Jeremy C. Reed wrote: > So you are looking for part-time job with the goal of gaining real world > experience to use on a resume? > > Maybe our list can share some ideas on where to get experience, plus > also share how they got their foot in the door. > > I am just brainstorming here, but maybe you can do some open source > project work. I am sure you can use it on your resume and may be able to > get some testimonials for your work. > > It doesn't have to be programming code, but could be website design and > maintenance, documentation writing and improvements, software testing, > graphics design, translations, advocacy/marketing work, etc. > Well since you asked, I'll put in a word about Free Geek Seattle. We have conditional status at this point which means we can use the name but a lot of blood & sweat (hopefully no tears) are needed before we're official. Find out more @ http://freegeekseattle.org/volunteer/
On the subject of volunteering, I can say that volunteering for an organization you care about seems to me the "no-brainer" way to create opportunities for yourself, other and in general create good karma. -- I hate racists. Mark D. Foster <[email protected]> http://mark.foster.cc/ | http://conshell.net/
