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Any of yall do it? Looking for maybe at home telemarketing or translation services--or anything were being bilingual is an asset. Decent pay as well since I still got bills/rent/tuition. Trying free up as much time for myself to dedicate to school now that Im closer to graduating. Thanks in advance.
GoodOdor
03-08-2013, 07:00 PM
:lol
Edward
03-08-2013, 07:00 PM
:lmao
mavs>spurs
03-08-2013, 07:16 PM
CROFL :lmao awwwwwwwwwwwww being a utsa engineer didnt get you a good jerbbb after all :cry
why not just be, you know, an engineering intern scroh? jobs just not callin?
mavs>spurs
03-08-2013, 07:19 PM
you should just try being a phone banker or something where your bea@nerness can actually be an asset to other be@ners, if i have a job opening ill let you know
Edward
03-08-2013, 07:20 PM
CROFL :lmao awwwwwwwwwwwww being a utsa engineer didnt get you a good jerbbb after all :cry
why not just be, you know, an engineering intern scroh? jobs just not callin?
:lmao looking for a telemarketing job rather than actual engineering experience
DPG21920
03-08-2013, 07:22 PM
Even though you are a massive douche and welshed on me, I will again provide as much help as I can.
I work from "home" (meaning I don't have an office, it's just at my house, but I am typically out during the working day then do my admin stuff from my place). My job might be difficult to get right away, however, I do have an idea to share with you.
My lovely GF is a Speech Language Pathologist that specializes in children and works for a home health company. She works out of our place, but like me is out most of the day at her clients homes doing their therapy. When she comes across a child/home that is Spanish speaking, she then calls an interpreter that she cooridnates with and they meet at the clients home. This person (which I'm suggesting you look into) gets paid decently well and has a flexible schedule (meaning they are working from home/at clients homes vs going into an office).
Lucky for you, the industry is growing rapidly and I am quite sure there are several home health Speech Path companies in San Antonio. My suggestion would be to look them up and see if they need an interp. Good news is, I do not believe it requires a college education nor a back ground in the field since you are not doing technical work - just translating what the Speech Pathlogist is saying/the kid is saying.
Hopefully that helps and who knows, it might inspire you down a career path you didn't really know of before.
DPG21920
03-08-2013, 07:23 PM
http://www.indeed.com/q-Speech-Language-Pathologist-l-San-Antonio,-TX-jobs.html
Edward
03-08-2013, 07:42 PM
Even though you are a massive douche and welshed on me, I will again provide as much help as I can.
I work from "home" (meaning I don't have an office, it's just at my house, but I am typically out during the working day then do my admin stuff from my place). My job might be difficult to get right away, however, I do have an idea to share with you.
My lovely GF is a Speech Language Pathologist that specializes in children and works for a home health company. She works out of our place, but like me is out most of the day at her clients homes doing their therapy. When she comes across a child/home that is Spanish speaking, she then calls an interpreter that she cooridnates with and they meet at the clients home. This person (which I'm suggesting you look into) gets paid decently well and has a flexible schedule (meaning they are working from home/at clients homes vs going into an office).
Lucky for you, the industry is growing rapidly and I am quite sure there are several home health Speech Path companies in San Antonio. My suggestion would be to look them up and see if they need an interp. Good news is, I do not believe it requires a college education nor a back ground in the field since you are not doing technical work - just translating what the Speech Pathlogist is saying/the kid is saying.
Hopefully that helps and who knows, it might inspire you down a career path you didn't really know of before.
I've said it before, but the way you have taken FkLA under your wing in spite of how unappreciative he's been is both honorable and commendable.
Yeah, like m> s said, you should be looking into an engineering internship. Halliburton, perhaps?
Latarian Milton
03-08-2013, 08:03 PM
working at home ain't a bad idea because you won't have to burn 100 something gallons of gas on road every month, whose price is sky rocketing. being bilingual ain't gonna give you such a big advantage as you think imho, there're well more than a million immigrants in this country and most of them are bilingual. just speak fluent english and you're good tbh. i've been planning to start my own talkshow on the internet concerning love/relationship/life issues, and you can give me a call if you have any interest in joining me my friend.
Latarian Milton
03-08-2013, 08:10 PM
you should just try being a phone banker or something where your bea@nerness can actually be an asset to other be@ners, if i have a job opening ill let you know
they're too many jobs out there whose names are well decorated but which are indeed deadend jobs. i know that even a dead end job would be satisfying enough for a mexican immigrant but if i were a local student who has a hugh ambition, im gonna continue to pursue my career in school or somewhere else at any cost. there ain't many jobs like engineer internship in the market today where you can improve your skills in your profession while getting better prepared for the future imho, most of the available jobs are deadend shitty jobs out there and it would be a waste of your time and intelligence to work at those shitty jobs tbh
TDMVPDPOY
03-09-2013, 01:13 AM
put ur mouth, ass and hand to good use clown
CROFL :lmao awwwwwwwwwwwww being a utsa engineer didnt get you a good jerbbb after all :cry
why not just be, you know, an engineering intern scroh? jobs just not callin?
:lol leave it to the guy thats butthurt about selling insurance to twist it up.
Its by choice that I want a low skill, flexible job while school is going on. If I have 2-3 exams within the span of a week I want to be able to not work so I can bunker myself in the library for the week...ideallly Id rather not work but not all of us live home with mommy or spend all our time with our bullmastiffs tbh. I got leisure expenses and rent unlike yourself nigga.
Even though you are a massive douche and welshed on me, I will again provide as much help as I can.
I work from "home" (meaning I don't have an office, it's just at my house, but I am typically out during the working day then do my admin stuff from my place). My job might be difficult to get right away, however, I do have an idea to share with you.
My lovely GF is a Speech Language Pathologist that specializes in children and works for a home health company. She works out of our place, but like me is out most of the day at her clients homes doing their therapy. When she comes across a child/home that is Spanish speaking, she then calls an interpreter that she cooridnates with and they meet at the clients home. This person (which I'm suggesting you look into) gets paid decently well and has a flexible schedule (meaning they are working from home/at clients homes vs going into an office).
Lucky for you, the industry is growing rapidly and I am quite sure there are several home health Speech Path companies in San Antonio. My suggestion would be to look them up and see if they need an interp. Good news is, I do not believe it requires a college education nor a back ground in the field since you are not doing technical work - just translating what the Speech Pathlogist is saying/the kid is saying.
Hopefully that helps and who knows, it might inspire you down a career path you didn't really know of before.
Is your gf taller than you? :lol
Jk bro, if youre being genuine than thanks for taking the time. Ill take a look at it tomorrow morning tbh.
ashbeeigh
03-09-2013, 09:23 AM
Look into contract positions instead of full time/part time employment if you are looking for something like translation or telemarketing. Those can be a bit more flexible and you can negotiate a bit more with them.
I am in as DPG21920's girlfriend in that my office can be at home but I am out in the community assessing and interviewing families and volunteers. It's alright, but you have to be focused and have to make your own schedule and stay away from distractions that can get you off track. Our office now has several "must be in the office" days so we can track our productivity.
DarrinS
03-09-2013, 09:49 AM
If you really are an engineering student, I think the internship is sound advice.
marini martini
03-09-2013, 09:51 AM
Try selling Avon. :lol
GoodOdor
03-09-2013, 10:49 AM
If you really are an engineering student, I think the internship is sound advice.
"Hi, I'm calling about the engineering internship. I would like to apply."
"oh, okay. Where do you go to school?"
"I study at UST.....hello??!!?".
"Hi, I'm calling about the engineering internship. I would like to apply."
"oh, okay. Where do you go to school?"
"I study at UST.....hello??!!?".
hahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahah
:lmao
:lmao
Look into contract positions instead of full time/part time employment if you are looking for something like translation or telemarketing. Those can be a bit more flexible and you can negotiate a bit more with them.
I am in as DPG21920's girlfriend in that my office can be at home but I am out in the community assessing and interviewing families and volunteers. It's alright, but you have to be focused and have to make your own schedule and stay away from distractions that can get you off track. Our office now has several "must be in the office" days so we can track our productivity.
You are DPGs gf? :lol
Otherwise, thanks for the advice.
If you really are an engineering student, I think the internship is sound advice.
Summer. Pretty certain Ill end up getting atleast one internship this summer.
Try selling Avon. :lol
My aunt sales all that pefume and stuff. No, thanks. :lol
ashbeeigh
03-09-2013, 12:36 PM
You are DPGs gf? :lol
Otherwise, thanks for the advice.
No. It should have read as a similar situation as.
mavs>spurs
03-09-2013, 12:57 PM
:lol leave it to the guy thats butthurt about selling insurance to twist it up.
Its by choice that I want a low skill, flexible job while school is going on. If I have 2-3 exams within the span of a week I want to be able to not work so I can bunker myself in the library for the week...ideallly Id rather not work but not all of us live home with mommy or spend all our time with our bullmastiffs tbh. I got leisure expenses and rent unlike yourself nigga.
Let's leave the fact that I'm under your brown skin out of this for the moment and realize that others are telling you I'm giving you sound advice. Nobody is going to hire an engineer from UTSA without any engineering experience. It's very important that you get an internship in your field if you wont to be able to find a job post grad. Other engineering students are able to handle their studies and find relevant work experience, why should you be exempt? If you can't handle your tests and work 20 hours a week in an internship, then you're probably in over your head by majoring in engineering. Just imagine if you were at a real school.
lol at the guy whos major got him stuck selling insurance talking shit about me wanting as much study time as possible for tests in a real major
Its not really that applying for an internship isnt sound advice, its that your degree got you a job selling insurance...so youre butthurt and all too happy to assume my superior engineering degree cant get me a real job either. Its by choice that I want this kind of job, mainly for the flexibility--Im doing an internship in the summer.
mavs>spurs
03-09-2013, 01:08 PM
people with the real capacity to major in engineering choose a real school and are able to handle both tests and internship, sorry
where do people with the real capacity to major in finance and that dont want to end up selling insurance go to ?
DPG21920
03-09-2013, 01:20 PM
They become billionaires in insurance imvho
DeadlyDynasty
03-09-2013, 01:21 PM
Stand out front of Home Depot and I'll pick you up in an hour.
mavs>spurs
03-09-2013, 01:31 PM
i don't sell insurance little bean, i work for a big lender and that's all you really need to know. i'm far from finished i just graduated and started working like 6 months ago. i'm doing alright you don't really need to worry about me, you however are here seeking advice and we're all here to help you. get an engineering internship, that's all i can really say to you.
:lol ashamed of selling insurance
:lol 'big lender'
Thats about as believable as you claiming you were on your way to Wharton tbh.
apalisoc_9
03-09-2013, 01:50 PM
I wanted to say affiliate marketing but you would need to learn a lot a need a few hundred bucks to start. I made my first 490 Dollars a few weeks ago doing it and it's only getting bigger..not sure if anyone can remember but i was in a terrible financial decision and i even made a thread about it here.
But since you're doing it to give yourself more time in school, why not teach English as a second language online. I have a relative that does this work she has about 2-3 clients a week.
Good luck!
mavs>spurs
03-09-2013, 02:04 PM
:lol ashamed of selling insurance
:lol 'big lender'
Thats about as believable as you claiming you were on your way to Wharton tbh.
dumb ******, one of the requirements of getting into a top business school for graduate studies is 2 years working in the field. as if not posting personal information on spurstalk is any sort of evidence that it's not believable. the only thing here we have evidence to believe by looking at the facts is that you're not cut out for engineering judging by your past decisions and this thread.
Lincoln
03-09-2013, 02:31 PM
You should do porn tbh
apalisoc_9
03-09-2013, 02:56 PM
You should do porn tbh
I know this was meant to be a joke but you can make good money in a short amount of time doing cam modeling. You don't need to fap on cam or anything extreme you just need to build some sort of relationship with your clients. If you're not fat and average looking at least you would be making bank..
Customers are 85% gay men 10% ugly old women 5% fucked up women
mavs>spurs
03-09-2013, 03:07 PM
i dont care if its just on cam or not, "modeling" on cam for gays is homo as fuck. shame on you. this is a serious thread with serious advice, this young lads future is hanging in the balance he needs to get his act together before it's too late to be an engineer, not give up and become some male homo.
DUNCANownsKOBE
03-09-2013, 03:58 PM
:lol selling insurance isn't remotely close to what ms does. It is howeva close to what people who are telemarketers do
GoodOdor
03-09-2013, 04:30 PM
Stand out front of Home Depot and I'll pick you up in an hour.
:lmao
I wanted to say affiliate marketing but you would need to learn a lot a need a few hundred bucks to start. I made my first 490 Dollars a few weeks ago doing it and it's only getting bigger..not sure if anyone can remember but i was in a terrible financial decision and i even made a thread about it here.
But since you're doing it to give yourself more time in school, why not teach English as a second language online. I have a relative that does this work she has about 2-3 clients a week.
Good luck!
How did she build up her clientele brah? If there is one, hook me up with the website tbh.
dumb ******, one of the requirements of getting into a top business school for graduate studies is 2 years working in the field. as if not posting personal information on spurstalk is any sort of evidence that it's not believable. the only thing here we have evidence to believe by looking at the facts is that you're not cut out for engineering judging by your past decisions and this thread.
Lol since when do they not accept students fresh off earning their undergraduate degree? Now youve resorted to make up lies to try to save face. :lmao
I know this was meant to be a joke but you can make good money in a short amount of time doing cam modeling. You don't need to fap on cam or anything extreme you just need to build some sort of relationship with your clients. If you're not fat and average looking at least you would be making bank..
Customers are 85% gay men 10% ugly old women 5% fucked up women
Youve done it havent you? :lol
So cute how DoK always comes in for the rescue of his baby girl m>s too. Coincidence that hes moving to Texas for work (IIRC)? Kinda suspect tbh. :lol
DeadlyDynasty
03-09-2013, 06:05 PM
In all seriousness, in this day and age experience is a must. If you have to get that through an internship first, then so be it. Pay your dues, make contacts, foster important relationships with respected members in your field, and eventually you'll land a job. Yes, some engineering students get hired right outta school, but it's usually from a known commodity like a Drexel, Lehigh, or any major university. Not trying to kill the whole lolutsa schtick, but since you go there your best option is to go internship first.
^Summer. I never said I would try to get hired without any experience brah. Internships are vital, I agree.
johnsmith
03-09-2013, 06:26 PM
^Summer. I never said I would try to get hired without any experience brah. Internships are vital, I agree.
What type of engineering did you major in?
havnt graduated yet but im in ME
apalisoc_9
03-09-2013, 07:55 PM
How did she build up her clientele brah? If there is one, hook me up with the website tbh.
Lol since when do they not accept students fresh off earning their undergraduate degree? Now youve resorted to make up lies to try to save face. :lmao
Youve done it havent you? :lol
I'll ask her about it when i see her. Another thing you can do is write articles/fix peoples websites/reconstruct grammar in websites/. I'm thinking you can at the very last write a few articles here and there and sell it. I did a few CSS and HTML work and fitness articles writing a few months ago trying to supplement my income, it could be slow at times but it's not bad.
Heres some sites where you can do your writing bids.
Freelancer.com
odesk.com
You could also do a view gigs at fiverr.com
I didnt personally make that much with these because once i got enough money, i started concentrating on affiliate marketing/e-mail marketing, but you could definitely make good money doing this..Some trusted writers make as much as 1k a week basically putting up aritlces which are so obviously plagiarized. they tweak the tittles, tweak paraghraps and so on and that's how some of them make a lot of "unique" aritlces in just one day.
As for the modeling think, yeah almost got into that. I came to my senses though, so i didn't go through. even applying on legit cam sites requires a few ID's, body shots, and face shots. And from what i can tell from visiting a forum about modeling ( you won't find it unless you know a person from there though) with heavy traffic, most of the customers are gay dudes, a few old women and some fcked up women, i know because that was the bulk of the people on that site. :lol..Makes me feel bad about myslef for even considering it..
DarrinS
03-09-2013, 08:06 PM
For the record, the ME, EE, and CE programs at UTSA are fully accredited.
You could go to a more prestigious school if you want to waste more money.
DUNCANownsKOBE
03-09-2013, 10:50 PM
How did she build up her clientele brah? If there is one, hook me up with the website tbh.
Lol since when do they not accept students fresh off earning their undergraduate degree? Now youve resorted to make up lies to try to save face. :lmao
Youve done it havent you? :lol
:lmao are you fuckin retarded? All of the elite MBA programs expect at least 2 yeArs of work experience before starting. That's why investment banks have two year analyst programs
I'll ask her about it when i see her. Another thing you can do is write articles/fix peoples websites/reconstruct grammar in websites/. I'm thinking you can at the very last write a few articles here and there and sell it. I did a few CSS and HTML work and fitness articles writing a few months ago trying to supplement my income, it could be slow at times but it's not bad.
Heres some sites where you can do your writing bids.
Freelancer.com
odesk.com
You could also do a view gigs at fiverr.com
I didnt personally make that much with these because once i got enough money, i started concentrating on affiliate marketing/e-mail marketing, but you could definitely make good money doing this..Some trusted writers make as much as 1k a week basically putting up aritlces which are so obviously plagiarized. they tweak the tittles, tweak paraghraps and so on and that's how some of them make a lot of "unique" aritlces in just one day.
As for the modeling think, yeah almost got into that. I came to my senses though, so i didn't go through. even applying on legit cam sites requires a few ID's, body shots, and face shots. And from what i can tell from visiting a forum about modeling ( you won't find it unless you know a person from there though) with heavy traffic, most of the customers are gay dudes, a few old women and some fcked up women, i know because that was the bulk of the people on that site. :lol..Makes me feel bad about myslef for even considering it..
I probably wouldnt mind doing some writing in stuff Im interested, so Ill check that out as well since Im not just looking for only one main source of income...if I need to do different shit here or there I wouldnt mind tbh. Let me know whats up with that website too when your relative gets back to you brah.
You considering the modeling shit is gay as fukk cuz, not even gonna lie. :lol
For the record, the ME, EE, and CE programs at UTSA are fully accredited.
You could go to a more prestigious school if you want to waste more money.
Of course its accredited, bro. Not saying I wouldnt prefer a degree from MIT or some other fancy school instead...but an engineering degree from any accredited school has its worth. Itll definitely get me something better than selling insurance tbh.
:lmao are you fuckin retarded? All of the elite MBA programs expect at least 2 yeArs of work experience before starting. That's why investment banks have two year analyst programs
First off alot of stuff can be considered work experience, including paid internships...secondly there is no 2 year 'requirement', thats bs and both of you butt buddies know it tbh. If there was your butt buddy wouldnt have been bragging about being on his way to Wharton upon graduation not too long ago, only to end up selling insurance. :lol
mavs>spurs
03-10-2013, 03:27 PM
I already told you once be@ner, me and dok's parents both have rich jewish connections I'm working 2 years at goldman sachs as an analyst making 75k a year then going to Wharton. It's already understood that we will both be getting into the masters program there.
DUNCANownsKOBE
03-10-2013, 03:48 PM
:lol thinking that two year work requirement is something I just made up. Google the Harvard 2+2 program or the requirements for any other elite MBA program (Wharton, MIT, Stanford, etc) and 2 years of real work experience is required for all of them. No one can go get an MBA from an elite school right after their undergrad.
jeebus
03-10-2013, 04:28 PM
Stand out front of Home Depot and I'll pick you up in an hour.
:lmao
I already told you once be@ner, me and dok's parents both have rich jewish connections I'm working 2 years at goldman sachs as an analyst making 75k a year then going to Wharton. It's already understood that we will both be getting into the masters program there.
:lmao :lmao
mavs>spurs
03-12-2013, 05:32 PM
sucks to be poor with immigrant parents doesn't it scro
Latarian Milton
03-12-2013, 06:18 PM
at least his be@ner parents brought him where he is now when he was rather young, so he doesn't have to get married to an fat ugly bitch in his early 20s and live a fucked up life with 12 kids by his 30's birthday.
at least his be@ner parents brought him where he is now when he was rather young, so he doesn't have to get married to an fat ugly bitch in his early 20s and live a fucked up life with 12 kids by his 30's birthday.
Mexican women are some of the most in shape womens in the world tbh. Mexican-Americans are the ones that can get fat.
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