generation_32

u/generation_32





r/NewAndNeedHelp•

Hi everyone,

I started this community because of a gap I have noticed in asking for help on Reddit. For the communities that have been established (and to stress, no judgment) are very strict when it comes to who may be able to make requests. For those who are newer to Reddit and also in particularly dire straits, this puts them at a significant disadvantage.

On the flip side, NOT having mechanisms in place causes issues - people feeling as if they are being scammed, or the already vulnerable being susceptible to scammers/bots.

I am attempting to bridge this gap... helping those who are newer and just as vulnerable as more established users, while trying to protect all involved.

I hope

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r/NewAndNeedHelp•

Hey everyone! I'm u/generation_32, a founding moderator of r/NewAndNeedHelp.

I am building this community to help those who are newer to the Reddit community but are in need of financial help and assistance. This would be for Reddit users that:

  • their account age is between 3 days - 6 months
  • Karma (Posts/Comments) is below 5

For Those Posting

  1. When posting, include
    • What kind of request - Donation Request, Loan Request
    • Amount
    • Location
    • Payment Platforms You Use
    • No more than a 100-word explanation on why you are making your ask
  2. GoFundMe or similar promotion posting is allowed.
  3. You must not hide any of your posting activity or delete posts. in you
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r/ineedmoneyy•

Reluctantly asking as last resort... lost job, lost permanent home, exhausted my savings and am trying to catch up on many, many bills. Friends and family also struggling so not much assistance there. Any funds will go towards keeping temporary housing, food and trying to get back on track. Not sure what else to do. Thanks for reading. 15KiWaBemq9umPSoLxHAdmzVoXynnXpYkk

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r/BegCoin•

Reluctantly asking as last resort... lost job, lost permanent home, exhausted my savings and am trying to catch up on many, many bills. Friends and family also struggling so not much assistance there. Any funds will go towards keeping temporary housing, food and trying to get back on track. Not sure what else to do. Thanks for reading. 15KiWaBemq9umPSoLxHAdmzVoXynnXpYkk

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r/careerguidance•

i had gone through an interview process for a tech sales position at IBM (5 interviews not including screening), had a week of radio silence, and the recruiter contact just sent me a 30 minute calendar invite for tomorrow morning with the original recruiter.

The interviews were, in my perception, mixed but not terrible. I used to work there 5+ years ago, was referred, and had the recommendation of a teammate on the team as well as a formaer manager. When the recruiter reached out to me, he sent a one sentence meeting invite via Teams to "catch up" and awaiting final feedback.

Given the way how recruiting/job hunting has become lately, I don't know is this is going to be a good or bad call

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