Re: How do I get Java Experience?
Thomas L Roche <tlroche-r/[email protected]>
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Harold Meder 01/24/2007 11:34:41 AM (rearranged)
> I work for www.usi.net. We are currently recruiting for 2 Java
> intern positions.
> Please post to this receiver list if your company is recruiting Java
> interns and would be willing to consider experienced interns. E.G.,
> career changers.
Consider posting to the local university internship programs--you
might be surprised how many {"mature students," career changers} you
find. (FWIW I got my current gig by going back to school and getting
an internship.) Note that, IIRC (been a couple years since I used the
UNC and NCSU systems from the recruitment side) the interfaces are
online and free: your only cost is a little account setup and lots of
resume-reading time.
> How do you get experience without a job?
> Well, if you are willing to work for little more than gas money, an
> internship may be the answer.
How does one keep the internship if homeless and begging for food ?-)
Couldn't you at least pay rent money?