That being said, don't discount your expertise in your lived experience. The importance of theoretical and experiential expertise is equal in my eyes.
Maybe not directly correlated, but I would hire someone with 10 years experience over someone who studied the subject for 10 years.
Please tell me that this is your dog right after you told them that some person on the Internet said they look weird...
This was a while ago. My college didn't have a CS major (small liberal arts college) so they brought in an adjunct professor who was a Director of IT of a small market research firm. After 4 semesters as his student, he offered me a job my senior year. Longest interview ever.
That was over 20 years ago.
My current job (big tech) was from my friend who I worked with coming up to me and saying "A recruiter from [company] is calling you tomorrow. I gave them your name." Never in a million years did I think I was at that caliber, but I went through it anyway because the worst they could say is "no".
They said "yes".
Come on, baby, now throw me a right to the chin. Don't just stare like you never cared, I know you did. But you just smile like a bank teller Politely telling me, "have a nice life"
-Ben Folds
"...because it makes us money" could be put at the end of any slogan to make it 100% honest.
Didn't he already plead guilty though?
That was just a quote from that episode. Candace repeatedly yells that at the boys as they celebrate aglets.
Sorry that it came off like I was screaming at you. I should have put it in quotes.
IT DOESN'T MATTER!!
None pizza. Left beef.
I thought the cold shot to the hole was going to be horrible, but it's actually a little refreshing.
Heh... Armpits. I know what you meant, but you still gave me a giggle with that one.