Today I sent a resume into Independence Blue Cross for a paid internship. The email said: "We are looking for a summer intern who would like to work in a Corporate Communications department assisting the technical team with support for print,web and multimedia designers. This is for Independence Blue Cross and the position offers many great opportunities for any student looking practical IT experience in a communications or corporate environment."
Contact and Application.
Then I found a listing on monster for a graphic design and customer representative in Sparks, MD which is nearby to Hunt Valley. The monster.com listing said "To Apply: To respond to this opportunity, please go to: http://www.MyChoiceEngine.com/Role/32265 or fax 1-800-521-9556 Attn: Gwena". Then it redirected to this Administaff thing where I painstakingly filled out the online form THREE TIMES before submitting. Sigh.
Then around 9:30pm I sent my resume off to Baltimore@rht.com because evidently this "Robert Half Technology" is a staffing organization with a Baltimore office...maybe I'll get a call? This said that a technical writer could get like $30 an hour! How fabulous.
Just after 1am I recieved e-mail confirmation notice that my application for Graphics & Printing Technician I was received in the State of Delaware's Office of Human Resource Management. My application was received on 4/26/2007 1:03:41 AM. The filing deadline for this job is 5/2/2007 11:59:00 PM. To review your application or submit an application for another job, return to the Current Employment Opportunities.
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This blog documents my job search process. I find it to be analogous to being a game show contestant complete with decisions, excitement, guesswork, hoops to jump, games to play, gambles, disappointments, showcase showdowns, and $64,000 questions, etc.
