Originally posted by: sygyzy
What sort of databases are you into?
Originally posted by: KidViciou$
sampson, hah, i have NOTHING to do with that site! i never touched one line of code on it, that's someone else
sygyzy, i was hoping for 55+, preferably 62, but when they made the offer of 53,500 i was like okay. that's al il low, but higher than what they start people off at. i was able to negotiate the bonus and that made me happier, i found it to be acceptable. because of what the company offers in way of school, and distance, and environment, i wouldn't have rejected the offer, but now i am happy that i got the offer because of the extra money
neovan, you should get sirius and start listening to howard to make your drive much less painful! trust me
schfifty,
hero, it's US, canada doesn't count
thanks all!
rudee, i don't consider talking on an internet forum to be a place where i would make sure that my spelling is up to par. actually, it's more typos than spelling because my spelling is usually impecable, as well as my grammar.
astaroth, i'm outside of baltimore, and i come from a state university, not an ivy league like cornell
Originally posted by: Hankysmoo
Originally posted by: KidViciou$
sampson, hah, i have NOTHING to do with that site! i never touched one line of code on it, that's someone else
sygyzy, i was hoping for 55+, preferably 62, but when they made the offer of 53,500 i was like okay. that's al il low, but higher than what they start people off at. i was able to negotiate the bonus and that made me happier, i found it to be acceptable. because of what the company offers in way of school, and distance, and environment, i wouldn't have rejected the offer, but now i am happy that i got the offer because of the extra money
neovan, you should get sirius and start listening to howard to make your drive much less painful! trust me
schfifty,
hero, it's US, canada doesn't count
thanks all!
rudee, i don't consider talking on an internet forum to be a place where i would make sure that my spelling is up to par. actually, it's more typos than spelling because my spelling is usually impecable, as well as my grammar.
astaroth, i'm outside of baltimore, and i come from a state university, not an ivy league like cornell
Wow, just wow...Did you forget the word "never" in front of impeccable?
Originally posted by: sygyzy
KV - All joking aside, as an engineer, you will have to communicate to people. On the internet, people poke fun of you on message boards. In real life, people laugh behind your back and you miss out on promotions and raises. You really do need to learn to improve your writing and communication skills. An engineer that can't communicate clearly is not worth much.
Originally posted by: KidViciou$
Originally posted by: sygyzy
KV - All joking aside, as an engineer, you will have to communicate to people. On the internet, people poke fun of you on message boards. In real life, people laugh behind your back and you miss out on promotions and raises. You really do need to learn to improve your writing and communication skills. An engineer that can't communicate clearly is not worth much.
Believe you me, when it comes to writing formally, i have exceptional skills. i am regularly lauded for my writing ability. like i said, when i type here on these sorts of message boards, i am usually typing so fast that i make typos here and there, but don't really care about correcting them because i feel that my point gets across well enough.
Originally posted by: Cal166
Congrats man, BTW $4k in siging bonus is crap after tax but its still something.