So if you do not want to leave home but yet do not want to lose your mind to the voice in your head. Get a web came and chat it up. On Chatroulette, you can talk to people face to face. But what if you do like the the imigery, then scroll down and click next. Not to me this should be something on Xbox Live or something but if you rather just sit in front of your computer talk some smack or have a civil conversation then go for it. Only thing stopping you is your Internet connection. Yet this could be the future of business interviewing, or the new way to be "served" in the comfort of your own home.
credit to cnn.com
credit to cnn.com
The stuff you find is some of the most interesting I have read on any of the blogs in class.
ReplyDeleteI think that this is a good topic that might be pretty interesting at the next level.
I see you have 15, but I would be really impressed if you kept after this because I think it would really show the Times Union/WRGB how committed you are to doing a really nice job (which you are doing so far).
I certainly see the value of live interface via the web, but it absolutely scares me to death. If we can communicate face to face at the click of a button, how much more competitive does the job market become? If we have no geographical barriers inhibiting us from getting jobs, how many more people will have their sights set on ours? Food for thought.
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