Wednesday, March 21, 2007

scums

i feel that my 3 years in sch is a big fat joke.
thats how im feelin right now.
ithe modules provided are utter crap.
damn shitty. so stupid.
not even the least bit realistic.
n u know it. all u ntu professors hiding in ur lil rooms.
i cld go on.
but im not inthe best of moods right now.
applying online is not the way to go to apply for jobs. and everyone knows that.
but the moment i open up my eyes, i dont even brush my teeth.,
i scramble for my laptop check my email inbox and i see...nothing.i press "F5" and still nothing.
-blink blink-

------- --edit-- hahahaaa

maybe i shld just copy n paste the shitworks.

Dear Sarah,Thank you for applying for the Product Planning Engineer - Intern position, requisition number 2017184.We've reviewed your application and have narrowed our search to candidates whose background and experience more closely meet the position requirements. We encourage you to continue to visit our jobs web site at www.jobs.agilent.com to apply for other positions that may interest you. Also, don't forget to register for "Job Agent" to receive notifications for Agilent opportunities that match your interests.We wish you success in your efforts to identify employment opportunities.Sincerely,Agilent Technologies

Dear Sarah

Please be informed that your email is having our attention and kindly be advised that only short-listed candidate will be contacted. Thank you for taking an interest in our company and should we not contact you further, we would like to take this opportunity to wish you all the best in your future endeavor.


We received your resume and would like to thank you for your interest inGoogle. After carefully reviewing your experience and qualifications, wehave determined that we do not have a position available which is a strongmatch at this time.Thanks again for considering Google. We wish you well in your endeavorsand hope you might consider us again in the future.Sincerely,Google Staffing

n at least they bother to reply.
the rest are zero.
zilch.
technology rules.

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