What the hell?!
Jun. 25th, 2003 04:05 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
morrigirlWhy am I the only person on this site who cannot delete any of her entries? Seems like the rest of the world has got it all figured out! Not me though. No I press the edit button and nothing happens. I'd say ot was this retarded ass computer but I had the same problem on the computers in Founders. Maybe it's just me. Mom always said my electro magnetic field had a tendacy to fuck shit up. (Well she never siad it in those words but that's the basic gist of it.) Maybe my body just erases all the deletion related programming?
In other news, I updated my resume the other day. Today Michael called and told me how I could improve it. I'm not gonna take any of his advice though. It was all terribly trivial and in direct opposition to the resume preparation techniques I've always been taught in school. And since I worked hard for that diploma I'm gonna listen to my teachers rather than my older brother. All of my professors seem to have landed better jobs than him anyway.
Still trying to pin point the "correct" way to email a resume. Everyone says something different. Some people say you should always send it as an attatchment to the cover letter, other say you should NEVER send it as an attachment. I'm starting to think there really are no rules on how to email your resume. It's all just a mad free for all.
New York Press is looking for interns. I'm prolly gonna send my resume in to them. It would rock to work on one of the NY weeklies.
And I still haven't called Helen. Bad Carla. Then again she hasn't called me either so I don't feel all that bad.
That is all.
In other news, I updated my resume the other day. Today Michael called and told me how I could improve it. I'm not gonna take any of his advice though. It was all terribly trivial and in direct opposition to the resume preparation techniques I've always been taught in school. And since I worked hard for that diploma I'm gonna listen to my teachers rather than my older brother. All of my professors seem to have landed better jobs than him anyway.
Still trying to pin point the "correct" way to email a resume. Everyone says something different. Some people say you should always send it as an attatchment to the cover letter, other say you should NEVER send it as an attachment. I'm starting to think there really are no rules on how to email your resume. It's all just a mad free for all.
New York Press is looking for interns. I'm prolly gonna send my resume in to them. It would rock to work on one of the NY weeklies.
And I still haven't called Helen. Bad Carla. Then again she hasn't called me either so I don't feel all that bad.
That is all.
