My school is r3v

[Turf1600]

oh, and

but thanks for assuming psloan and making an ass out of yourself, again.

try again next time

[delatlanta1281]

"Patient Account representative" = glorified secretary, ya douche.

Advanced Business Undergrad with Econ minor and Honor Thesis, with 3.74 GPA and three study abroad programs and three internships = I'm going to have your hospital as a client and consult them to fire you in a few years.

Have fun being a loser filing bills to insurance companies, and not partying. Jut because your life sucks so hard you have to brag about your "success" on the internet doesn't mean you have anything worth giving a shit about.

That doesn't look like a resume to me... looks like a transcript.
Where did you intern?
What experience and for how long?
So do you have a job as we speak?
I am confused...

[Turf1600]

That doesn't look like a resume to me... looks like a transcript.
Where did you intern?
What experience and for how long?
So do you have a job as we speak?
I am confused...

[delatlanta1281]

No I'm serious... Does he have a job or is he in school???
Cause if he doesn't have a job, I don't consider that a resume as a manager. Sure he interned, but so do most people. What paid experience do you have Lance? I respect the internships, don't get me wrong, but if you're still in College talking this shit then you may want to slow down, buy a helmet and get ready for the world when you are out.

[Turf1600]

I've asked a minimum of 5 times whether or not he has a job - and have not received an answer. I'll assume that means credit cards and school loans pay for everything - or mommy and daddy.

[rwh11385]

lol. This really shows how arrogant you are. Not everyone wants or envys the life you are living.

Funny how you think your situation is envious with mentioning house, job, etc.

Assumption #1 - I failed at college life. I still maintain a 3.8.

You failed at college that takes outside the classroom, and for a lot of people, the most important part.

#5 - That I would enjoy your life - I had it and moved on to something that suited me better.

You definitely haven't had the experience I've had. Maybe you were in a dorm, which I have never been, and maybe you see what college is for some in movies, but you definitely don't know what my tenure has included.

You have your life, and I have mine. We obviously both enjoy our paths and we definitely won't agree on the right way because there is not one for everyone. But you were the one to go out and say you were better because of where you are and what you have done, which does not hold as much value in my mind as what I have chosen to do. This whole thread blew up because equate claimed other people's choices were FTL because they were not for him, and your multiple claims about parent-funded college being worthless and not as good as your way.

You can do your thing with work, wife, and house, and claim you will be a radiologist or whatever, but don't try to put out false information because people will fire on you.

[Turf1600]

Funny how you think your situation is envious with mentioning house, job, etc.


You failed at college that takes outside the classroom, and for a lot of people, the most important part.


You definitely haven't had the experience I've had. Maybe you were in a dorm, which I have never been, and maybe you see what college is for some in movies, but you definitely don't know what my tenure has included.

You have your life, and I have mine. We obviously both enjoy our paths and we definitely won't agree on the right way because there is not one for everyone. But you were the one to go out and say you were better because of where you are and what you have done, which does not hold as much value in my mind as what I have chosen to do. This whole thread blew up because equate claimed other people's choices were FTL because they were not for him, and your multiple claims about parent-funded college being worthless and not as good as your way.

You can do your thing with work, wife, and house, and claim you will be a radiologist or whatever, but don't try to put out false information because people will fire on you.

I still don't think I failed at the social part of college - but whatever. Agree to disagree. I still hold that everything I've said was in defense - I hate boasting. However, I was called a liar and put into question - so I responded. What I do isn't for everyone - sure. But I love it.

As a side note - If I had known my words would have been so carefully analyzed I would have chosen them more wisely.

[rwh11385]

That doesn't look like a resume to me... looks like a transcript.
Where did you intern?
What experience and for how long?
So do you have a job as we speak?
I am confused...

Why would I post where I have worked. I'll put up pics of my (now) ex, but bringing work into the cereal budiness that is online fun and chaos of the r3v forum is stupid.

I've interned at an actuarial firm for two summers and a winter, and gave me a taste for financial study, which I learned I didn't like. And then I interned at a market research company this past summer. Now, I could have passed on the past summer's opportunity because it was unpaid (how it goes in the UK) but I highly value the experience of working in a city as cool and fun as London. Truly worth every pound.

I technically am employed at a BMW dealership still, but since I get paid by the University to learn and want extra curricular leadership experience and this would be more useful than $$, I do not work during school. I afford the fun things I do with additional scholarship money and a tiny business endeavor I do each semester (organize and sell t shirts for a pub crawl).

Maybe I shouldn't have gone to help paint a school house in Belize or spend the money on that study abroad, but I made some of my current best friends down there and helped people in a third world country, but it was worth it to me. Definitely maybe I should have not spent thousands of dollars each summer in track events and then more on tires, hotels, etc, but it was a blast. Maybe I shouldn't go to a BMW factory in Germany this spring break and work instead... but I bet it'll be worth it. There's no need for me to work and plenty of reason to choose to do other things with my time and give a foundation to build on after graduating. Why should I give up leadership experience and fun just for money? Life is pointless if you don't care to live it.

[rwh11385]

I still don't think I failed at the social part of college - but whatever. Agree to disagree. I still hold that everything I've said was in defense - I hate boasting. However, I was called a liar and put into question - so I responded. What I do isn't for everyone - sure. But I love it.

As a side note - If I had known my words would have been so carefully analyzed I would have chosen them more wisely.

You gave up life on campus and the atmosphere, a plethora of people your age, for money. Certainly that is a choice, but for however much you are getting paid and getting work experience, there is stuff you are giving up that I and others value - even if you are still working for that piece of paper that says you are passing courses. Even if you have a social life, you're not living school as one at college does.

If you are going to make statements, be careful not to make sweeping generalizations based solely on your observations and shoddy numbers. Saying "College doesn't do shit" because you are stating bad data and met a stripper with a degree won't get you far in an argument or discussion.

[Turf1600]

You gave up life on campus and the atmosphere, a plethora of people your age, for money. Certainly that is a choice, but for however much you are getting paid and getting work experience, there is stuff you are giving up that I and others value - even if you are still working for that piece of paper that says you are passing courses. Even if you have a social life, you're not living school as one at college does.

If you are going to make statements, be careful not to make sweeping generalizations based solely on your observations and shoddy numbers. Saying "College doesn't do shit" because you are stating bad data and met a stripper with a degree won't get you far in an argument or discussion.

Another assumption - I didn't give up on college for money. Other things were happening that were more important than friends, work, school - whatever. So I took care of that. Life took it's course from there and here I am now.

[Ral]

fellas- give it up. The longer you go at this, the more your responses are gonna aggravate the other person (people).

Oh- and whether you mean to or not, every defense (and three or four consecutive, different posts within 5 minutes) you throw out there are digging you deeper into the hole. not hating on you, or attacking you, just stating what seems to be the general consensus.

[rwh11385]

Well, you still value working and money more than going back to campus and living the collegiate experience. For so many posts, you seem obsessed with your income, so that's where I got that assumption. If you value other things in life, don't be so big and boastful or competition when it comes to money.

[delatlanta1281]

Oh ok so you haven't started a career yet.
Now I understand.
You can talk about internships, travel, third world countries, BMW plants, Laguna Seca, Belize, posting naked pics of an ex-girlfriend. Whater you want. It doesn't impress me. People do cool shit ALL THE TIME! Not just you braggy. I have been tons of places as well. I have also worked ALL my life and was still able to incorperate all the things you talk about. Until you have become successful in this world all your shit talking about how successful you will be is crap. Education won't play a huge part in success once you have a job. Attitude, humility, the intelligence to stop arguing and listen to people with different ideas (goes for the both of you), and the foresight to ask questions even if you feel stupid will get you everywhere. You really think tht I as a boss give two shits if you shingled a house in belize? I worked HFH all throughout highschool in section 8 parts of Atlanta. I actually made a difference in MY city. Does my boss care? No. He probably respects it, but it isn't going to help further his or my career. Both of you get down off you box and try to agree that there are different approaches to life and work. One may not work for you, but if it works for others how is that BAD????? I belive the OP was trying to say that before you two started ass grabbing.

[uofom3]

I missed this thread because i was studying for finals :)

[delatlanta1281]

I missed this thread because i was studying for finals :)

Good luck man!