While my job search has not turned up much, I am still hopeful as I still have one semester left and I had a spectacular interview with a company. For every question he had, I had an answer and an experience to share. The interviewer also had a few things to relate to me. All in all, I see a friendly and structured work environment, and I feel that this company would be a great fit for me.
Speaking of “spectacular,” this month of solar car team work has been exactly that. For starters, we got the car rolling on its own power again, in time for an outreach event at San Antonio and to show off to our biggest sponsor, Samsung. We even peer-pressured Professor Hallock (our wonderful faculty advisor) into taking a lap in it!
During the course of a month or so, our Blackboard system had a survey asking what operating system we use. I noticed today that the survey is now closed with this snippet: “The operating system poll is now closed, the Linux/UNIX user’s [sic] have won. You can turn off the automated scripts now.” A screenshot is below:
With my left hand on the Bible and my right hand raised, I voted only once (hence the title). For better accuracy, they should’ve kept track of the EIDs that voted.
