Your missing apple numbers somewhere in there. I think between libre and excel online? Been years since I've used it for 5 minutes.
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I'd recommend looking on YouTube, "Life After Layoff" has some good interview advice. There's many more, but that's the one I remember right now.
Generally, the response should be related to you're "professional life", not your private one. They don't care that you have 6 brothers and sisters and like to hike - your looking for a job, not a date. If your job happened to be for a national park baby sitting children, then your personal life just became much more relevant.
This question can be used to naturally lead into the "where do you see your self in 5 years" question, by talking about some of your career goals (if relevenat). Let's say your goal is to be a park ranger, and the job your appling is to go around the park cleaning up - that's a reasonable jump. If your planning to leave the job after a bit, don't tell them anything to make it obvious.
If you can bring relevant past expirances of things you did (not just job title) into the conversation that's good. Maybe you used to work at the local park keeping it clean from the local teens, advocated for trashbins to be installed and you want to continue taking care of nature on a larger scale.
Obviously those examples are completely made up, but including expirances to your responces can make a huge difference.
There's a reason people pay for office. As shitty as Microsoft is, they know how to make a spreadsheet.
I don't know, he always gets back up and despite all those injuries he's still walking on it.
Hey! You keep rewards outta here...this ain't the other place shivers
Robin: ( -_-)
One Piece meets Horizon Dawn?
Those robot dinosaurs do not stand a chance.
That or you get wrecked by some random drilling operation.
Probably no. But in a ~~perfect~~ better world we wouldn't be tied to app stores at all.
It sucked when work switch to motion. Makes it real obvious you were in too long if the light turns on when you walk out of a stall.
(This is a factory, so the first door to the sink section stays proped open)
And dont forget the Q&A section featuring the finest examples of human intelligence.
- "Does this chair have adjustable armrests?" "It depends"
- "will the red color match my rug?" "My blue chair matches my lavendar silk curtains!"
- "is the chair cushion firm or soft?" "I didn't buy this exact chair, but mine is prefect"
- "where are these made?" "100 united america made quality product garentees by company or monies refund to costomer."
Depends on the reader I suppose. But in my expirances, its much much worse. You see, in a book you can quickly flip back and forth between pages. Moving bookmarks takes no effort. On a ereader you have to pick your page via a menu, go go your book marks via different menu. Delete bookmark via menu
Menu menu menu click click click its awful.
Got a book with a map at the front? Well you better memorize it because its not worth the effort to flip back and forth when ever some location comes up.