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Tue, 11/20/2007 - 02:09 — Jinghao
(05:54:35 PM) Lambert Woo: how was your visit to the lab
(05:54:49 PM) Me: it was pretty interesting. I saw the accelerator, bio and chem labs, etc
(05:54:53 PM) Me: nothing that extraordinary
(05:55:12 PM) Lambert Woo: keep making contacts...it will pay off
(06:05:09 PM) Lambert Woo: I can probably get you a summer internship at IBM if you get interested.
(06:07:30 PM) Lambert Woo: I used to work with a person who is now the head of the materials research at Almaden Research and mentioned you and joanne to him. He gives internships each summer. so be sure to keep a resume updated by may.....
Materials research... I'm not sure how that fits into EECS.
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Experience
Your experience is what matters. Do stuff related, around it, or directly related. It all helps, because employers see that you have gone out of your way to go the extra mile. It's still engineering too -- it's not like you're taking on a sociology internship.
I suppose so, but it won't
I suppose so, but it won't require much computational analyses...
Sociology sounds boring
Sociology
Sociology sounds interesting, but I think is coupled up better with other majors too. Like I would do a sociology minor with my business major because it allows me to understand who I'm ripping money from.
Oops...
if he has connections, why
if he has connections, why is he still a teacher?
'cause it's easier
'cause it's easier
but thats lame. pay is so
but thats lame. pay is so low! wtfwtf
I think he has more than
I think he has more than enough money to live comfortably if living comfortably means being able to fish and hunt every weekend.
never enough!
never enough!