It's like that all over - Marketing is demanding. Cold calls are a pain. I wish there were only bulls-eyes to target - but I have to play the odds. A one in 10 reply is good - a one in 30 contacts that leads to a technical interview is good. A one in 50 job offer is good. A 1 in 100 offer that is acceptable is great. Code and Market. COde and Market. There are lots of gigs in NYC and Pennsylvania - but you need to cross the pond to get those.

Don't give up - look at it as a debugging issue - you have to work it through. Did you know that the job sites have a some lists under "FOXPRO" and others as "FOX PRO".

>Thank you very much for given URL.
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>But that is not for me :( - I graduated more than 3 years ago :)
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>But I could find information concerning me: "We apologize but at this moment there are no opportunities for experienced recruits, please return to this site to periodically view job opportunities as they become available. Thank you for your interest in BP."
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>That's life...
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>>Here is a BP (UK) link to apply for an internship:
>>http://www.bpfutures.com/uk/loc_internships.asp
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