That's what I did with my BURST! job and I got it. I didn't know about 40% of what I needed. But I showed them I could do it and learn and they hired me.
I was scared to death, but it was a fantastic experience.
Hi Chris,
I'm the guy who shared your w/l-bluetooth-cellular Internet connection in the Manchester Airport before Thanksgiving.
Only you can help you with the final choice of taking the job. But again,
if you don't apply, you will never know what could have been.
I think this advice from Maddog is key; if you never apply, you never have a chance to get the ball to your end of the court. Write a strong resume and a good cover letter (that explains how you want to finish your education), and get your name in there. If they turn you down, you've lost nothing. If you get to interview, you're one step closer.
As a soon-to-be former employee of HP, I've recently attended a good resume-writing workshop. I'll be happy to pass any pointers I can on to you if you're interested.
--matt
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