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At the end, what was the reason that Louis said he had to stay on Devil Island? Was it because his wife cheated on him while the other guy still had his girl? Or was it because the raft couldn’t handle two people, so Louis sacrificed himself?
Incidentally, what’s the significance of Papillon to French people? People use it everywhere. Is there a deeper meaning or is it just pretty?
Recently went for an interview and feeling good. Hope I get the job. I understand people on Lebbit don't like Yelp or their sales people, but this is my first job so I need the experience. Thoughts?
I've been casting a huge net across Ziprecruiter, Indeed, LinkedIn, and have applied to inside sales from Industrial, to Software, to Chemical, to Medical. Yet it's been 3 to 5 days now and not a single response.
The only people who IMMEDIATELY respond were these real estate applications. I'm actually going to an interview to become a sales and leasing consultant because I just haven't been getting any responses. I'm certain my cover letter is beautiful (is it bad if it's too well written? Like they think I'm to academic) and my resume is as good as it can be.
Should I consider going to real estate if my heart's not in it?
Considering his a religious Christian and most Western Euros are irreligious, how is he seen as? I’m interested in the differences in perspective between Mediterranean Euros (Italy, Greece, Iberia) vs. Germannic ish (France, UK, Germany, Sweden) vs Orthodox/Slav Europe
Edit: for all the slavs triggered that I associated them with orthodoxy, I wasn't making any statements, but just trying to generally describe the general eastern European region. But if I had to choose which I value more, slav vs. orthodox, I pick orthodox because I'm interested in how they specifically view the portrayal of an evangelical American.
Trying to land my first entry level sales job. Is there a certain way that I should speak on the phone? How does a good salesman present himself? Is it better to sound excited and energetic or calm and prepared? What's the "right answer" to:
Why should I hire you (if you have no experience)?
What do you not like doing?
What kind of people do you not get along with?
Name two adjectives to describe yourself as?
Tips on how to sound confident? Thanks.
22 years old white (latino) male, ~170 lbs., no medical history of knee pain, no meds.
I run a lot, trying to lose weigh. I've also been incorporating some dumbbell squats. I've been doing that for years. For the past several days though I've had this chronic, dull knee pain on my left knee. The location I feel is to the right, not above or below the knee cap. I don't feel the pain when running or doing lifts. I only feel the pain if my leg has been in the same position for a long time. This includes a neutral position while in bed. But I also sit criss-crossed at my home office chair.
Once I notice the point, I simply stretch my leg a bit, move it in different directions and the annoying
Here is my understanding of postmodernism. It's an ideology that states "there's no such thing as truth" but by making that truth statement, it's exposed as an inherently contradictory ideology. Some left-wingers criticize Peterson for being to anti-Postmodernist when they see postmodernism as "a hammer to find truth", to subvert our understanding of reality and see if our beliefs hold actual merit.
The left wing narrative currently believes that it's the right wing that's become "post-truth", when as any good acolyte of Peterson knows, they should really be looking in a mirror for the origin. Postmodernism has been the defacto ideology of the left mainly in the academic sphere and corporat
So I've been looking at different entry level applications and found two companies that have the same "pitch".
"Lets face it! The times have changed and many of the old forms of marketing are not successful anymore. In today's new age of technology, your marketing campaigns require a new way of reaching and grabbing your audiences attention. At XXXXXX, we have developed many successful marketing campaigns that can reach your ideal customers where it matters most.
XXXXXX works hand-in-hand with some of the biggest retailers
I've been trying to get an entry level B2B sales job for months. I recently graduated from college as a chemistry major, I've tried my best to add some sales buzzwords to get past machines but there aren't many experience I can put because I don't have much. It's not professionally done, but I think it looks good.
I've been trying to get entry level sales positions all over Houston, Texas. Preferablly I'd like IT sales because they seem so nice, or medical sales but almost all positions for that require a lot of experience.
My resume is obviously not that great for sales but what can I do?
So I've built up quiet a nice colony so far and have researched all the tech I need for the ship parts. Note that I never once have completed the game.
The only thing stopping me so far is that
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my map is totally scarce of component parts, it's gonna take a long time to get enough
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A poison ship landed on my map and is slowly decimating the place. I skipped over mortar research, as well as power armor. All the stuff will take EVEN MORE components. Two centipede, and two scyther mechanoids have emerged and killed 3 colonists, I can't confront them head on.
Consider that I have yet to try to reach the "ship place", would it be advisable for me to move to a different map now? I alread
Does anyone else feel a little euphoric after eating a large steak? It's rather weird. I've looked up past posts, and I'm not the only one but I have yet to find an explanation for this.
Just watched the first episode. What made you guys like this anime? For me, it's the simulation of having a crazy and wild college experience and having a bunch of friends supporting you. My college experience was bad, dunno if I can get past it. Watching this anime makes me feel bittersweet, happy of what could be, but sad for something I missed out on.