u/theprowler2024

I was crossing Zach cross section and saw a guy fall off his bike in bizzell st and not one single person went up to bro to make sure he’s okay, everyone was either on their phone or just was looking. I tried to make an attempt to go up to him but it was too late because when he fell I was already on the other side of the road (he fell by zach and I was on the chipotle side) and there was nothing I could have done unless I wanted to get ran over since cars started driving. Still, so many people were on that side and witnessed bro fall and not one single person gave a single crap.. shi like this genuinely pisses me off and makes me lose hope in humanity

ye bro these career fairs are actually not helpful bc you could have the most stacked resume and be able to talk and dude will still tell you to apply online and it’s just so sad that every year there is wifi and internet issues so when its ur turn to talk to a company they don’t let you because yoh werent able to register due to no data or wifi available 💀 Just save time and apply online lads

Good maps doesn’t let me post my review so I’m posting it here:

I'm looking forward to the day that this apartment complex goes out of business and gets what it deserves for being one of the most horrible places to live at.

I have lived here for two years and my last year's rent did not exceed $650 with everything waived for a 4x4 and the same floorplan right now is $850 with nothing waived. They are genuinely thirsty for money.

That being said, I want to get into details:

1. The only way to get a hold of their leasing office is by driving to their office which they will have no choice but to help you because they never respond to their emails and they also have an AI that will tell you that the office is not available to take your call. Either they are just lazy slobs or their system is actually fried. And whenever you do go in person, record your conversation with whoever you talk to because they will change their words.

2. Their management is so poor, rude, and unprofessional that they cannot keep one single employee for more than three months. Over two years, they cycled through so many employees for whatever reason which proves that either people who go to work there, they realize that it's a crap work environment with angry and frustrated tenants or they don't train them well enough. Their team also lacks the ability to speak without saying "Ummm" or "Uhhh" in every sentence which again proves they don't know what they are talking about.

3. They have turned off commenting on their Instagram page because they know that people will speak out and it would ruin their chances of keeping a strong business.

Working with them is worse than making a deal with the devil and I cannot wait for the fall of Northpoint Crossing which I know will be soon. All they had to do was to listen to all the complaints and improve but that's fine because doing the opposite will result in going out of business.

Howdy, is anyone going to fort worth tomorrow evening from either cstat or houston? I am willing to split gas

Is anyone going to Fort Worth from Houston tomorrow? Would like to join and pitch in for gas and everything.

Hey everyone, I am currently interning here and i was just told that my team does not offer part time during school (im in my 2nd to last semester so I am hoping to receive a full time offer) and I was wondering if there’s a way to see if other teams within the same area are looking to have an intern continue as part time. I am assuming my best bet is to get with my supervisor and other managers from other teams for this question but I was wondering if anyone here has any background knowledge in this. Thank you!

Good morning! I’m currently interning at Lockheed and recently had a conversation with my boss about return offers. He mentioned that many interns who return do require a security clearance, and that got me thinking about my situation.

I was born in Iran (I wish I wasn’t lol) but moved to the U.S. as a child. The last time I visited Iran was almost a decade ago for a family vacation. I am a U.S. citizen, my parents are U.S. citizens, and my grandparents also live here, so no immediate family in Iran. My family and I have no ties to the Iranian government or anything connected to it which sounds kinda crazy for me to have to mention that since we are U.S. citizens but gotta make sure that’s out the way lol

I was wondering if anyone has experience or insight on whether being born in Iran (or having a similar situation) can prevent someone from obtaining a security clearance. I understand the process is thorough and that every case is evaluated individually, but I’m hoping to see if anyone may have gone through something similar.

I completely understand and expect that there may and will be additional questions, interviews, or steps involved during the process, and I’m more than willing to cooperate, provide any information requested, and answer everything truthfully to them.

I really enjoy my team and my experience here at Lockheed so far, and this is a company I genuinely hope to continue growing and working with. Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Howdy! Does anyone in ISEN 340 know if the professor made the final optional or not? I remember he mentioned at the beginning of the semester that he might lower the threshold to skip the final because currently it is at a 100% which is insane.. Also if anyone has taken the final in the past, is the final similar to the quizzes?