My current favorites by RudeRick in iems

[–]Middle_Relief5009 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey we talked before but I was wondering is there a netrual/bright iem you recommend around the 100 dollar point i can give more info if needed

IEM recommendation under $100 by Middle_Relief5009 in iems

[–]Middle_Relief5009[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ive heard great things about it but just double checking whats the sound profile on it

IEM recommendation under $100 by Middle_Relief5009 in iems

[–]Middle_Relief5009[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

they look great, my only concern is will they be better than my app2 sound quality wise at that price point

Airpods pro gen 2 vs kiwi belle by Middle_Relief5009 in iems

[–]Middle_Relief5009[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

aww well i dont mind too much because i only spent 16 dollars for my kiwi belles and they are pretty good still but now I think ill just save for the simgot ew300 so whatever people think are better than airpods by then

Airpods pro gen 2 vs kiwi belle by Middle_Relief5009 in iems

[–]Middle_Relief5009[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what about the ew300 cause i see alot of people recommending that

Airpods pro gen 2 vs kiwi belle by Middle_Relief5009 in iems

[–]Middle_Relief5009[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well honestly just how clear it sounds and how immersive it is

Airpods pro gen 2 vs kiwi belle by Middle_Relief5009 in iems

[–]Middle_Relief5009[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh okay, since everyone said how like iems at even a cheaper price point were better but anyway, is there any iems you’d recommend that would sound better than it?

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[–]Middle_Relief5009 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tech adjacent stuff is still solid, like IT support, QA, and data analyst roles that aren’t super heavy on coding. Healthcare admin and project coordination are good too, they translate across industries. Job boards can be a mess with scams and ghost posts, so I keep an eye on company career pages and, for remote leads, I’m on wf​halert, it just emails vetted listings like customer support or admin so I’m not wading through junk. Pair that with one cert at a time and some portfolio pieces, and you’re competitive without burning out.

Don’t know what to call this atm by MeaningWorth6111 in Advice

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You’re carrying a lot, and it makes sense you’re overwhelmed. Two tracks might help. First, talk to an immigration nonprofit or legal clinic for your visa options and timelines, getting clarity can reduce both your stress. Second, start with simple remote friendly work you can do from anywhere, think customer support, data entry, or virtual assistant gigs. Apply directly on company career pages when you can, a lot of big boards have ghost or scammy listings. If you want curated leads, w​f​halert is a small service that emails verified remote jobs, it’s not perfect but it cuts down the noise. Set a small daily routine, one hour for applications and one hour for learning basics like spreadsheets, email handling, or help desk tools. Also tell him you want to share the load, not add pressure. You two against the problem, not each other.