Hello all. I'm asking for a friend who isn't on Reddit. This person has been applying for years and had one or two interviews but otherwise auto emails saying thanks but no go. They have years of experience in similar jobs but in the private sector, **female** and they have various training, mainly heavy equipment type experience. They know of friends who applied to similar female-specific campaigns, but somehow they get hired with zero experience or training vs. my friend. She is frustrated and confused. Sometimes she even uses an employee reference, but again no go. Curious if anyone has an idea how hiring goes, any tips or tricks.
Personally, I am wondering if she is somehow blackli
Hello, I am wondering if those who got an ergo assessment through work if you have any recommendations? I was not satisfied with the last one and the chair they recommended has caused new pains. Also curious for those who got a high end chair, how did it work out for you. I am in the NCA.
I bought the new router, Wifi 6E, top of the line gamer router, brand new. I bought it before I knew where I was moving too. I ended up moving to a place that has fibre to the home and just got the hub 4000. I've walked around the house and the signal is great everywhere. The one computer that is connected by lan the rest it is wifi. Is there any reason why I should stick with my Asus router vs staying with the hub as my main router? I'm pretty happy with the hub and for the next while I don't expect to have any wifi 6e accessories. I live in a housing area, no high rises so the congestion isn't bad from what I can tell. Thanks
