Does litten know about the magnet radiation
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The magnet is just shy, it takes like three hours to run but has problems with like, a hour into it or wjayever
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if it’s paid it’s obviously a job
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gov/gov contractor jobs are generally quite secure and stem can check a lot of boxes for them
I just looked at my schedule for next semester and I forgot that it’s torture
I think it looks bad and “I don’t have anything to put here”-y to recruiters to put, like, President of the Japanese Cultural Appreciation club under experience. I would put it under Volunteer Experience instead, not waste the recruiters time
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Okay yeah agreed
shoutout to the time when one of the other research assistants flooded the floor
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but this is also me from a business perspective, perhaps engineering recruiting training looks wildly different from business recruiting training
it turns out the coolant unit had a leak
Solar Car was more work than any paid position I have ever held and quite possibly ever will
I’m aware that’s not the norm, but that shit’s worth at least two Experience lines on any average student’s resume
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He yguys when you major in chesmitry you have to take a lot of classes about chemistry is anybody fixing this?
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Litten I’m installing a magnet in the basement
yhey just let us watch family guy clips in our class
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in fact they’re practically what STEM was made for
I’d still err on the side of not putting it there. There’s an organizations tab, but also i dont think it matters thaaaaaaat much, especially if you do in-person networking and aren’t relying on linkedin to get discovered
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our solar car team was probably less heavy, so less heavy the driver split his head open, I dunno why or how or if it was even the car in that lot
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he’s still the solar car driver btw
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he was doing donuts I think
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once in physics i had 2 people race eating an onion for a few pounds