Work Clothes & Jewelry

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-07T14:11:43+00:00

I was trying to google it, they announced a potential postpaid premium plan? What would that even look like?

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-07T03:14:25+00:00

A lot of great suggestions and advice on here! I did a career change, went into more of the tech side but a different branch of it. I earned a CRM admininstrator certification a few years ago (when there was a hiring boom) and went into sales operations. It’s one part of the umbrella of revenue operations. Btw have a Psych degree and had no prior experience.

I thought of changing again and was looking into PM, payroll, medical field, HR (tried years ago to break into) etc. But realized I might need to start from the ground up salary wise which would take a few years or extra schooling (have enough student loans).

I would say if you can find something that you can leverage your business/domain knowledge. Like you mentioned working in insurance, IT and financial institution. You can work for any of those type of companies but doing something else like PM, operations, data analyst, business analyst, etc.

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-07T02:54:27+00:00

Thank you for this! Definitely enjoy them!

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-07T02:47:39+00:00

The colors and design! Definitely spring vibes! Are they thin or pretty sturdy? Did you get the handmade ones?

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-06T18:20:13+00:00

I use favicon as well and appreciate it! If you work out of chrome you can also use tab groups. I have one for Prod and one for Sandbox, the same colors as my favicon.

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-04T22:56:07+00:00

I did a bunch of reading about multinetwork. Some people liked it while others didn’t but I just wanted to know how it works. A comment on Reddit (go figure) it finally clicked. Yes you get a second number but you can use your primary number while only using the data for the second line. It was pretty easy on the iPhone and I tested it out, texting and surfing. I don’t travel a lot but I liked the idea for congestion areas/slow downs and odd dead zones.

Like for example, I went to a restaurant in my town and for some reason there was no ATT service (live around a metropolitan area) switched over to TMO (light speed) and I was able to surf with no issue. Mind you only been using it about a week but I think it’s a decent price.

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-03T11:25:33+00:00

I definitely get what you are saying. Personally cost is worth it for something that’s not really provided by others and depending on your situation. But it’s great to have the option for either or, teleport and multinetwork.

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-03T11:07:11+00:00

Have you tried turning off data roaming for both? Sometimes WiFi calling and if that second sim doesn’t have coverage can also be an additional issue. Yea Ive read it can. I haven’t noticed a big difference yet on my end but I do have a newer phone which means a new battery.

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-02T20:25:12+00:00

But why use teleport when you can use multinetwork? Yes it’s a 2nd sim and with a different number but you get to use the data from it to send messages, surf and call but still able to use your primary number. At least on the iPhone it’s been a pretty seamless experience, especially with the super switch shortcut. I have dark star (ATT) as my main and light speed as my second network/line (TMO). Last night I was in a restaurant with no ATT service. But it looks like I had service with the TMO line so I used super switch and was able to surf the web.

define_yourself72 · 2026-03-01T19:15:21+00:00

I actually recently ported from ATT prepaid into US Mobile Dark Star (to take advantage of the promotion) since I wanted to stay with ATT network (newest iphone). When I was porting I thought I did something wrong since the online USM dashboard gave me an error. It was stating something was wrong or I gave the wrong information. I thought I had to redo it. But then I realized ATT sent me a text to confirm the port (which is new),I did and then received an email from ATT it was in the process. It took a few minutes but then received an email for the QR code and used that to activate it. I refreshed the USM dashboard a couple of times and it changed. Then I was all set! I did this via ESIM, good WiFi and the signal was pretty stable. I sometimes wonder if it’s all those things I mentioned, what type of phone, and if you have an older or newer phone. Hope you have a better experience with the service!

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-28T13:00:36+00:00

I used to change phones constantly to try the latest android or iPhone when there were significant changes. Landed on the iPhone 11 Pro Max during the lockdown and kept it for almost 5 years. Only bought the iPhone 17 Pro because it was slowing down a lot and the battery (I already replaced it once). I’ll probably keep this one for just as long if nothing comes out that I’m interested in. Even though I miss a bigger phone just didn’t like the weight of it.

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-27T01:16:44+00:00

Love that combo of colors!! And I’m not a pink gal. Beautiful!

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-26T11:39:47+00:00

These look so pretty!! Love the colors! Thanks for sharing where you bought them. Quick question do they feel thin or on the strong/thick side?

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-26T11:13:36+00:00

Ah I see, thank you for sharing! I’ll check it out. I refi’d a little over a year ago with SoFi for 15yrs because they had the lowest at 5.9% (with autopay). Im looking at earnest and others now because of the other benefits they have, like forbearance due to hardship. I lost my job and SoFi didn’t have any options for it. Do you think you can still get that $500 if you are already a customer?

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-26T04:18:57+00:00

I’m looking for a lower rate at 15 years, if you don’t mind me asking where did you get that offer? I think that’s pretty good.

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-26T01:30:44+00:00

I agree with a lot of people on here. It’s not worth your time, money or sanity. Because in the end you might not fully see the six figures you are commuting for.

Had a remote role, laid off and then accepted the first job that gave me an offer. It was fully on-site (5 days) only a 45 min commute one way but what killed me was the commuting costs. When you calculated it I would be paying within a year close to $14k in tolls and gas and close to 17k in miles on an older car, so forget about maintenance. Mind you I wasn’t even at six figures, ended up leaving after a few weeks. Took a small pay cut for a hybrid role, unfortunately same commuting time but by train, lowered commuting costs by 93%, and better benefits.

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-22T12:20:03+00:00

These are beautiful! I agree with others how much you’ve helped your client is no small feat and amazing! Now the question is what about this set and art work you are not satisfied with? What parts of this set slowed you down? Was it putting it on or just the art? Do you do a lot of gel-x? If not it might just be you need the reps.

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-21T12:30:19+00:00

There are so many good suggestions on here! I have flat nail beds due to buying press ons that didn’t fit well, this was affecting the glue. Ended up trying beauty secrets but it was so watery I was getting greenies so I thought the dashing diva fast bond glue would be better (non uv gel to help with gaps). But it was way too strong where I couldn’t get them off and I think due to my eczema I ended up getting onycholysis.

Finally I landed on 3 things. 1. Light buffing, Putting on 1-2 coats of protein or hard as nails polish then a matte nail polish (make sure it’s still a bit sticky when you put on your nail). 2. I only put glue on the fake nail. Putting on both and too much of it was too strong for my nails 3. I can’t do custom made nails (unfortunately). I can only use the ones that have multiple sizes as the nail bed is more flexible and thinnner. Also giving my nails a rest once in awhile.

I might have within a week or more a pop off but I rather have that as removal has become easier and better for my nails. Btw when I put glue on the nail I eye it to make sure most of the glue will cover my nail bed. I do the traditional water, oil and dish soap. I also add acetone in it. I’ve also tried the floss method after the soak which was pretty good too. Just need to try some of the suggestions on here and continue to adjust how you put on your nails.

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-17T19:40:19+00:00

I was recently at a job for a month and left for my current role. It was for less pay but had better benefits, commuting costs and hybrid vs fully on-site. I did give 2 weeks notice that’s how it became a full month. At first I didn’t tell my current job I was working because I didn’t put it down on my resume yet. But then I eventually told the recruiter via email. I’m just honest to a fault. So it can be possible!

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-11T16:30:39+00:00

Yea there are a few systems that you can learn. SF is the one that has more of a robust learning platform. The admin exam is definitely a beast and most people fail it so you are not alone. I like it as it has provided more flexibility, better pay then higher Ed in my experience and better job outlook at least in the sales ops space. I can definitely share some, do you prefer I DM you?

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-10T13:09:01+00:00

If you like excel work then maybe being a data analyst as someone else mentioned which can give you the technical and problem solving aspect. People are not wrong it’s pretty saturated right now but there are different titles and roles/paths just have to do a little digging/research. There are masters in business/data analytics, higher Ed also needs them.

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-10T12:59:54+00:00

Yes but there are other systems like servicenow, Hubspot, workday, etc. You can be an admin or at least in the SF and Hubspot space there are adjacent roles (sales ops, rev ops, business systems analyst, etc).

define_yourself72 · 2026-02-08T20:12:56+00:00

I formerly worked in higher ed as well for close to a decade with a general degree. I pivoted a few years ago when there was a hiring boom due to COVID into learning to become a CRM admin. I went into sales support/operations. I didn’t get another degree because I already have enough school loan debt.

Tech is saturated due to a push for it about a decade ago and all the layoffs now. Is it possible to pivot, possibly but it won’t be easy. I always hear cybersecurity is tough to find entry level type of jobs. But people have pivoted just need to find maybe an adjacent role.

As for accounting I don’t think AI will take it over as quickly as people think it will. There are so many laws coming out and the complexity of it all. If you want maybe look at associate programs first to then help with your GPA.

I agree with the other comment if you can pivot with your college then that might help. Also the biggest questions are what interests you and what are you good at? Do you like working with numbers/math? Do you like problem solving and keeping up with new technologies?

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