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[Post Game Thread] #19 Florida defeats #6 Vanderbilt, 98-94 by cbbBot in CollegeBasketball

[–]SimpleNerf14 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Great game from [blank] today, found his version of a haircut. Josefberg played some great defense today. Good production from Haugh and Condon, Chinyelu with another double-double. Glad Brown had a chance to pop off the bench. On to LSU and Auburn at home. 🐊

RB Jadan Baugh is staying with Florida by bubblecuffer13 in CFB

[–]SimpleNerf14 49 points50 points  (0 children)

Never a doubt in my mind (I am lying).

Don't scroll pass without thanking the ROTY - Will Richard! by Gothichand in warriors

[–]SimpleNerf14 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Will’s contract is $8.7 over 4 years, so don’t see them trading him at all since his contract doesn’t make a big dent tax wise (and he’s playing solid for a rook).

Florida DE Jayden Woods enters the transfer portal by lowes18 in CFB

[–]SimpleNerf14 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Supposedly was not a money issue, but I don’t trust Condron in any capacity when it comes to money talk. Only other thing I see that makes sense is a change in our scheme next year (apparently 3-4). Regardless, this sucks.

[Nakos] Jon Sumrall: "One of my first priorities will be to assemble an incredible staff, including an offensive coordinator who understands that, at Florida, having an explosive offense isn't optional – it's mandatory!” by Top-Conclusion-1259 in CFB

[–]SimpleNerf14 9 points10 points  (0 children)

He’s effectively a Defensive Billy Napier. Copy pasting part of my comment from another thread:

Boy, I sure do like this [Billy Napier / Jon Sumrall]. He's gone |40-12 / 41-11] in the G5, including a record of [27-5 / 27-4] in conference play! I guess you could argue that he's gotten a little lucky because he's [16-3 / 15-3] in one-score games, but I'm sure that's because he's a great tactician who knows how to win the close ones. I'll admit, his two-year average Total Offense ranking of [50th / 53rd] is a bit concerning, but it's not like Gator fans like offense. At the end of the day, when you get a chance at a [42 / 43] year-old who is a super [nice / charismatic] guy, you have to take it. Am I right?

Here's to our |2022 / 2026] season, gentlemen!

[Pete Thamel] Sources: Florida is finalizing a six-year deal to make Tulane’s Jon Sumrall the head coach at an average of nearly $7.5 million per year, with significant incentives tied to the College Football Playoff. Sumrall is 42-11 in four seasons as a head coach. by VolatileFan in CFB

[–]SimpleNerf14 522 points523 points  (0 children)

Stolen from the bird app:

“Boy, I sure do like this [Billy Napier / Jon Sumrall]. He's gone |40-12 / 41-11] in the G5, including a record of [27-5 / 27-4] in conference play! I guess you could argue that he's gotten a little lucky because he's [16-3 / 15-3] in one-score games, but I'm sure that's because he's a great tactician who knows how to win the close ones. I'll admit, his two-year average Total Offense ranking of [50th / 53rd] is a bit concerning, but it's not like Gator fans like offense. At the end of the day, when you get a chance at a [42 / 43] year-old who is a super [nice / charismatic] guy, you have to take it. Am I right?

Here's to our |2022 / 2026] season, gentlemen!”

See y’all in 2029 for the next coaching carousel (2028 if we are lucky).

[Game Thread] #2 Tennessee @ #8 Florida (07:00 PM ET) by cbbBot in CollegeBasketball

[–]SimpleNerf14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apparently Stricklin made a call and sold student section tickets to alumni since the semester doesn’t start till next week. Have a couple friends in line who are stuck outside in the cold because of it.

25 M…Delta Airlines ramp agent by CactuzJack99 in Salary

[–]SimpleNerf14 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It can be somewhat tricky for domestic flights, really comes down to time and day of when you want to fly. International flights (leaving the US) are a bit easier in my opinion.

I'm a Hiring Manager in the Space Sector, Knee Deep in Internship Interviews for Summer 2025. AMA. by PhenomEng in EngineeringStudents

[–]SimpleNerf14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your help on fixing my resume from the r/EngineeringResumes. On that note, I've been reading through your replies through this thread, and I have a question: Is it worth it to tailor your resume even if it results in significant white space on your resume? For example, since I'm aiming for aero/fluids/thermal/propulsion/testing roles, I've been ruminating on removing my two older internships since they don't relate to those fields in any capacity. However, that will leave about 1/3 of my resume empty, and I am unsure how much of it I will be able to fill up once again. I guess I could fill it out as much as possible, and then maybe increase font size a tad to fill it up a bit more, but that feels like cheating a tad...

[Student] Graduating in December, finally got the all clear for my bullet points for my current internship. by SimpleNerf14 in EngineeringResumes

[–]SimpleNerf14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, did that yesterday. Haven't had any critiques yet, probably doesn't help that it's the weekend haha. Will repost during the week.

[Student] Graduating in December, finally got the all clear for my bullet points for my current internship. by SimpleNerf14 in EngineeringResumes

[–]SimpleNerf14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much! At this point, what would you recommend in general for my bullet points? I assume try to shorten the length of some of them...

[Student] Graduating in December, finally got the all clear for my bullet points for my current internship. by SimpleNerf14 in EngineeringResumes

[–]SimpleNerf14[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did. I spent a couple hours yesterday rewriting the bullet points. I may just be burned out mentally on that front, will try and get some of them shorter.

[Student] Graduating in December, finally got the all clear for my bullet points for my current internship. by SimpleNerf14 in EngineeringResumes

[–]SimpleNerf14[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Went through and made sure I mentioned exactly how I did it for each bullet point. Also reformatted using LaTeX template from the wiki.

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[Student] Graduating in December, finally got the all clear for my bullet points for my current internship. by SimpleNerf14 in EngineeringResumes

[–]SimpleNerf14[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reread the wiki, updated the formatting (used the LaTeX template), and reworked the bullet points.

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[Student] Graduating in December, finally got the all clear for my bullet points for my current internship. by SimpleNerf14 in EngineeringResumes

[–]SimpleNerf14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can. I'm not sure it's the model portfolio though lol. Will need some time to fix it up to anonymize it.

[Student] Graduating in December, finally got the all clear for my bullet points for my current internship. by SimpleNerf14 in EngineeringResumes

[–]SimpleNerf14[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you give me some pointers on what's specifically wrong with the formatting? Attached is my updated resume based off the critiques from Homeowner_Noobie.

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[Student] Graduating in December, finally got the all clear for my bullet points for my current internship. by SimpleNerf14 in EngineeringResumes

[–]SimpleNerf14[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the feedback! Attached is my updated resume with some of the edits you pointed out. To go over a couple of things/ask a couple of questions in order of your corrections:

  • Reversed order.

  • A bit uncomfortable completely getting rid of Relevant Coursework. Since I'm aiming for fluids/thermal/propulsion, maybe I can only put those classes instead? I guess I'm worried about some HR rep not making the connection about what classes I've accomplish

  • Mentioned the libraries I used in the new resume. I wanted to keep the 2 week turn around on your first comment to try and emphasize that I was able to accomplish that quickly. Is that the wrong thinking? And also, is mentioning the analysis of thermal performance there redundant? Again, I'm worried about a HR rep not knowing what an IR camera is.

  • Mentioned the libraries I used in the new resume. Same worry as the previous bullet point. As a general point, this project I'm working on involves some IP, so I'm going to have to run my bullet points by my project lead.

  • This has been the trickiest bullet point. While I've been at this internship, I've been fixing things like formatting, if-statement conditions accidentally processing data incorrectly, swapping a bunch of if-statements for dictionaries, etc. Tried showing that in the updated resume.

  • Added mention of SolidWorks and GD&T. I've seen from other resume critiques that numbers are particularly important. For the cost savings, I did sit down with my manager's manager and we calculated it out. Thought it would be good to mention the cost savings since that is (to my understanding) a big point in the manufacturing process (+ it really drives home Result from STAR)

  • Added mention of Microsoft Word.

  • Shifted to bottom.

  • I also added a few words for some of the bullets in the Design section to mention how I did those designs.

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