leehuan
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Go to Melbourne.What's everyone gonna do on the 4 day weekend?
Go to Melbourne.What's everyone gonna do on the 4 day weekend?
1. yea with the obvious time constraints. that being said, it can also have a negative effect - someone whos basically interned everywhere under the sun gives the impression they don't really have a sense of loyalty - what's stopping you from basically doing the same thing when employed. its about developing a brand, and its never a good idea to spread yourself too thinlol so if you do 3 internships instead of 1, then you'll raise your chances of landing a job?
Also aren't there part time jobs specifically for uni students in the area they are studying (e.g. for law students they could be a paralegal or a legal assistant)?
If an education/science uni student does tutoring in his/her spare time to earn money, will he/she raise the chances of landing a job?
1. Practically, doing an intern at 3 different companies doesn't look impressive but rather do it at the one place the whole time?1. yea with the obvious time constraints. that being said, it can also have a negative effect - someone whos basically interned everywhere under the sun gives the impression they don't really have a sense of loyalty - what's stopping you from basically doing the same thing when employed. its about developing a brand, and its never a good idea to spread yourself too thin
2. yea, but it depends on the area whether it's helpful or not. work experience in general is always helpful
3. idk, i would assume so
What's the point? You're only going to spend like 2-3 days thereGo to Melbourne.
1. A lot of it really depends of the field - what are you interested in?1. Practically, doing an intern at 3 different companies doesn't look impressive but rather do it at the one place the whole time?
2. There isn't really much tbh like how I mentioned law students being paralegals and assistants and such. Other than that there are jobs such as marketing, Software engineering, ... hard to say since certain jobs require you to have..like requirements in that sense
3. I heard teachers have to deal with a wide range of kids, starting from lazy to disrespectful, to rude, to not willing to learn. It's not about teaching kids who wan to learn and such
Not much to do in Melbourne if you're there for 2-3 daysNoice
Plans?
Wednesday is meant to get up to 28 degrees :/Serious question but stupid but has anyone realised that the weather's gotten colder, it's like winter. No joke
Yeah but right nowWednesday is meant to get up to 28 degrees :/
Well the first month of Autumn is almost over, so it's about time it got colder hahaSerious question but stupid but has anyone realised that the weather's gotten colder, it's like winter. No joke
Still better than having volatile weather in SydWhat's the point? You're only going to spend like 2-3 days there
My grandparents from overseas are visiting for the first time since a good 10 years. And they're visiting Sydney and Melbourne (as two examples) as a part of a tour around Australia and NZ.What's the point? You're only going to spend like 2-3 days there
yeah trueStill better than having volatile weather in Syd
Wow lucky youMy grandparents from overseas are visiting for the first time since a good 10 years. And they're visiting Sydney and Melbourne (as two examples) as a part of a tour around Australia and NZ.
That and I'm a UNSW student. I have the full week off after Good Friday
Yes. Very distracted.So how's everyone going in their studying of their exams? Getting distracted at all?
Don't worry not going to tell you off.Yes. Very distracted.
3U maths tomorrow haha
inb4 gets told off by eyeseeyou
Yay!EXAMS ARE OVER!!! ;u;
Messed up my EE1 speech today lmao but I think I at least went kinda decent.. I interpreted the question so different to everyone else tho .-.