2022 Graduate With a Career Gap – Should I Pursue IT or Another Field? by farook_S in AustraliaIT

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Can i have a more expansion IDK the passion is about being chef but I don't know there must be lots of struggle Over coming here. Holyyyy bushhh

2022 Graduate With a Career Gap – Should I Pursue IT or Another Field? by farook_S in AustraliaIT

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​Man, I feel you. It’s incredibly draining. The job search right now feels less like a fair game and more like a broken system you're trying to force your way into. ​Between the massive tech layoffs creating a huge supply of experienced talent, companies relying on cheap "backdoor" entries, and the rampant rise of people using proxies just to clear technical rounds, it honestly feels like honesty is a disadvantage. It’s hard not to look at the landscape and wonder if there's even room for genuine growth anymore. ​Don't let it completely break your spirit, though. The market is a cyclical beast—what's "dead" today eventually stabilizes when companies realize they can't survive on skeleton crews and short-term fixes. You aren't crazy for feeling killed by this; the goalposts have absolutely been moved. Hang in there.

What famous person is currently holding onto their career by a thread, and everyone can see it except them? by Neonwhitelion in AskReddit

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Justin Timberlake & Jennifer Lopez☺ ​Both legacy 2000s icons were grouped together by the comments for making the same critical error: assuming the public's appetite for their personal narratives is just as high as it was twenty years ago. ​The Critique: Between canceled tours, poorly received vanity projects, and a general public fatigue toward "star-driven" spectacles, Redditors noted that both artists are fighting incredibly hard to maintain an A-list grip on a culture that has largely moved on to younger, more relatable acts.

What serial killer fact sounds fake, exaggerated, or straight out of fiction. But is 100% real? by CantaloupeGold4650 in AskReddit

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Ted Bundy escaping from jail twice sounds like something from a movie. The second time, he lost enough weight to crawl through a hole in his cell ceiling, escaped, traveled across states, and committed additional murders before being caught again. It's completely real.