thedddd
Well-Known Member
Then being a Penguin fan of this current roster would be no fun.Fans who take unnecessary shots at players who will likely not be with the team next season. Blame or cast your outrage at the GM.
Then being a Penguin fan of this current roster would be no fun.Fans who take unnecessary shots at players who will likely not be with the team next season. Blame or cast your outrage at the GM.
I never pegged you as a Commutist.On my commute home, within about 5 minutes of each other, TWO teslas tried to drive directly into the car beside them. Exact same thing, tried to change lanes without looking.
Fucking morons.
Searching for a job can be a job itself. It can be so frustrating. Juice up your resume as much as you can without outright lying. I don't like the practice either, but most everyone does it.I hate job hunting. I paid to have someone craft a resume for me, and it turns out my strict adherence to only listing what I had actually done on mine is poor practice, and it's expected I state I have the ability to do things I've never done if I think I could learn them. It feels so slimy and dishonest.
But even then, when I interview for a job where I've got the measurables and feel good about my ability, I can't land it. I've got a teaching award for college-level teaching. I co-designed new classes as a graduate student. I just got rejected from a TA-pool position today. Like, I can't even get the job I used to have and got an award for doing exceptionally well. How will I ever get a job which actually advances my career in some way? It feels hopeless.
As someone who was part of the hiring process at my company recently, it's a dangerous proposition to say you can do something you think you could learn. We hired a guy for one specific skill and his answers in the interview were very solid (I was only in first interview and he had good answers on the concepts, not sure how his lack of experience got through the second). The function is something we had a big gap for and thought he could hit the ground running. It's coming along 5 weeks later, but it has forever tainted his reputation here because of the number of leaders who have needed the skills we thought we were getting right away.I hate job hunting. I paid to have someone craft a resume for me, and it turns out my strict adherence to only listing what I had actually done on mine is poor practice, and it's expected I state I have the ability to do things I've never done if I think I could learn them. It feels so slimy and dishonest.
But even then, when I interview for a job where I've got the measurables and feel good about my ability, I can't land it. I've got a teaching award for college-level teaching. I co-designed new classes as a graduate student. I just got rejected from a TA-pool position today. Like, I can't even get the job I used to have and got an award for doing exceptionally well. How will I ever get a job which actually advances my career in some way? It feels hopeless.
I recently searched for over two years. I had a job, just hated it, so I could be selective in what I applied for but it was still a nightmare.I hate job hunting. I paid to have someone craft a resume for me, and it turns out my strict adherence to only listing what I had actually done on mine is poor practice, and it's expected I state I have the ability to do things I've never done if I think I could learn them. It feels so slimy and dishonest.
But even then, when I interview for a job where I've got the measurables and feel good about my ability, I can't land it. I've got a teaching award for college-level teaching. I co-designed new classes as a graduate student. I just got rejected from a TA-pool position today. Like, I can't even get the job I used to have and got an award for doing exceptionally well. How will I ever get a job which actually advances my career in some way? It feels hopeless.
I’m putting together a crew for a project at a regional financial place of business. What kind of skills do you have?I hate job hunting. I paid to have someone craft a resume for me, and it turns out my strict adherence to only listing what I had actually done on mine is poor practice, and it's expected I state I have the ability to do things I've never done if I think I could learn them. It feels so slimy and dishonest.
But even then, when I interview for a job where I've got the measurables and feel good about my ability, I can't land it. I've got a teaching award for college-level teaching. I co-designed new classes as a graduate student. I just got rejected from a TA-pool position today. Like, I can't even get the job I used to have and got an award for doing exceptionally well. How will I ever get a job which actually advances my career in some way? It feels hopeless.