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Originally posted by Genuine_Stud
Yeranee Dzez.Working in my career is great, but I've been out of college for about 6 months now and I miss the lifestyle already.
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What do you do Genuine? Yeranee Dzez.
Working in my career is great, but I've been out of college for about 6 months now and I miss the lifestyle already. -
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I'm currently a production coordinatorfor one of the leading prop placement companies in the entertainment industry.Originally posted by omniscient
I'm constantly in talks with all the primetime television show producers, prop masters, costume designers, and set dressers. Additionally, I get to attend celeb events whenever our company has one. I've recently met Mark Whalberg, Melanie Griffith, James Woods, Ray Romano, Kevin James, and many others.
I love the job. It's great. But sometimes I wish I was still in college, because I loved the young and fun lifestyle it had.
*Hangs head*
Ahh man............. .....college.........
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I dunno, I prefer being out of college. I do miss taking courses purely for enjoyment but I prefer not having to do massive amounts of studying and stressing about stupid exams.
I've been out of school for my second year now and I can't say I'm itching to get back. Eventually I will, but not yet.
The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott FitzgeraldComment
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What do you do? I've been out of school only for about 4 months now and I'm already thinking of applying to grad school next year. I think if I don't do it while I'm still in the "school mode", I wont go back.Originally posted by ckBejugI dunno, I prefer being out of college. I do miss taking courses purely for enjoyment but I prefer not having to do massive amounts of studying and stressing about stupid exams. I've been out of school for my second year now and I can't say I'm itching to get back. Eventually I will, but not yet.Comment
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I graduated from usc a year and a half ago and now I work as an associate research scientist in molecular biology at Caltech. I need to be in 'work 18-20 hours a day mode' rather than 'school mode' if and when I go back to get my phd because it requires less 'studying' and more actual hands on research and experimentation....Originally posted by GSTracer05
What about you? What do you do?The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott FitzgeraldComment
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Thats very impressive. I'm currently a Senior Manager at a Medical Center. I've reached my growth potential with the company so now I'm trying to move into Pharmaceutical Sales or management with companies such as Blue Cross, HealthNet, Medtronic, etc. What type of research are you working on? Or is it confidential?Originally posted by ckBejug
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People were telling me to go into Pharm sales right after graduation, when I was at a loss as to what to do next. It is a good money-maker and it's great because you get to travel around to wherever the next company/medical clinic it is you're selling to. The dolwnside, I think, is the pushing/selling of product. I don't think i'd be very good at selling something. It takes a certain charisma to get people to buy something from you and while I can be personable, I'm not a big seller.Originally posted by GSTracer05Thats very impressive. I'm currently a Senior Manager at a Medical Center. I've reached my growth potential with the company so now I'm trying to move into Pharmaceutical Sales or management with companies such as Blue Cross, HealthNet, Medtronic, etc. What type of research are you working on? Or is it confidential?
The research specifics are confidential, of course, but the main project is quite public. Alliance for Cellular Signaling: basically I spend hours upon hours cloning DNA and inserting and removing genes in the cellular signaling pathway (cell 'communication' pathway) to determine how cells transmit information to eachother and 'talk' through signaling...The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott FitzgeraldComment
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like neurons firing or how genetic information is transmitted?Originally posted by ckBejug
Sounds interesting.[COLOR=#4b0082][B][SIZE=4][FONT=trebuchet ms]“If you think you can, or you can’t, you’re right.”
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She'd tell you, but then she'd have to kill you.Originally posted by SiggieComment
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