So i suddenly understand double majors.

[lollersk8s]

Originally Posted by edplayer

yeah but that sounds kind of simple

liek stuff that most retail employees should be able to handle. Not the kind of stuff you want to tout after being in school for X years

Most retail employees will not be handling communication between branch offices and HQ, or general direction of business dictated by shifting customer demands. Although making sure the employees are heard is important too. It's possible to make anything sound simple or complicated regardless of what it actually involves. Someone has to organize and present information to and from the players/subscribers/employees/customers/citizens.

There's a good way and a bad way to do anything. Obama didn't pick his speechwriter because he had perfect attendance. I find the notion of "guaranteed work" based simply on major a little silly. Even if you graduate as a doctor of medicine or a civil engineer, you can still be a bad one and not do well or lose your license.

All the same if you major in history, poly sci or law it doesn't mean you're going to be a great professor, a politician or a lawyer. So whenever people run their mouth about how awesome their degree is, I want to see what it actually amounted to.

[lollersk8s]

Originally Posted by auntie

lollersk8's future profession at 1.50

Fingers crossed.

I've thought of opening either a dispensary or working for some newly emerging company in this new market. I do have extensive experience

[lollersk8s]

Originally Posted by Redrum

you have a communications degree bro

if that isn't bad enough you're actually bragging about it like it means something other than jack shit

INTO THE TRASH YOUR RESUME GOES

The fact that you spell communication with an S at the end shows how thoroughly you understand everything about it.

Hey guys I majored in Laws. With a minor in Histories

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communication_studies

[Redrum]

wow

talk about grasping at straws

wow

[lollersk8s]

Major: ____________

Job Title: _______________

[lollersk8s]

Come everyone, free career advice from Rum - an aspiring Wolf of Wallstreet


 and current part time cock juggler at a bus station 

[edplayer]

Originally Posted by lollersk8s

Most retail employees will not be handling communication between branch offices and HQ, or general direction of business dictated by shifting customer demands. Although making sure the employees are heard is important too. It's possible to make anything sound simple or complicated regardless of what it actually involves. Someone has to organize and present information to and from the players/subscribers/employees/customers/citizens.

There's a good way and a bad way to do anything. Obama didn't pick his speechwriter because he had perfect attendance. I find the notion of "guaranteed work" based simply on major a little silly. Even if you graduate as a doctor of medicine or a civil engineer, you can still be a bad one and not do well or lose your license.

All the same if you major in history, poly sci or law it doesn't mean you're going to be a great professor, a politician or a lawyer. So whenever people run their mouth about how awesome their degree is, I want to see what it actually amounted to.

sounds reasonable

[edplayer]

Originally Posted by auntie

im thinking of going at the end of the month

u in thailand yet?

[auntie]

no

[edplayer]

u still going?

[auntie]

wednesday unless i get arrested and miss the flight

[edplayer]

you know where u r going or are you just going to wing it?

[auntie]

no idea, im gonna have to go to other countries as well because the visa is only for 30 days

[edplayer]

how long is your whole trip going to last?

[auntie]

till mid march