Anybody working or schooling?

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Working or Schooling?

Working
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30%
Schooling
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70%
None of the above, I'm a free person :D
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Featherwing
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Unread post by Featherwing »

I am a student in Luxembourg :) . I try to become a teacher and I hope I will do a good job.
I am studying since three years and it gets on my nerves sometimes.

I hope I will be finished as fast as possible since I must repeat two internships. That costs me a year. :(
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Night-Hunter
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Unread post by Night-Hunter »

I'm getting my GED yepee for me.
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SilverfromOZ
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Unread post by SilverfromOZ »

Optimal Optimus Primal:
I'm one of the "old" farts here
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Well, that pretty much sums most of the old brigade here (myself included) :D

I am indeed quite happy to be gainfully employed now after a 6 month period of boredom and annoyance (stupid financial crisis rubbish). My official position is Robotics Engineer and nothing makes me grin wider than that on the work front. Automation, vision systems and networking are indeed much fun and I intend to rise up the ranks in rapid succession to potentially lead the area and establish a large robotics department. If anyone likes Robots and has a reasonably comfortable understanding with the sciences, I strongly recommend Mechatronic Engeering :D

#walks out the room singing Working Class Man by Jimmy Barnes# :wink:
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Safeguard
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Unread post by Safeguard »

SilverfromOZ wrote:I am indeed quite happy to be gainfully employed now after a 6 month period of boredom and annoyance (stupid financial crisis rubbish).
8D Congrats there! One of my friends got a job after several months, too - she had dozens of job interviews and none of them picked her. Now one of them did.
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transformersvoice
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Unread post by transformersvoice »

SilverfromOZ wrote:
Optimal Optimus Primal:
I'm one of the "old" farts here
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Well, that pretty much sums most of the old brigade here (myself included) :D

I am indeed quite happy to be gainfully employed now after a 6 month period of boredom and annoyance (stupid financial crisis rubbish). My official position is Robotics Engineer and nothing makes me grin wider than that on the work front. Automation, vision systems and networking are indeed much fun and I intend to rise up the ranks in rapid succession to potentially lead the area and establish a large robotics department. If anyone likes Robots and has a reasonably comfortable understanding with the sciences, I strongly recommend Mechatronic Engeering :D

#walks out the room singing Working Class Man by Jimmy Barnes# :wink:

Congratulations!
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