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Back in the day we went to Jamberoo :)

Your job opportunities are likely to come more from your Commerce major with your additional language/international studies giving you a bit of differentiation from the other candidates. Of course there are exceptions such as jobs which mandate Chinese (e.g. working for a Chinese...

I'm going to go with it's just making conversation if you're still young and in school/early uni days.

Only thing I'd ask is why do you want to study Chinese at uni?

Bigpond Cable Ultimate - this was a must have for me when I moved out of home into my own place. Needed to ensure I could stream 1080p to my TV whilst leaving sufficient bandwidth for my VPN to the office :)

It depends on your age and what you mean exactly by "with money". Are you saying totally loaded or someone who is just financially stable/independent?

Moved thread. Also recommend you look at: http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=306708

I'm up for a BoS JDM EoMM... even though I don't drive JDM anymore lol.

I'm guessing FS is the industry specialisation of financial services whereas core is non-specialised/general.

Depends on what your shifts/etc are like at Maccas. If they're just ad hoc anyway, doesn't hurt to stay on the casual list.

This. It may not pay as well nor leave you feeling that satisfied in the short run, but it's recognised as a great training ground by other employers especially if you last long enough to not only handle responsibility, but also gain from the formal training/development programs and the other...

i came from a time before there was facebook. modern social problems.

It's quite important for people who are using examples to understand what the interviewer is trying to understand or obtain from the candidate with the example.

Depends what type of girl you're trying to pick up. Spotted this in the city last night leaving the Cross. Even my taxi driver was gawking at it.

^ This. (I would've clicked Give Reputation but it says I need to spread it around more Paynee)

There's no hard and fast rule but if you only have a pass average, it'll lead to the question of why, and whether or not you'd really be able to learn what you need to learn on the job and/or finish CA.

Despite what RishBonjour says, it's not really a criteria at most firms and hasn't been for a while to have a D WAM unless you're applying for specific technical roles (which as far as I'm aware, aren't really offered to interns/grads nowadays). That being said crazy_paki123, I've seen you post...

I'm often asked via PM for my thoughts and tips/tricks on the one-on-one interviews, and with the recent round of scholarships, internships, cadetships, graduate roles, etc... I thought it would be worthwhile sharing my views publicly rather than responding to each and every PM. Here are the...

Isn't there more than one reserve list depending on prospects? *shrugs*

That's awesome. I have driven the S16 (in Proton Saga guise)! Protons are usually fun little cars to have and the handling is surprisingly decent. Oh, and Havox is right. Proton owns Lotus. Bought it back in the 90's from memory.