Getting a job today pretty much requires previous work experience. The biggest hurdle for most college grads is finding that first job without much of a work history. Some people try to develop experience themselves, finding ways that they can spend their free time learning and practicing their skills in a way that will make them more appealing on paper. A second method people are using is to just lie and hope they don’t get caught.
As a potential customer, I think the only reasons I’d follow a business’ twitter feed would be if it was really funny or they gave away free stuff. Aside from those two things, it’s just an opportunity to make a mistake or piss someone off.
(Source: flowtown.com)
It’s not that surprising that Firefox is losing a slice of its share to other web browsers, but it is surprising that Internet Explorer can still somehow hold on to roughly 50% of the market.
Farmville is like crack for bored idiots.
Working at a computer all day would really suck without the internet.
More advice: Get drunk. Alcohol has been found to stimulate creativity in some people. Just remember to have a sober edit session before you publish.
If you watch TV on your computer, do you still call it TV?
RIAA, adapt or die. Prosecutions will not save you.
I think my dream job would just be to travel the world and learn different languages.
When OiNK died, I think a small part of me died with it. RIP old buddy.
Today I must face the fact that there is a very real possibility that my parents know what “santorum” is.
I would like to extend a thank you and congratulations to everyone who did their part on the 18th. The war for internet freedom is far from over, but a victory is always nice.
If the movie industry is going to survive the 21st century, they need to accept that fact that they can’t fight innovation and find other profit revenues or rethink their current strategy.
If you’re not utilizing your full potential, you’re just wasting your time.
Laptop sales didn’t overtake PCs until 2009? I’m surprised that didn’t happen by 2002.
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