11/3 Job opening for students on University Ave. Can start now or in
January. See /csua/pub/jobs/ACT for more details.
\_ You are dreaming/smoking if you think you can get what you
are looking for at the $ you are offering.
\_ Is $20/hr for students not having to commute not considered
decent? I'm making less than $12/hr on campus. Also, most
students who have taken 61B probably have the requirements
for that job. Java, HTML, knowledge of network protocols...
that's all stuff that people should know by the end of their
freshman year and they can pick up the other details as they
^^^^^^^^^\_ BWAHAHAHAHAHAH -- an ex-TA
\_ Most dumbasses in industry know less than
us elite Cal students right after 61B.
go along. Fine, the neural network stuff was a little too much
to ask of most undergraduates, but other than that? Can you
site other companies close to campus that are willing to pay
part-time students that much?
\_ for "experienced"? how much did you know at the end of
your freshman year? if you're willing to make a 15 hr/week
commitment i'm sure there are better opportunities out there.
\_ Can you name _one_ in Berkeley?
\_ BART isn't that far away.
\_ BART + waiting for the BART + time on BART +
walk from BART to work doesn't compare with
being in Berkeley.
\_ ah, but if you *work* for BART,
you make over 50k plus benifits, you
only have to know how to press two keys,
and you dont even need 61a!
\_ Depends on the pay. A jobless hungry
student's time has zero value so hungry
student is better off BARTing to a better
paying job then walking to a shitty job
nearby, assuming the BARTable job pays well
enough to cover the BART fees plus some.
\_ Sure, but a jobless, not hungry student
who wants good work experience (so that
he can make more later) and some extra
cash on the side that is easy to earn
would probably take the local job.
\_ I disagree. When I was in the
situation of jobless but not hungry
student I rode BART to a job.--oj
\_ For a shitty job? Why would you
BART to a shitty job when you can
walk to a better one? |