Entry Level Jobs - Live AND Work in the Triangle!


	Entry Level Jobs - Live AND Work in the Triangle!

AgentOutlier

8-9-2009 12:10 PM

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AgentOutlier says:

Great interview with Gary Alan Miller, the assistant director of business internships in University Career Services at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

"Come Recommended" discusses with him the entry level job market in RTP!

I sell homes to lots of young professionals who want to live in or near Chapel Hill/Carrboro and work within commuting distance!

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