I have to disagree with the group interview part. There are definite uses for it, especially when you work on something that absolutely demands collaboration. You can pretty quickly see who will dominate a discussion or try to do everything themselves, and who will give everyone a fair shake. If the company cares about their culture and not just raw talent, they can learn a lot from group interviews. It also helps if youre hiring A LOT of people.

My company hires 100+ college graduates every year. Group interviews are an essential part of the process. I still work with some of the people in my group interview from 15 years ago

My 8-1 has menthol in it. Do not recommend for lube.

This is a thing i learned having girl kids. They still mean you brush away from your scalp, but start at the bottom.

Go a few inches up from the tip and brush down. When thats done, move up again, repeat.

This gets the knots out of your hair instead of pushing them down then giving you a massive rats nest at the tip of your hair. It really does make the process so much easier and my kids complain so much less

Have you seen it?

It gets pretty spooky. They’re are some creatures that are scary, some mood lighting that gets dark. Theyre are chases, and people being stabber and killed with snake venom. While theres no gore/blood, the themes are still there. That kind of thing makes it PG

You must not have kids

For me? You get an interview if you apply and have even remotely close to the right skill set. My jobs are extremely technical and specialized though. I had one position sit open 10 months before i got an applicant. I see all these posts about people sending out hundreds of applications to get 3 interviews, and im struggling to get an applicatant at all

I focus on fluid dynamics and heat transfer in jet engines.

Also, if you made a mistake in an interview, that shows nothing about how youre capable of learning from a mistake.

Id rather work with someone who admits they made a mistake and learn from it than a person who “knows it all.”

My wife did basically all the shopping and wrapping.

But i drove across the state christmas eve to pick up the kitten and hid it for hours. And built all the things that needed to be assembled. I was up til about one while she was in bed by 9. Then the stuff that wasnt from santa was built today.

Each parent doesnt need to be involved in everything to still be involved.

I think the joke is about its ingredients. Lemmy went through a bean phase, and it seems to be in a corn phase right now. Not sure if theres more layers to this as im not overly active

Some of us screen shotted it and shared it too!

Got a link? I’d like to roll the dice on the free Switch 2 machine