talkingthroughlights

u/talkingthroughlights


r/jobs•

So, I interviewed for 2 different positions at my current job. (Both being FT positions).

I interviewed one on a Wednesday and the other the following day on Thursday(out of the 2, I'd prefer this one).

I got an email on Friday about a quick 5 minute phone call about the job I interviewed for on Wednesday. I'm worried if this is an offer and I say yes to this role, I won't be offered the other position - which I would prefer out of the two if I had a choice - but at the end of the day I want something full time no matter what.

Is there any chance to be disqualified from the position I prefer if I accept an offer on the one I would settle for? I only think that because these both positi

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r/Purebarre•

Hi! Long time lurker, first time poster.

I have a Platinum membership and I was wondering if it is worth it to even pause for a week I'll be on vacation. I wont be anywhere near a PB or using online stuff, so I for sure will not be using it/or buying individual classes to drop in.

I was just wondering if it would even make a difference to pause or just not touch it. I wanted to ask before even going to our owner about it. Thanks in advance!

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So, frankly I am having to learn FB insights on my own at my job. And I get how to narrow down a custom date range, see where to find FB likes etc blah blah, my thing is, how to a comprehend the numbers. Example, I customized dates to see how many likes I got in a little over a year and it was a green arrow up and 553.3% and obviously it went up but by now much exactly. I honestly feel stupid asking this because I feel like it's simple to figure out but its just something I never learned and am flustered.

So, my question is basically does anyone know classes, youtube videos, etc to learn the specifics of FB Insights? All I see are people showing me where it is in terms of Meta, but not 'th

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r/violinist•

Hi,

I've played the violin from 4th grade-high school and during covid I got my violin restrung hoping to get back into playing. I play here and there, but I would like some recommendations of some pieces to gradually get me back into playing.

I didn't lose any of my skills, but just drive to pick it back up and I think it's because I've been out of hs since '13 & most of the pieces I've played were assigned, so I don't really know where to start gradually. I've always been a Vivaldi fan if that helps a starting place.

Thank you!

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r/PiercingAdvice•

So I got a stud originally when I got my nose pierced and a week ago took it out for the first time to put a hoop in. I now want my stud back in but I can't for the life of me get it back in with its flat back so I'm going to drop in to get it put back in.

It seems like a stupid question to ask, but do I pay or tip for someone when they do that?

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r/Lollapalooza•

Anyone have experience buying tickets off of stubhub?

Do you meet up with the seller or go to the Subhub Pickup tent at the Congress Hotel?

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r/Pixar•

My dad has been trying out animation and I'm looking for any type of book that is good for a beginner level person particularly one that is about Pixar animation/about rendering to give him for his birthday.

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