DaRealness
I think very deeply
Interesting how some people talk somewhat greasy via email/slack when they know they wouldn't even look you in the eye outside of work let alone talk shyt.
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As someone who is both interviewing candidates and interviewing for a role, you gotta be thoro with candidates to make sure they understand the process. Last thing you want to do is alienate a candidate you're high on, or have a candidate felt lead on or lied to and then they blast you on glassdoor or a follow up survey.
Tried to withdraw out of interview process, and they were like "Breh, you sure? It can't hurt. We're close to making an offer, you can surely make a decision after that. The team is excited to meet you!"
fukk. Now I got a job interview I already told them I'm 99.9% going to say no to.
I'd actually like to see him try, $44B is alot to pay for an empty shell of a company. He could've bought Parler for 1/50th of the price.Elon Musk reportedly wants to lay off 75% of Twitter's staff | TechCrunch
According to a new report from The Washington Post, Musk plans to purge 75 percent of Twitter's workforce, or around 5,600 employees.techcrunch.com
To that spoiler
Yall hiring over there?got the run around PR answer to my comp conversation. i did get feedback my manager speaks of me highly and wants to retain me, was told to speak with her about promo/merit increase which wouldn't happen until like march next year, even then, i don't think they'd be in the ballpark of what this company i'm interviewing is offering.
one step at a time, but if i get the offer, i'll really be torn. i like my company and my team, but the math aint mathing with a mortgage coming up and other expenses
Yall hiring over there?
Sometimes simple shyt like going to the living room to do some work makes a difference.I need to come to my co-working space more often, im much more productive outside of the house.
I really just need to get a nice portable monitor to set me up nice. 1 screen aint it
I say this all the time, when I worked in the office 75% of the time was spent bsing, talking about non work related shyt, about 25% spent doing actual work.Oh yeah I did similar with one of my boys who left the company (and went on to do bigger and better things ). I also had a weekly meeting for half an hour where a group of us just sat around and shot the shyt.
that LinkedIn shyt is true. Niccas will have a whole damn Oscar speech for getting an internshipit's so gross how LinkedIn looks like the same clout chasing you saw on FB and see on IG...i want to eliminate posts from people in my feed, i just want company, industry, and professional development news.
i'm going to shoot myself if i see one more novel about how proud someone is to take on a new role, some diatribe about how much more of a woman you are for being a working mom, some captain obvious BS top 5/10 tips for being a successful "....."
#1 be nice to people
#2 wake up at 6am
#3 interview like you're interviewing for the hiring manager's role
#4 read 5 articles per day :
#5 flood linkedin with shytty posts