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Всем привет. Пишу сюда, потому что уже реально не знаю, куда выплеснуть это чувство тупика. Я закончила учёбу, есть базовые знания, желание работать и развиваться, но каждый раз упираюсь в одно и то же: «нужен опыт от 1–3 лет». И вот замкнутый круг — чтобы получить опыт, нужна работа, а чтобы получить работу, нужен опыт. Стажировки либо неоплачиваемые, либо требуют полного рабочего дня, на который не всегда можно себе позволить жить. Отправляешь резюме — тишина. Иногда доходишь до собеседования, всё вроде бы хорошо, но в итоге выбирают того, кто «уже работал». Подскажите, может, у кого-то была похожая история — что помогло вам выйти из этого замкнутого круга? Миф или Рельность - urlhttp://www.miragescort.ruработа для женщин в москве/url
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Voice of Reason: Giving up the Ghosts
Nov 30, 2004
Voice of Reason: Giving up the Ghosts
In early December 2004, a woman named Mary Anderson put her father's ghost up for sale at the online auction site eBay after her six-year-old son said he was afraid that his grandfather's ghost would haunt him. The grandfather's ghost -- or, at least, his cane --was purchased by the...
Explorer Looks for Amelia Earhart's Plane
Nov 30, 2004
Explorer Looks for Amelia Earhart's Plane
At 17,000 feet beneath the surface, the temperature of ocean water is just above freezing, oxygen is sparse and currents are relatively calm. In other words, ideal conditions for preserving an airplane that might have crashed into the depths nearly 70 years ago, according to marine explorer David Jourdan, who...
Voice of Reason: Predictions for 2004 Revisited
Nov 30, 2004
Voice of Reason: Predictions for 2004 Revisited
Time is running out. Over the next few days, Osama bin Laden will die of kidney disease. Saddam Hussein will be shot to death. Fidel Castro will die. A live dinosaur thousands of years old will be captured. The Hoover Dam will collapse. And Rosie O'Donnell will adopt Siamese twin...
Ancient Mayan Canals Possibly Spotted in Satellite Images
Oct 31, 2004
Ancient Mayan Canals Possibly Spotted in Satellite Images
Where the rain forests of Guatemala now stand, a great civilization once flourished. The people of Mayan society built vast cities, ornate temples, and towering pyramids. At its peak around 900 A.D., the population numbered 500 people per square mile in rural areas, and more than 2,000 people per square...
Pope Hails 'Sign of Dialogue' With Science
Oct 31, 2004
Pope Hails 'Sign of Dialogue' With Science
VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Pope John Paul II received an honorary degree Tuesday from Nicholas Copernicus University in his native Poland, calling it a ''sign of dialogue'' between science and faith. The pope received the rector and faculty members from the university in Torun, Poland, the astronomer's birthplace, which John...
How the Real 'Loch Ness Monster' Swam
Oct 31, 2004
How the Real 'Loch Ness Monster' Swam
A pair of scientists dove right in to figure out how a dinosaur-era lookalike of the fabled Loch Ness paddled its fins. The creature, a Plesiosaur, was a real-life, long-neck, fish-eating reptile with powerful jaws. It died out along with the dinosaurs. Some speculate the Loch Ness Monster is a...
'Hoax Busting' Science Center Expands
Jul 31, 2004
'Hoax Busting' Science Center Expands
AMHERST, N.Y. -- Display cases at the Center for Inquiry hold snake oil and other murky cure-alls, fortune-telling tools and a bug-eyed alien in repose. Intriguing mysteries to some, to the center they are something else: byproducts of a public too willing to turn a blind eye to science. For...
Peruvian Canals Most Ancient in New World
Nov 30, 2005
Peruvian Canals Most Ancient in New World
Any archaeologist will tell you that agriculture is what really kick-started social development in the ancient world. So what about people who lived in arid climates? In Egypt and Mesopotamia they developed irrigation canals. New discoveries suggest at least one group in the New World had the right idea too....
School Board Member: Don't Know Much about Intelligent Design ...
Oct 31, 2005
School Board Member: Don't Know Much about Intelligent Design ...
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania (AP) -- A school board member testified Wednesday she voted to include intelligent design'' in a high school biology curriculum despite not knowing much about the concept because she thought students should be aware of alternatives to evolutionary theory. I thought, this is another way to make them...
Elite Women Made Beer in Pre-Incan Culture
Oct 31, 2005
Elite Women Made Beer in Pre-Incan Culture
An ancient brewery from a vanished empire was staffed by elite women who were selected for their beauty or nobility, a new study concludes. The finding adds to other evidence that women played a more crucial role in ancient Andean societies than history books have stated. It may also in...
Beethoven's Bones?
Oct 31, 2005
Beethoven's Bones?
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ A California businessman said Thursday that skull fragments that once belonged to his great-great-uncle in 19th century Europe very likely came from German composer Ludwig van Beethoven. Paul Kaufmann made the announcement at the Center for Beethoven Studies at San Jose State University, which helped coordinate...
Leonardo Da Vinci's 10 Best Ideas
Oct 31, 2005
Leonardo Da Vinci's 10 Best Ideas
The Vitruvian Man Leonardo da Vinci's 'Vitruvian Man' is said to illustrate the golden ratio. Da Vinci modeled his perfect human form after the proportions laid out by Vitruvius, an ancient Roman architect. The angry-looking man drawn by Da Vinci has reason to smile - he's now considered one of...
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