selllikesybok

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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Like anything else, consider the audience. If you can engage directly with a decision maker, or even a gatekeeper, great. Not always possible, or helpful. I would caution that, while generally a solid approach, this does not advantage you i
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Unless you want to be a permanent part of the faceless bigcorp IT job shopping underclass. For those jobs, you need to take exactly the opposite advice.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Consider that your resume is a landing page for you, the product. A list of "Skills" is, essentially, early aughts SEO... though I suppose it can also double as a feature list. How are you going to use this resume? Sending in appl
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
What the everloving eff? Are your other hobbies vivisecting kittens and salting slugs?
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Had a hunch you weren't blocked for promoting peaceful behavior. Reviewed your tweets. Was not surprised to confirm my hunch. FYI, since it occurs to me you may not understand: they reacted based on what they perceived as lack of compa
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Twice a month? Try 2x per week.
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bush_White_House_email_contr...
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
If the trend continues, though, I'll get my flying car first.
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
How is that different from Amazon?
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
Yes, this was true for several years. As of January 2015, 3rd degree is visible again. Though if you're willing to jump through some hoops, all profiles are visible.
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
In some cases, that might even be true.
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
Serious question - what convinced you to sign up for the premium in the first place? Job-seekers get like, 5 InMails and 3 useless search filters, plus some vanity fluff that does nothing (who viewed your profile). 5 InMails may be worth th
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
https://work.fb.com/ ?
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
It gets you five columns - name/title/company/email/location. Unlike the old export feature, it's also frequently missing your latest connections (30-60 days worth, I think).
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
LinkedIn does have some non-recruiter customers, though. Like everyone else in the game, has also realized they could make a few bucks off the supply side. Having trouble getting a job? Just pay us $20/month and more people will see yo
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
Every time they touch Groups, they make them that much worse. They made a big (incomplete) UI overhaul which managed to make them less easy to use, and half the time fails to load posts (every 1-2 posts as you scroll down is loaded via scri
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
Absolutely! Boys do the same with their dolls. :) I spent countless hours crafting physical things (block forts, mostly) and fantastical backdrops for different generations of "action figures". From 9-10 my go to was an elaborate
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by selllikesybok 11y ago
B is for BMW.
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by selllikesybok 12y ago
>Our experience was good. We wouldn't do it again. If the experience was good, why not?
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by selllikesybok 12y ago
Sure. If I'm looking for basic/general information about a topic (Google-as-encyclopedia) I usually don't bother. If I'm looking for more deep-dive / technical items, I'll try the Advanced reading level filter