
Buffarrow
u/Buffarrow

Sorry if these types of questions aren't desired here but I wanted to try asking here. I am visiting Hanoi for the first time and staying in an Airbnb. As the title says, I was instructed to leave my room key in a lockbox outside every time I leave. I understand this being a way to assure guests don't lose keys, but I have been leaving the lockbox set on very specific numbers so I would know if he does anything with it while I am gone, and every single time I come back the numbers are rearranged, meaning he obviously accesses the key every time I leave.
I didnt want to start any unneccessary conflict by bluntly asking him why, but does anyone here know why hosts in Hanoi might do this? I

I think it would actually be immaculately fuckin genius. Just let the drum beat continue alone then build up on it until everyone realizes whats happening.
I have been trying to get on board at Telus after two years working various projects from Appen. I though having similar experience would make my resume look good, but I am wondering if anyone knows if they actually do not like the fact I worked for Appen?
Since last week I have applied for around 5 positions, and within a day or two of every one I am getting rejection emails. Just wondering why it seems to be such a unanimous and immediate rejection




