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August 17 - August 23, 2001
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Ex-Dot-Commers Make the Move to Teaching
After trudging through three years at Tri-Comm, an Internet start-up company based in Buena Park, Los Angeles, Joon Hyun is now a 10th grade teacher at Dominguez High School in Compton. Hyun is among the many who have made the career move from the shrinking dot-com industry to a field with an expanding number of job openings. |
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