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2banks1swap.avi, are you Flux_core? Because you act almost exactly like him. For real though, I'd like to hear some stories about how some of the people in here got involved with their professors and research while they spent time as an undergrad. I'm at the point where I've got a handle on my classes and I'm thinking about this sort of thing. I'm interested to see how other people went about getting research and some of the things some of you all have done, maybe how research directly affected job prospects too. You know, so that I can get a job when I graduate.
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barkbell posted:I think I'll do the interview just for some interview practice but tell the recruiter I'm not interested afterwards. Remote work (and remote work during COVID) is a filter on Indeed but otherwise I think it's a crapshoot, so if anybody knows better I would also be interested.
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ultrafilter posted:There are two uses of the term IT, one broad and one narrow. In the broad sense, everyone who's involved in making software run is in IT. In the narrow sense, it refers to people who keep the computers working. There are probably usages in between, but those are less common. In my (admittedly limited) experience, I generally thought of IT in the narrow sense until I started working in an international environment with people outside of North America. In that environment I've seen the broader sense much more often. I've also started to see it (or at least start to recognize it when it appears) more frequently in the US since.
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barkbell posted:That's the plan. Looking at Denver, Twin Cities, and others for next spring. If anyone has advice for making a move like that let me know. You’re going to kick rear end barkbell!!
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gently caress that.
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