Time to wake up and make some coffee. Yesterdays brewery meeting was a success. Sadly no free shit to talk about although they did have really nice private bathrooms for their employees. #itsthesimplethings.
where ya off to?Coffee, suspended newspaper delivery, a few things to wrap up today, depart tomorrow morning.
Charleston and Bluffton. Family Thanksgiving get-together. I'm planning to try riding in North Charleston, no idea what to expect.where ya off to?
cool, safe travelsCharleston and Bluffton. Family Thanksgiving get-together. I'm planning to try riding in North Charleston, no idea what to expect.
Flat and sandy.I'm planning to try riding in North Charleston, no idea what to expect.
Trail gators and overweight cougars.I'm planning to try riding in North Charleston, no idea what to expect.
Lemme know how LinkedIn premium pays off. I've hesitates to pay the $30/mo they want, or the $170 some resume writer wants to "turbocharge" my candidacy.Trail gators and overweight cougars.
Morning. Just signed up for LinkedIn premium. Should get me moar job traffic, hopefully.
¿Que?I don't know how much longer I can maintain this pace.
you should have just sent the link to her local PD.I got contact from a young woman in TX, the "Sr. Placement Specialist" bullshit, fresh out of college. I googled her name and in about 15-20 minutes found videos online of her and her friends drinking and driving in TX just weeks earlier. I let her know.
she's young and stupid. no shortage of that.you should have just sent the link to her local PD.
and breaking the law in gross manner. 10,500 driving fatalities in 2018. fuck. that. shit.she's young and stupid. no shortage of that.
thank you. I agree.and breaking the law in gross manner. 10,500 driving fatalities in 2018. fuck. that. shit.
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Lemme know how LinkedIn premium pays off. I've hesitates to pay the $30/mo they want, or the $170 some resume writer wants to "turbocharge" my candidacy.
I feel the Boston tech job market is quite specific. It is a small pond saturated with eleventy billionty schools, people with money who don't work for compensation, rich kids with Ivy league MBA who get propelled to executive positions a year after graduation, etc. etc. Nearly everyone I know hates his job and looks for a new one. Every job posting I find has 50+ applicants a day after posted. Recruiters only care about their open positions and won't really work with you unless they get hit with a rare well matching opportunity. This is employers' market with the exception of entry to mid level developer jobs and a few high demand occupations such as devops or security professionals. Being old (over 40) isn't helping much either.Many recruiters are excellent and professional. Work with them.
I've got a guy I will contact if/when I get serious about my job search. Right now I am just casually looking, seeing if anything interesting pops up, whereas a year ago I had no interest in looking. The thing with good recruiters is that once you let them know that you are "open," it is game on for them. I am not at that point where I am ready for that full court press.Many recruiters are excellent and professional. Work with them.
have you looked out here? we seem to have a bottomless tech sector out here.I feel a change of scenery will be a must for my wife and me soon. Our accent is not impressing anyone anymore.
I am not sure what I really want to do next. I feel that I've hit a professional ceiling here, my accent, obvious cultural differences and lack of appetite for political games disqualify me from climbing the corporate ladder higher, and I am becoming too expensive where I am for lateral job mobility. I would never think that hearing "guy is super smart and capable" would be the damnest curse of my career.have you looked out here? we seem to have a bottomless tech sector out here.
Well, that's U.S. IT in general.<snip> Nearly everyone I know hates his job
Go west, young man... go west. I'd skip all those flyover states, though - they will REALLY be unimpressed with your accent.I feel a change of scenery will be a must for my wife and me soon. Our accent is not impressing anyone anymore.
Look in the Burlington, VT area.I feel the Boston tech job market is quite specific. It is a small pond saturated with eleventy billionty schools, people with money who don't work for compensation, rich kids with Ivy league MBA who get propelled to executive positions a year after graduation, etc. etc. Nearly everyone I know hates his job and looks for a new one. Every job posting I find has 50+ applicants a day after posted. Recruiters only care about their open positions and won't really work with you unless they get hit with a rare well matching opportunity. This is employers' market with the exception of entry to mid level developer jobs and a few high demand occupations such as devops or security professionals. Being old (over 40) isn't helping much either.
I feel a change of scenery will be a must for my wife and me soon. Our accent is not impressing anyone anymore.
what i found when i was training hard in my days of racing DH my weight would only drop so much, plateau, then actually start to increase again as i burned off the fat but then started building muscle mass.Stalling hard on the losing weight front in the gym and just generally hard as hell to get up these week, but trying to just push through it. I always feel better when I get done and the rest of the day, but bed has felt so good lately in the morning. I think the cool weather and being nice and toasty under the covers. But also seeing waistline improving even though the scale isn't moving much, so that helps.
Bit of a mental game since I'd like to cut down. But I'm definitely putting on muscle mass, so I'm not too worried about the scale numbers. I'm just at least happy where I'm at now with how I look and feel and can just stay the course and see where it takes me in the next few months. I just feel like I've made a complete 180 from where I was headed a few months ago and try to remind myself I want to keep it up.what i found when i was training hard in my days of racing DH my weight would only drop so much, plateau, then actually start to increase again as i burned off the fat but then started building muscle mass.
yea, i get the mental game, then i came to the realization it was silly.Bit of a mental game since I'd like to cut down. But I'm definitely putting on muscle mass, so I'm not too worried about the scale numbers. I'm just at least happy where I'm at now with how I look and feel and can just stay the course and see where it takes me in the next few months. I just feel like I've made a complete 180 from where I was headed a few months ago and try to remind myself I want to keep it up.
I have a few finance and tech recruiters I am friends with since college who are very integrated into the high level SF tech and finance world - including owning their own firm for over a decade. That also allows them to have good contacts in other major markets if they don't work in those locations. If you are interested, I can introduce you to the appropriate people.I've got a guy I will contact if/when I get serious about my job search. Right now I am just casually looking, seeing if anything interesting pops up, whereas a year ago I had no interest in looking. The thing with good recruiters is that once you let them know that you are "open," it is game on for them. I am not at that point where I am ready for that full court press.