I'm a few years removed from the college job hunt, and I didn't have summers so I didn't exactly deal with the same thing, but ill share my experiences and logic. You will not find a summer "Tech" job. Companies generally don't want to invest the time to bring you up to speed to have you leave at the end of the summer. Most also don't want part time work. If those are the things you want I would advise targetting smaller companies, realestate agencies and stuff like that. They won't want you full time, because of cost and they won't worry too much about you leaving. You won't make a lot of money, but it will add to your resume when you approach graduation and seek a fulltime job via somewhere you find on dice, et cetera. On Mar 29, 2011 1:47 PM, "Mark Holmquist" <marktrac...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > Not sure if this is appropriate, but I've done it in the past with few complaints on a different list. > > I'm a rising Senior at the University of Redlands, and I need a summer job. I've applied at various places, but it's been pretty sparse when it comes to local programming jobs. Does anyone on the list know of a tech company that might be hiring? > > Not that I'm straight-up asking for someone to give me a job, but pointing to a local company that's accepting applications would certainly be nice. My school basically ignores the computer people, so the career services office doesn't track any companies of that sort. > > Thanks, hope to hear from some of you! > > -- > Mark Holmquist > Student, Computer Science > University of Redlands > marktrac...@gmail.com > _______________________________________________ > LinuxUsers mailing list > LinuxUsers@socallinux.org > http://socallinux.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linuxusers
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