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dvasas
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Location: Taipei, Taiwan
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IMO it is best to call places, and when you go for an interview bring a copy of your passport, degree, and resume. In the past when I did teaching interviews they never had looked at my resume and it confused them that I did not have one with me.
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craigzy
Joined: 20 Mar 2006
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Location: taichung
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i somehow managed to get a job. only 14 hours, but its enough for an arc.
the other are right - print like 20 copies of your resume, rent a scooter, and go into every school you see. in the last 4 schools i visited, 3 of them offered me a job on the spot. its just a couple hours a week, but a job is a job. |
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Toe Save
Joined: 04 Oct 2004
Posts: 202
Location: 'tween the pipes.........
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| craigzy wrote: |
i somehow managed to get a job. only 14 hours, but its enough for an arc.
the other are right - print like 20 copies of your resume, rent a scooter, and go into every school you see. in the last 4 schools i visited, 3 of them offered me a job on the spot. its just a couple hours a week, but a job is a job. |
Well done Craig. Good luck. |
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BigWally
Joined: 07 Jun 2006
Posts: 765
Location: Ottawa, CAN (prev. Kaohsiung "the Dirty South")
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| congrats...hard work pays off |
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