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I average one interview for every 100 applications submitted. Is this about normal for everyone else?

>>1157595
Also you'd have a better chance with going through on-campus recruiting since you'll just be competing with your fellow students and not the entire region

>>1157719

I've already graduated from grad school, and career services isn't doing shit for me. Does this still apply?

>is my ass covered

Depends on your local laws. In my state lemon laws apply to dealers only. Private sales are just that. Private transactions with little to no laws governing them and certainly no expectation of warranty by the seller unless noted. No different from buying a house. It's on the BUYER to get it inspected.

Unless you specifically stated in a bill of sale it came with a warranty or claimed it was mechanically sound, you're fine.

On the court part I can tell you from personal experience; the less you say, the better. The burden of proof will be on them to prove that you represented in some way that it DIDNT have a bad frame. It should be as simple as saying 'your honor, I never said the frame was good. Motion to dismiss'. Counter for legal fees.

>>1157570
Of course you're covered you tard. There is literally nothing they can do.

Pretty sure all private vehicle sales in the US are as-is. Even if you DID lie about the condition I don't think there is anything they can do.

you're a wizard henri

>>1157516

>using sublime text
>not using vim

never gonna make it

>>1157593
>preferences

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunk_costs

Stay off, OP.

yeah I've been down that road.
the casino always wins.

I'm no professional, but every time I go to vegas I make a few hundred dollars, maybe I'm just on a lucky streak, but my method isn't that random (seemingly)

Bump cause I'm in the same boat

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Anyone?

Okay, the point of an internship isn't to learn stuff. The point is to get connections in the industry and have a sexy line on your resume.

If you were a hiring manager would you hire "forklift operator" to run your supply chain?

No way.

What if his resume said "Intern-global supply chain, procurement division, Fortune 500 company".

Now we're talking.

Imagine one candidate has a letter of recommendation from the VP of logistics, and the other has a recommendation from Mike, the day shift forklift guy.

One of these guys can be your company's all star one day.

Hint: Its not forklift guy.

Legit.

>>1156943
Why would I want to hedge against a cashless society? We are already almost there anyways. I barely ever use cash as it is. What would be the point of me buying a volatile shitcoin again?

Now that contactless payment is available on most debit cards most people won't give a fuck about BTC.

*Nuts and fruit and dried fruit are super cheap in eastern europe.

>>1156769
sounds gay.

What you wanna do, is buy ethereum

Hey my good sir,

I'm from Hungary and I believe it would be quite possible for us to partner as I go to Ukraine many times and they have super cheap food over there.
If you're interested, drop me a mail: [email protected]

Buy ETH

>>1156723
Finding another Google or Apple is like 1 in a 1000. Not impossible but still rather rare.

You're better off just buying the S&P500 dips towards the end of 2016/17

>>1156723
Buy ETH
Suck dick for $
Buy Bitcoin
Rinse & repeat

>>1156708
Kinda.

> Drive place
> Go door to door for ~10 hours
> Literally knocking on doors and giving a memorised speech
> Kept it up for a few weeks before giving up
> Fuel costs
> Nobody wants to buy intangible shit
> Nobody wants strangers in their home
> No sales
> Lost money like crazy

Selling imported junk on the street made more money. I was literally gonna go back to that, until I decided to give retail a final shot to pass a couple of weeks. Then I got the job.
5 years later, I still have the job, because the pay's decent, I get a bunch of benefits, and there aren't many places offering better with my lack of degree.

>tfw my friend has been "working" at one of these scams and has had at least 5 attempts to recruit me that have all ended in heated arguments
>I uh made money but I don't know how much in total
>well you've never worked there so you don't know it's bullshit
>This is owning your own business! (Couldn't explain how working under somebody counts as owning your own business.)

Cutoff ANYONE associated with this shit unless you like stress, ignore shills Obviously nobody is making 6 figures but people still do fall for this junk.

>>1156708
I worked in one for two weeks. Good money, shit hours.
Door to door sales promoting charities, getting people to donate monthly.
Getting someone to sign on for £10 a month got me £30. Usually hit around 100 houses a day using "the law of averages" to get 3 or 4 sales at the end of it.
We needed to get something like 20 sales in a week in order to be allowed to recruit someone ourselves

~£100 a day was good but not for breaking your balls from 10am to 9pm 6 days a week.

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>>1156704
short kebab, long burger

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>>1156704
Bruxelles bleeds, gold surges?

>>1156704
Why the fuck is oil tanking? Is it just because the attack was at an airport?

those both suck lol

You'll most likely end up switching majors anyway so pick whatever you want

>>1156362
This

OP fell for the STEM meme hard

Wouldn't this major be considered far more flexible and provide more opportunistic job positions?

Is it even considered a part of STEM?

If you're just doing a BS, go for it.

If you're going to grad school and want to get into more scientific stuff, do CS.

>>1156243
i hate people like you.

>>1156265
Don't hate the player hate the game

Define "clickbait business"

Are you looking to generate traffic for a blog? The pic you posted is something served on a content ad network (bought traffic) so I'm not sure if it's what you have in mind.

>>1156182
Sups
Just mix byproducts together and make shit like whey and fiber supplements.

Fellow /fit/izen here. There are a lot of us on /biz/

I would say physical therapy, but that profession has taken it hard in the ass in the last ten years and it's going to get worse as the new medicare/medicaid changes are slowly rolled out over the next five years.

If you want to do something medical, then look into going into MD.

If you asked me what I would do if I woke up tomorrow on my first day of being a freshman in college, I would double major in biology/business, devote everything to getting straight A's, and go straight towards being an orthopedic surgeon.

Starting your own gym is good, but you better do a ton of market research for your area and not over leverage yourself. It seems like everyone and their brother are opening up powerlifting/crossfit gyms now.

>>1156199
I was thinking of doing something medical related.

Though, I'll admit that laziness is the problem because minimal 8 years of school sounds like a fucking drug.

Doable, though.

Only if they'll try to verify it later

paypal will immediately limit your account and request additional information from you; picture of id card, ssn card, birth certificate, ect. its best to make a fake id if you use a fake name. buy bitcoin with paypal then convert to bank.

>>1155571
They don't.

If ur using let's say a prepaid meme you can put whatever you want.

This is ok for one time purchases and stuff