#on campus

[dragaliareferencearchive]

Model references for On Campus (Ellen Joe) - Zenless Zone Zero

[thesinistermuse]

snow last monday

[gert53]

Hey @lycanthian, Roscoe found another door that fails building code.

[lpsdiva]

“You called a god, and the god answered.”

[mueritos]

chipotle order?

Oh last time i had chipotle it was like the summer before i entered college and it made me shit myself so i havent tried ever since HAHAHA

[triviareads]

Just finished Priceless by Miranda Silver and I don't think I've ever read a book that captured the unique little embarrassments of being in college all while still managing to be very very hot.

This is probably what Sally Rooney wanted to write when she attempted *subversive* sex lolol

[jumpscaregoose]

*in a Situation* okay which blorbo can I use to get through this

[pangur-and-grim]

one thing that took me embarrassingly long to learn is "sometimes when people say things, they will not be true."

I used to tell people about this revelation and they'd be like yeah.....duh.....but like, why wouldn't my base assumption be that you're communicating to me in a straightforward manner. anyway, I get scammed a lot.

[pixelateddragonet]

Have not left the house in over 2 weeks, am going a bit stir crazy

[marisatomay]

Bit telling that for years and years evangelical religious extremists have been allowed on university campuses with their bullhorns and horrific imagery where they harass students into physical altercations and when students complain to the university’s administration they just shrug their shoulders citing freedom of speech but when those same tuition-paying students start protesting against war and genocide they call SWAT

[have-you-been-here]

Happy wrapped day to those who celebrate!

What was the highest song in your top 100 with a location name in the title? (real or fictional, generic or specific)

[ai-resume-builder]

On-Campus vs. Off-Campus Recruitment: What Freshers Need to Know 📚💼

Are you a fresher looking to land a job with top IT companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, or Cognizant? Knowing the differences between on-campus and off-campus recruitment can significantly improve your chances of getting hired! 🎯

Here’s what you need to know about both processes and how your academic track record can impact shortlisting.

🏫 On-Campus Recruitment

Where it happens: Companies visit your college to recruit directly.

The process: Aptitude tests, group discussions, and multiple interview rounds.

Competition: Limited to your peers within your college.

Advantages: A streamlined, more organized recruitment process. Recruiters already have a set number of positions to fill. 🎓

How your academic track record matters:

Companies often require a minimum percentage in 10th, 12th, and graduation (typically 60% or above).

This helps them gauge consistency and academic dedication. Your grades could be the first filter to pass through!

🌍 Off-Campus Recruitment

Where it happens: Company offices or online recruitment portals. Open to graduates from any institution.

The process: More rigorous, often including online pre-screening, phone interviews, and additional assessments.

Competition: Tougher, as you’re up against candidates from various colleges and universities nationwide.

Advantages: If you miss on-campus recruitment, off-campus offers a broader range of opportunities.

How your academic track record matters:

Since companies receive a high volume of applicants, academic scores become a stricter criterion.

Consistency across your 10th, 12th, and graduation marks can help you stand out, even before interviews!

📈 How to Stand Out in Both On-Campus and Off-Campus Recruitment

Highlight your projects: Academic projects in Java, Python, SQL, or relevant areas show recruiters your technical skills.

Get certified: Certifications like AWS, Azure, or from platforms like Coursera and TCS iON can give you an edge.

Show your soft skills: Leadership roles, hackathon participation, or extracurricular activities make you more than just a number on a page.

🎯 The Resume Order That Works

On-Campus: Education first (10th, 12th, and graduation) followed by skills and projects. Keep it clear and concise to make a quick impression.

Off-Campus: Education is still crucial, but experience (internships, certifications) and projects should be featured more prominently to stand out in a larger applicant pool.

Final Tip 💡

Whether you're going through on-campus or off-campus recruitment, consistency in your academic track record and a strong, skill-focused resume are key to getting shortlisted. And remember, both routes offer great opportunities—your preparation and presentation make the difference!

Need help creating a resume that stands out? Try KudosWall’s AI Resume Builder to craft an ATS-ready resume tailored to both on-campus and off-campus recruitment.

#CampusRecruitment #OffCampusHiring #FresherJobs #TCSRecruitment #InfosysCareers #WiproHiring #CognizantJobs #GraduateCareers #ITCareersIndia

[bostonwalks]

CAMPUS PROTESTS: HOW TO DEAL WITH ANTISEMITIC TAKEOVERS AT AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES by Mark Lavie https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-800298

[seb-daily-updates]

straight goofin’

[inbabylontheywept]

so i left the mormon church as a teenager (15ish? 16?), but stayed in attendance until i was 20. i was pretty up front about the whole deciding-it-wasnt-true process with my bishop, who frankly took it really well, but it wasnt like i pulled all 150 ward members aside and had a heart to heart with them. anyway, i didnt believe, so at 19 i didnt go on a mission, and while some people in the ward were totally fine with that, others werent. and there was one woman in her late 50s who pulled me aside one day to interrogate me why i hadnt gone on a mission.

"the duty of every young man" she said.

and the thing is, im autistic. and a lot of people assume that when youre autistic, your social skills just arent very good. but thats not exactly true. your Be Polite skills are kind of eh, and they tend to stay that way, but as a sort of survival mechanism your Be Rude skills become amazing simply because you get put in tons of situations where your choices are to Function or Be Polite. and no one can choose Be Polite forever. the world demands function, it merely encourages politeness.

anyway, it can really catch neurotypicals by surprise, because hey, heres this kind of awkward, graceless guy, who stumbles over his words a lot and is very apologetic. hes probably a huge pushover. but i'm only like that when we're playing The Polite Game, because i am frankly kind of bad at it. but when its time to play The Rude Game, i go fucking ham and asking about the not-going-on-a-mission thing is Super Rude. so i said:

"sister hadlock... they wont let me go because i lit-er-ally cannot stop sucking dicks. i dont know why, its just so, so hard."

*dramatic pause*

"also - its very difficult to stop."

anyway, it almost killed her. i think she'd expected to just kind of steamroll me for the entire conversation, but the answer crushed her soul. instead of continuing her interrogation she made a noise like a horse drowning in a bog and left.

to add insult to injury, she went to the bishop after that, thinking he'd chew me out for being an ass, but instead he chewed her out for not minding her own business. then she went to my parents after that, who basically went "yeah, babylon was pretty rude. but youre also pretty rude. what are you, mad that he's better at it than you?"

i really loved that ward.