: - Understanding of distributed systems concepts - Experience with test-driven development and automated testing processes - Experience with multi-threaded programming - Experience with managed code in .NET Software testing and a bit of development? Downtown Toronto, is the location for this one. John and Adelaide was it? They used to be at FCP is what I heard from the employer info session... (which also served free alcohol...) ------------------------------------------------ Next is ScotiaBank, Scotia Intek: Technical Network Analyst. Department: Corporate & International Network Services Location: 2201 Eglinton Avenue East, Scarborough Please note that Scotia intek is interested in Co-op students who are planning their career in a technical environment for this position. Brief Description of Department: The Corporate & International Network Services (CINS) area is responsible for the design, implementation and to provide 3rd level support for the Bank's domestic and international network infrastructure and related internetworking components. The unit ensures solutions developed for client areas are consistent with the overall Corporate Network Strategy. Key Accountabilities: The student will be working closely with another student. The student will have the opportunity to assist with the configuration and implementation of internetworking components (switches, routers, etc.) in a production environment. The student will be generating high profile weekly and monthly reports for review by the Senior Management, and will be involved with and be responsible for the general maintenance of the department's web site. The student will participate in a group forum for network designs. The student will be assisting with desktop configuration within the department (i.e. desktop applications, operating system, switch configs, etc.). The student can expect to be exposed to a large, complex internetworking environment integrating various network technology and protocols. Most work is performed at the Eglinton East Complex. However, the student will have the opportunity to travel to other Bank locations within city limits to assist with installations or support activities. Some of this work may be carried out during weekends (time off in lieu will be provided). Shuttle services are available where required, however access to a car for weekend activities is recommended. The working week schedule is: Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM. Essential Criteria: - Excellent communication and PC skills - Good knowledge of desktop applications and operating systems (Windows 95 & 2000, Microsoft Office) - Good knowledge of various TCP/IP based networking technologies - Fair knowledge of web development tools and languages (JavaScript, HTML, ASP) - Motivated, self-starting individual - Excellent analytical and logical abilities - Excellent team player Desirable Criteria: - Good knowledge of various networking protocols (TCP/IP, Frame Relay, OSPF) - CCNA Certification or familiarity with Cisco networking products - Familiarity with business process design and implementation - Previous experience with mid to large sized projects Working Environment Profile: The Eglinton Complex has free parking, is central to TTC bus services and offers a free shuttle service for the GO train and local shopping mall's. Cafeteria, health and ABM facilities are available onsite. A fitness facility is available within the community. Business casual is the norm now with casual Friday's sponsoring charity fundraising activities. The student will have access to onsite Cisco Certification (CCNA & CCNP) libraries and texts. These courses can be taken outside of the project activities or on the student's own time. Networks, networks, networks. I look forward to learning more about networking. Defintely. Yes, yes. ------------------------------------------------ Next is Sears Canada. Sears Canada?! Yes, they also need IT... Position Title: Programmer Analyst (Home Central, Travel, Resources Protection & Real Estate) Position Location: Business Systems and Information Department 100 Valleybrook Drive North York Ontario, M3B 2S9 Sears Canada is one of the largest full line department stores in Canada...nevermind that we operate one of Canada's most visited web sites... .... and a large Information Technology shop that develops, enhances, and maintains business applications supporting Retail, Catalogue, Parts and Service, Home Improvements, Travel, Merchandising, Logistics, and Finance to name just a few. Our business partner has a large number of systems and diverse users and they're hungry for easy access to all kinds of topics relating to their systems, events, 'how to' processes and just general info. Who isn't? We're thinking that an internal web-portal site is the answer and need someone to work with the IT and business team to brain it, build it and roll it out! We need someone who's had practical experience in designing and building websites while working an overall architecture that allows the front page content to be modified and managed by the client. In working with some IT team members who already have some skills and knowledge in this area, you'll be able to partake in discussions, advance your applied knowledge for this area, plus spend some time brainstorming ideas with them and our business customers. This is a tremendous opportunity to showcase your skills, get paid for developing a functional web portal and grab some time valuable time developing your analytical skills- working with real customers! Don't pass this one up- it's gonna be goooood! The ideal co-op candidate will be customer-focused, able to work well within a team environment, meet deadlines, and be an innovative and 'out of the box' thinker, doesn't need to always be pushed- a self-starter- like the Borg- able to assimilate new technologies quickly. Enjoys analysis and can turn theory into reality. You have to be a great communicator- that means good writer- documents and emails are clear and concise: a good speaker- people understand what you say, and a good listener- you ask questions that clarify information and direction. Ideally, you'll have some experience with Win XP, Lotus Notes/Outlook, HTML/XML, JAVA, VB, and Microsoft Office. Training for specific tool sets will be provided as required. Conveniently located in North York, close to Leslie and the 401, Sears offers a competitive salary, associate discounts on purchases along with career growth opportunities. Our environment encourages education on new technologies, upgrading of current skills, initiative and innovation. In addition, parking is provided - free, the hours are flexible and the working environment is business causal. ------------------------------------------------ And last, but not least (so far) is Digital Rapids: Software Tester Digital Rapids is seeking a Junior or Intermediate level student to help with software testing and QA at our Markham, Ontario office. You will be working with a team of engineers to develop video capture, processing, and encoding software for the film and broadcast video industries. It is expected that this position would lead to hiring the right student back for subsequent work terms as a developer. Familiarity with any of the following would be an asset: video compression (MPEG, WM9, H.264, etc.), video and image processing, video editing and capture systems, PC hardware and the WindowsXP operating system. Experience working with and developing JAVA applications would also be useful. Candidate must be self motivated and a fast learner, with good communication skills and problem solving abilities. Digital Rapids is a privately held, profitable company that has been in business for 5 years. Several of the company's founders came through the Waterloo co-op system. We are a leader in video ingest, encoding, transcoding, and delivery products and technologies. We develop both hardware and software systems for the film and broadcast industry worldwide. Digital Rapids is headquartered in Markham, Ontario, Canada, and has sales offices in California, the UK and Australia. Visit our web site at www.digital-rapids.com. We are offering competitive salary, a dynamic work environment, and a ground floor opportunity with the leader in networked video solutions. Can someone say: Mac Media?? (But more technical in the developing of the software and hardware...) ------------------------------------------------ Ok, now wasn't that an extremely long entry to read... So there's a peek into what I'm getting myself into. And now, back to my electric circuits I go... | |
| Alex T. | |
| Sounds exciting, Richard!
You're just on the bleeding edge of news, aren't you, Mister Scott... | |
| Richard | |
| Congrats on the interview. Here's to shacking it up in Thornhill whilst they bombard you with work for 10 hours a day. :) | |
| Scott | |
| guys guys guys... go to google and type in "Samsung d606"
=D blog power 1 : non-disclosure agreements 0 | |
| Tim L. | |
| There's no such things as too early, unfortunetly.
Hope you'll get some sleep soon! =) | |
| Anonymous | |
| :O... it's too early in the term for an all-nighter x____x; | |
| Alex T. | |
| SUNSHINE!!!!!!! YAY!!!!!
Excuse my excitement... when you've been working on an insignificant electric circuits prelab until 6AM in the morning, anything can get you excited...especially after two weeks of clouds and rain. YAY!!!! | |
| Dan T. | |
| c'est la vie, raymond... | |
| Raymond | |
| a lot of things hurt my head really | |
| Tim L. | |
| Good luck with the job hunts! I'm sure you'll find something.
If not, drink a glass of milk, and keep on truckin' =) | |
| Alex T. | |
| Short four letter words can also hurt too. | |
| Raymond | |
| big words hurt my head | |
| Anonymous | |
| reaaally..... how.. odd... o_O;; favouritism??? lol | |
| Alex T. | |
| Some jobs don't count towards the limit...I know JobMine didn't count some of my IBM applications... | |
| Anonymous | |
| of course alex might just have hacked the system.... *looks aroudn*... hehe | |
| Anonymous | |
| well with
1 Filled/Cancelled 4 Rejections that frees up 5 more applications he can apply to more jobs with. I don't know how he got 56 though :P lol | |
| Scott | |
| 2 interviews
6 rejections 37 active applications here... but yea... how did you get over 50 applications :O | |
| Scott | |
| wait what the heck... you got over 50? :O | |
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