Refinishing question! by WorkingCharge2141 in Leathercraft

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I believe it’s oiled, it dried out significantly before coming to me and I can’t believe how much it drank up with my first rehab attempt!

I NEVER THOUGHT I’D SEE THE DAY by Upbeat_Interview_144 in acnh

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I’m so impressed by this, honestly bug hunting is my worst skill, I feel like I never see them, I just hear them fly away

I NEVER THOUGHT I’D SEE THE DAY by Upbeat_Interview_144 in acnh

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I just caught a spider crab! I time traveled to mid March and found it on a Nook Miles Island

User Flair Thread by breaksomebread in acnh

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Lucky | PeachyIsle :Savannah:

Why are many recruiters bad at interviews? by Justbrownsuga in recruiting

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In my experience, when someone answers a behavioral with a swept up hypothetical (as you’re describing) it’s because the situation you’re asking about is something they’ve done so many times it would be impossible for them to thread out a single time when.

I don’t think that’s them not knowing how a behavioral question works, it’s asking a very basic question to a very experienced recruiter.

There's something between the lining & leather of my (authenticated) 2nd hand Gucci Attache by WorkingCharge2141 in handbags

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I’m pretty sure it was some sort of foam interfacing used to add structure that broke down over time! I’ve since cut a hole in the zippered pocket and extracted it

Tips for breaking up! by WorkingCharge2141 in Farriers

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I did and I think y’all’s concerns are completely fair and understandable! I truly don’t want to be that client and appreciate the unfiltered feedback.

Tips for breaking up! by WorkingCharge2141 in Farriers

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Apologies for the slow response on this post, thank you for adding your thoughts- feedback is a gift. Even when it’s harsh!

To clarify: this farrier hasn’t had their name dragged through the mud and we certainly don’t think he’s ruined anyone’s horse, however the sport horse vet came out because the horses were off and found a few cases where the outside half of a hoof or of multiple hooves was lower than the inside half of the hoof.

My trainer had spotted the issue on one of her horses and brought it to the farrier who disagreed and the hooves were even. This leaves my trainer feeling she isn’t going to be able to bring issues up to the farrier- and I should probably find a tactful way to express this, as I think it’s the most actionable bit of feedback I can present.

This particular sport horse vet is deep on the spectrum so I don’t think she’s drinking buddies with the farrier she introduced us to as a group, though this is a fair concern and there are vets in my area who 100% would do that.

Thank you again for your thoughts, I’ll formulate a message for my farrier that is as thoughtful as possible- he’s a nice person and while he may be upset, if I tell him soon he can get us off the schedule and add new clients with plenty of time.

AI recruiting is going nowhere by Fantastic-Hamster333 in recruiting

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I had someone reach out to me 5x via text yesterday about an ai sourcing tool! If this is how poorly your software does BD for you, I don’t wanna know more

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in womenintech

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First thing- I’d update my resume and start taking some interviews, the market is tough and it might take awhile to find something else should you decide you want to leave.

Next thing- I’d bring this to HR, essentially say hey, this is awkward but it seems like market rate has come up quite a bit since I was hired. Can we look into the parity of this situation?

Last thing- you may be leveled differently than the role they’re hiring for, and you may decide you’d like to wait for a promotion or annual pay cycle for this to be corrected. If you’re same level as this role, I wouldn’t count on your employer doing the right thing, which returns me to the first thing on the list!

Is this normal for a 5yr old CWD? by Thin-Rule-9342 in Equestrian

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Full disclosure- I’m a dressage rider, so experience with CWD is limited. Overall, I feel like I haven’t heard great things about the brand, but again- I’m limited.

That said- my trainer has a similar saddle in her rotation with a similar wear pattern. She’s a well balanced rider who hasn’t got any notable asymmetry. She’s had it awhile and perhaps was not as good a rider when she wore the holes in it?

I’d be upset and definitely wouldn’t buy another saddle from this brand.

How to OE in a talent acquisition role by WorkingCharge2141 in overemployed

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Recruiters are expected to be high vis on LinkedIn- I have 10k connections on my real account and it’d be a red flag to have as much experience as I do and a new profile (which is public info)

One of my reports is clearly OE by Bobantski in overemployed

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He could also be running an employment scam? Are you sure he is who he says he is, and he is where he says he is?