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2y ago
Blow my mind those resume succeed but my bare formatting resume is chaff. Also, IMO, this just shows how inane interviewing is
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2y ago
Maybe QA as well
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2y ago
What irks me is when said from rank and file it’s just bitching. But when said from the c-suite it’s godsend
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2y ago
I mean, a post on Reddit had a fresh 21 year-old out of college making a TC of $120,000/year - 2x the median annual salary of ~$60,000/year. So, yes. You're lucky
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2y ago
Yes, extremes, e.g., Kai Greene or John Cena, are not attractive to the largest swath of people - Rich Froning is very "mid"
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2y ago
Yes and it’s very obvious
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tennisflyi
2y ago
I think they meant "ruh roh" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3SaxRRfJ4E
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2y ago
Say what you want but $48k gets you nothing compared to $70k+ straight out of school with the possibility of RSUs and the ilk
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2y ago
Look at the BLS salary numbers…
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2y ago
There are no entry-level oil rig jobs. They're out in the ocean. They’re dangerous. They want somewhat confident/trained/non-green people
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2y ago
GD!
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2y ago
Many small actions over a large amount of time does establish a body of work and (some) credibility
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2y ago
> 1. AI Spam. I categorized the inbound we got the other day from a job post. Out of 172 daily applicants, we got 22 that looked reasonably like a person, and 150 that were primarily AI generated messages. Which are pretty easy to spot b
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2y ago
Same experience - people are getting hired, just not me
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2y ago
Yes. Things can be too easy
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2y ago
Sex sells. That’s it.
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2y ago
Uh, that is IG
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2y ago
I was getting at culling surplus/extraneous things you had subscribed to, but if all 500 emails are needed, you do you (and make that money with a heavy cognitive load!)
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2y ago
How many emails do you think you could have unsubscribed from while typing your reply? You're going to check your email daily for years to come. Why not cull a few every now and then? > It also keeps paper trail. If GitHub goes down
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2y ago
Absolutely. That's been my MO for years. Inbox zero across multiple different emails. It makes things really easy
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2y ago
Inoreader
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2y ago
Smaller YouTubers can do pretty well, i.e., a thousand devoted fans (and sponsors), and a year isn’t that long. Most of my follows are smaller YouTubers. Everyone wants to be the Musk of YT and not a “regular Joe” FIRE-guy. Both live pretty
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2y ago
I wish I screen recorded it all on Twitch but I was too taken aback
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2y ago
The bare bone use of computer related peripherals?
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2y ago
This will be a much bigger issue when it’s female swimmers and gymnasts
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2y ago
Both. Several anonymous. Business profiles are real names
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2y ago
I definitely like to use folders and know how to use a printer, copier, or fax machine but rejected ad nauseam for jobs. I guess I should put it in my “skills” section. Being in “stride” appears to be most important part, i.e., straight fro
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2y ago
I’m with you
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2y ago
You just don’t want to signal you’re a provider. Weird hangup a lot of tech guys have
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2y ago
Shit. At the very least. Just travel. Via hostels or a PJ. Take pretty pictures. Make people smile or spark their imagination. Easy. Can get rich but can suss this out. More common than not
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