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Have a 5 hour lab in the AM followed by work in a pharmacy. Pills all day, every day.
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So what job are you going to be tired at tomorrow waiting for pre-orders?
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UI/UX designer and developer. Looking forward to a day of bug fixes, feature-adds, and issue writeup interrupted by Magic: The Gathering and pizza over lunch.
At school in Solid state electronics.....with a huge cup of coffee in hand
that's a totally separate major? interesting
I have work 10-2 at a coffee shop. Glad I avoided Friday classes. 'll definitely be calling in next Friday.
'll definitely be calling in next Friday.University of Michigan Graduate (April 2012) Aerospace Engineer. Unfortunately I am still unemployed. I put all my eggs in one basket (my wife's father claimed to have a guaranteed hook up) and that didn't work out. I am just studying for the GRE and getting ready to pick up any job to pay off student loans
University of Michigan Graduate (April 2012) Aerospace Engineer. Unfortunately I am still unemployed. I put all my eggs in one basket (my wife's father claimed to have a guaranteed hook up) and that didn't work out. I am just studying for the GRE and getting ready to pick up any job to pay off student loans
I was just in the FXB today. Man, I hate that building hahah
Teach your students how to do basic derivatives. It may boost their self esteem to know how easy calculus can be. And it'll save them a lot of time with pre-calc
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lol. Every semester I chose a new place to work on homework with friends. FXB-Duderstatd-SRB-Last semester (who studies)
IMAC Phone Technician on Wednesday they were surprised I even showed back up to work. They thought I had to wait in line.
Software Engineer.
I work mainly in Python, but also some C and JavaScript. Python is my favorite language.
I work mainly in Python, but also some C and JavaScript. Python is my favorite language.
Teach your students how to do basic derivatives. It may boost their self esteem to know how easy calculus can be. And it'll save them a lot of time with pre-calc
This is a great suggestion and I've done it every year with my regular and college-prep Algebra I and Algebra II students. This year I have a very low-level Algebra II class... seniors who are repeating it, etc. I'm tempted to do this anyway just to boost confidence. Been teaching them linear programming and systems of equations this chapter and man, it has been like pulling teeth.
I work for a bank and work from home, so thankfully I can be as bitchy and unkempt as I want to be, and don't have to worry about taking off sick to be home to meet the FedEx or UPS guy on the 21st (though, oddly enough, I'd already requested off. Same thing happened last year, and both days were requested months before the announcement.)
business analyst for fortune 200 insurance company
going to sleep now, because i have to get up quite early
good night/morning everyone!
going to sleep now, because i have to get up quite early
good night/morning everyone!
Man, when I worked for MBNA in marketing, working from home was a pipedream. VPN was either NEVER given or only given to the top brass. It was suit and tie EVERY FREAKIN DAY.
So glad I switched to IT after that!
I have to give you props. I could never be a teacher. My 6th grade sister was asking me about a question on her homework and I was so impatient.
Some schools have it as a major but my school for some reason makes you take this if majoring in EE.
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Wasnt tired actually, went to bed at a normal 10:30 time, and got up for work at 6am. DOD employee. Now as for doing work, there has been none done!!! Damn Macrumors.com
Oh I live in Hawaii and pre-ordered at 9pm
Oh I live in Hawaii and pre-ordered at 9pm
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