This year, I am the course coordinator for a Java course. One of our tutors went missing. Human resources tried to negotiate with him but he told them he did not care anymore.

I googled him. I got his resume, and then noticed that the top line says “2008: now with Google.”

I guess that must be a common phenomenon in hot spots like Stanford? It was a first for me.

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  1. Yup, when jobs are easy to come by, it can be well-nigh impossible to hire a student into any on-campus job. Good for them!

    Comment by Mike Stiber — 24/4/2008 @ 0:53

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