re: How to apply for Government Jobs

I've thought he was a troll much like the poster, Hugo stiglitz' love for Hillary Clinton; however, I don't think Volod is a troll

Gaston

I acknowledge that I don't have a traditional engineering background. That's why I went to another school in the 1st place.

But as the OT and I have discovered, all schools are not created equal. Engineering at SU is no where near as tough as Tech or LSU. Most of the UG at Southern could not pass the PE.

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LET IT BE PROCLAIMED THROUGHOUT THE LAND

VOLOD ART THE KING OF TROLLS

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I thought that it was common knowledge that many hbcu's have not properly educated many of their students: I know Howard and morehouse are exceptions

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I'm a 38 years old EE grad from SU and making well over the 6 figure mark and I know many others who I graduate with are doing just as well or better as I am. School only teaches you basic knowledge. Whoever you decide to work for, that's when the real learning begins. Coming out of school, your employer will train you how to do the job. I have a very strong work ethic and a high degree of a willingness to learn so coming out of school I was a sponge. People on here try to talk bad about schools like SU, but in it's not so much the school> If the program is accredited, which SU's Engineering program is (ABET in regards to Engineering), they all teach the same basic engineering concepts. I've worked along side people who graduated from TAMU, LSU, Georgia Tech, Louisiana Tech, UT, Purdue, etc. and there are dumb asses everywhere. There's this one ME who went to LSU and I don't see how in the hell this guy made it through LSU's program b/c he doesn't know a damn thing. Success is all predicated on the individual's work ethic and drive. If you want to be successful, it really doesn't matter where your degree comes from once you enter the workplace.

www.governmentjobs.com

Seriously.