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Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95
Hate to see Richmond go after they gave us the closest game in last years playoffs. You guys were a good team. Hate to see you all go Icky. Enjoy graduating, I graduated 3 years ago so it's pretty fresh in my mind. Good luck with the job hunt. I hope you have better luck starting out than I did. I like where I'm at now, but it took some work to get here.

That was some championship game... Thanks for the well wishes. I know with the economy its going to be a tough deal to find something good out there but I'm going to work hard and hope for the best!

Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95
Hate to see Richmond go after they gave us the closest game in last years playoffs. You guys were a good team. Hate to see you all go Icky. Enjoy graduating, I graduated 3 years ago so it's pretty fresh in my mind. Good luck with the job hunt. I hope you have better luck starting out than I did. I like where I'm at now, but it took some work to get here.

Whenever I talk to people at work about what I'm going to school for, they're always like "WELL YOU'LL HAVE NO PROBLEM GETTING A JOB LOL".

Although going to school for at least 6 years is pretty lame.

Originally posted by RTJakarta
Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95

Hate to see Richmond go after they gave us the closest game in last years playoffs. You guys were a good team. Hate to see you all go Icky. Enjoy graduating, I graduated 3 years ago so it's pretty fresh in my mind. Good luck with the job hunt. I hope you have better luck starting out than I did. I like where I'm at now, but it took some work to get here.

Whenever I talk to people at work about what I'm going to school for, they're always like "WELL YOU'LL HAVE NO PROBLEM GETTING A JOB LOL".

Although going to school for at least 6 years is pretty lame.

You will always find a job as a male order bride, but 6 years OH MY

Good luck in the real life, bud. Must be excited to graduate college

Originally posted by RTJakarta
Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95

Hate to see Richmond go after they gave us the closest game in last years playoffs. You guys were a good team. Hate to see you all go Icky. Enjoy graduating, I graduated 3 years ago so it's pretty fresh in my mind. Good luck with the job hunt. I hope you have better luck starting out than I did. I like where I'm at now, but it took some work to get here.

Whenever I talk to people at work about what I'm going to school for, they're always like "WELL YOU'LL HAVE NO PROBLEM GETTING A JOB LOL".

Although going to school for at least 6 years is pretty lame.

When I started, my field was one of the fastest growing. By the time I graduated, it was hard to find a job.

Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95
Originally posted by RTJakarta

Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95


Hate to see Richmond go after they gave us the closest game in last years playoffs. You guys were a good team. Hate to see you all go Icky. Enjoy graduating, I graduated 3 years ago so it's pretty fresh in my mind. Good luck with the job hunt. I hope you have better luck starting out than I did. I like where I'm at now, but it took some work to get here.

Whenever I talk to people at work about what I'm going to school for, they're always like "WELL YOU'LL HAVE NO PROBLEM GETTING A JOB LOL".

Although going to school for at least 6 years is pretty lame.

When I started, my field was one of the fastest growing. By the time I graduated, it was hard to find a job.

Weird stuff. What is/was your field, if I may ask?

Information Technology. I guess I should reword that to "it was hard to find an entry level job". Everyone wanted you to have experience, but how can you get experience without getting a job first? I got lucky and got a job working with my old boss from college who was doing some contract work.

Didn't get to know you very well... but I wish you all the best. Good luck.

Originally posted by RTJakarta
Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95

Originally posted by RTJakarta


Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95



Hate to see Richmond go after they gave us the closest game in last years playoffs. You guys were a good team. Hate to see you all go Icky. Enjoy graduating, I graduated 3 years ago so it's pretty fresh in my mind. Good luck with the job hunt. I hope you have better luck starting out than I did. I like where I'm at now, but it took some work to get here.

Whenever I talk to people at work about what I'm going to school for, they're always like "WELL YOU'LL HAVE NO PROBLEM GETTING A JOB LOL".

Although going to school for at least 6 years is pretty lame.

When I started, my field was one of the fastest growing. By the time I graduated, it was hard to find a job.

Weird stuff. What is/was your field, if I may ask?

What is yours?

Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95
Information Technology. I guess I should reword that to "it was hard to find an entry level job". Everyone wanted you to have experience, but how can you get experience without getting a job first? I got lucky and got a job working with my old boss from college who was doing some contract work.

I live in Silicon Valley - though I'm no techie at all. But I know all sorts of techies and no one is hiring at all. Its either layoffs or freezes. Another thing, I know recruiters from HP, CIsco, and Google and they all say the same thing: for every qualified applicant they get from America they get at least 100 qualified applicants from abroad. Its tough to compete in a world market like that.

Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95
Information Technology. I guess I should reword that to "it was hard to find an entry level job". Everyone wanted you to have experience, but how can you get experience without getting a job first? I got lucky and got a job working with my old boss from college who was doing some contract work.

Yeah, that seems to be the case with everything - even for someone like me who just holds down some pedantic part-time job while I'm in school. Like, my first job interview was for working at a Blockbuster, and basically I didn't get the job because I didn't know how to work a register, and apparently no one had the time to teach me (hahahahaha).

I ended up getting a job at Wal-Mart as a cashier, so that's what I do now. Christ, it is the worst. I don't know how anyone manages to work there full-time.

My first job out of college was working with the chronically mentally ill. Its helped me deal with a lot of the characters in GLB tbh.

Originally posted by RTJakarta
Originally posted by palmer_garnett_95

Information Technology. I guess I should reword that to "it was hard to find an entry level job". Everyone wanted you to have experience, but how can you get experience without getting a job first? I got lucky and got a job working with my old boss from college who was doing some contract work.

Yeah, that seems to be the case with everything - even for someone like me who just holds down some pedantic part-time job while I'm in school. Like, my first job interview was for working at a Blockbuster, and basically I didn't get the job because I didn't know how to work a register, and apparently no one had the time to teach me (hahahahaha).

I ended up getting a job at Wal-Mart as a cashier, so that's what I do now. Christ, it is the worst. I don't know how anyone manages to work there full-time.

Maybe you are Hokie, since you like to dodge questions...what are you going to school for, wise walmart one?

Originally posted by Shalubis
My first job out of college was working with the chronically mentally ill. Its helped me deal with a lot of the characters in GLB tbh.

Awww, you ruined the follow up question that everyone was going to ask.

Originally posted by Shalubis
My first job out of college was working with the chronically mentally ill. Its helped me deal with a lot of the characters in GLB tbh.

That is how I stayed so long here....talking to the dodging Hokie puts a lot of stress on me....