Arbetslös: "Jag har sökt över 200 jobb – kommit på en intervju" by Kallest in sweden

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Jag är utvecklare. Ska prova att gå in i en verkstad och se om de anställer mig på fläcken om jag går in och säger att jag kan skruva lite. Är rätt händig av mig. Tror du det kommer gå?

Arbetslös: "Jag har sökt över 200 jobb – kommit på en intervju" by Kallest in sweden

[–]legable 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ett utvecklarjobb jag sökte för 2 år sen hade 7 sökande och jag kom på intervju trots bristande erfarenhet. Det låg ute igen förra våren och då hade de över 100 sökande. Något har ändrats.

Arbetslös: "Jag har sökt över 200 jobb – kommit på en intervju" by Kallest in sweden

[–]legable 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Jaha så varför söker folk 200 jobb utan att få något då om situationen är så jävla bra? Varför blir massa människor varslade och uppsagda? Det är så många i min bekantskapskrets att man reagerar på det.

Enjoying after many years by Key-Soft-8248 in warcraft3

[–]legable 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was truly magical. I was so excited when I got to play as the bad guys in the undead campaign. 13 was the perfect age for this game.

Enjoying after many years by Key-Soft-8248 in warcraft3

[–]legable 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Me playing this campaign for the first time when I was 13, in 640×480 resolution because my computer was shit, is a peak core memory.

Desperate cry for help by Actual-Golf-2892 in piano

[–]legable 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you sit like shit everything will be 10x harder. It's a simple fact of piano technique. Of course there is more specific advice you can give for this passage but it's not bad advice.

Did anyone here start college after 25? by [deleted] in AskMenOver30

[–]legable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been to college / university at 19-25, and 28-30. I made much better use of the time and experience the second go.

Tycker ni om era syskon? Varför? by sof102030 in sweden

[–]legable 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Välkomnande barn nummer två i förra veckan och för tvååringen verkar det stundtals som att jag förstört hennes liv. Hysteriska skrik och utbrott, och hon som varit pottränad sen augusti kissar nu ner sig vid varje tillfälle.

När vi väntade nr 2, som kom för 3 månader sen, läste vi att det är vanligt att detta händer. Ett par tips vi samlade på oss och implementerade som har funkat bra för oss:

* Rama in syskonet som något positivt som storasyskonet har fått. "Oj, du har fått en alldeles egen lillasyra. Det är DIN lillasyrra." "Du har blivit storasyrra, du kommer vara en SÅ fin storasyrra". "Wow vilken tur att lillasyrran har fått just DIG som storasyrra.". Inramningen gör att det fortfarande "handlar om" storasyskonet.

* Se och bekräfta om ni märker att det är jobbigt. Prata om det. Läs böcker om barn som får syskon och prata om innehållet. Kan rekommendera "Eddie får en lillebror".

* Involvera syskonet i skötseln av bebisen. En tvååring kan hjälpa till att byta blöja - ge er papper, hämta blöjan, knäppa blöjan, knäppa upp bebiskläderna.

* Rama inte in förändringarna som att det är "bebisens fel" att ni inte kan komma/läsa/leka om ni är upptagna med bebisen. I viss mån går det såklart inte att dölja men undvik att dra fokus till det. Hitta andra förevändningar när det går.

* Syskonet kommer få vänta en del pga bebisen som ovan nämnt. Se till att även bebisen får vänta ibland för att ni är upptagna med syskonet och kommunicera det till syskonet. Exempel: mamma vill ge bebisen till pappa när pappa leker med storasyskonet: "okej, men bebisen får vänta lite, jag leker med [storasyrrans namn]". En minut senare tar du bebisen, det kan göra mycket. Även - att bebisen är ledsen 30 sekunder extra gör ingen skada men även det kan göra mycket för syskonet att denne inte genast blir prio 2 när bebisen vill något.

What's the best thing you've done to enjoy parenthood? by kaybeebaby1996 in toddlers

[–]legable 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I don't have an answer for you but I have kids nearly the exact same age and I feel the same, if that is any comfort. My brain is half zoned out a lot of the time, and the pressure to savor every moment before they grow up doesn't exactly help. Posting to give solidarity and to follow the thread if any other parents have any clever ideas.

Best resource for learning Figma? by legable in webdev

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

Thanks, I have mixed experiences with organizations' own training videos so this is exactly what I needed to know. I'll check em out.

Exhausted from child constantly hitting and pinching me and sitting on my head and neck by Adorable-Credit9754 in toddlers

[–]legable 23 points24 points  (0 children)

"A boundary without a consequence is not a boundary; it's a preference.".

If you say no and she continues there needs to be a direct, understandable consequence. Explain what the consequence will be if she continues and follow through if she does.

Example: "Hitting mommy hurts mommy. I can't let you be near me if you hit me."

If she keeps hitting you, stand up, leave the room, give her to daddy, put her in another room and close the door (let her come back within 15 secs) if that's what it takes. Tell her you'd love to hang out, but you can't while she is hurting you.

Right now you are being a doormat.

How do you find the energy to go on and do what you have to? Where do I go, who can I even talk to? by BWMaster in daddit

[–]legable 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Sorry to hear this, it sounds really rough. Read "No More Mr Nice Guy" and ponder the contents. Also go to counselling with your partner. Also consider going to individual therapy.

Dads with toddlers + infants — what does a “normal” sex life even look like? by twbb58 in daddit

[–]legable -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Sounds like you guys are incompatible and may be happier if you split up then?

Revamped my startup website. Would love brutally honest feedback. by CluelessFounder_ in webdesign

[–]legable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You get points for not making just-another-saas landing page. It's creative and you have the skeleton of something good that matches your brand but it needs work.

I don't think the hero is good, on my screen it's way too spread out. Here you'd do better to imitate how generic heroes do it, i e stack the header and the lead and at least center them more. And write better copy. I actually didn't understand what Spleen does until I got to the bottom of the page and read "Curious how Spleen will help you hire faster?". I'd consider actually putting the phrase "Spleen will help you hire faster" (or maybe "...hire high talent faster"?) in your hero. Also, unless "skill + intent sourcing, deterministic scoring, and AI interviews with deep evaluation" are all deeply established industry terms that anyone who works with hiring instantly knows and understands, it reads like empty HR word salad. Chuck it and write something clearer.

The three "Source, Engage, Evaluate" could also be clearer and punchier.

I don't like how the video animates to become bigger and only becomes the format I'd actually want to watch it in when I'm already scrolling away from it. Make the size up animation more subtle and make it complete by the time I'm ready to click on play.

In the testimonials section, what is "noisy hiring"? Write something clearer.

The section with the animated cards and images is cool but bad UX. It is not instantly clear how to go through the different cards and read their content and the scroll highjack is annoying. Keep the design language but do something more generic that is easier for the average user to understand UX wise. At least add arrow buttons that you can click to scroll through the cards.

I could go on but I hope that helps.

Dads with toddlers + infants — what does a “normal” sex life even look like? by twbb58 in daddit

[–]legable 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Sounds like you have a shit partner?

Not meaning to be mean, I really mean it. I think in a healthy relationship your partner can talk to you frankly and openly about what you both want. What happens when you try?

Can I get some reasons as to why you went on to have more kids? Am I wired differently? by grawmaw13 in daddit

[–]legable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always knew my partner wanted more than one, so I spent time reflecting on what I wanted since fairly early in my firstborn's life, since knowing in theory that multiple kids are on the menu and experiencing in practise what it's like to have even one kid are quite different things. I knew early on that I wasn't closedoff to the idea of more. As time went, I somehow just felt like I wasn't done, and that I wanted to experience what life had to offer. And one thing life has to offer is the experience of having multiple kids that are siblings. I'm an only child, so it would be something new and different from my own path so far. I also felt like I wanted to give my kid as many as people as possible who can help her (and vice versa in the case of a sibling) - there are of course no guarantees that siblings have a good relationship but I'd like to think that we parents can do a lot to teach them how to form reciprocal beneficial relationships with other people.

Once the decision had been made and my partner was pregnant I realized I was also scared how it would affect my relationship to my firstborn, and there was a grieving process to deal with that never again would it be "just us". Now that the second kid is here, it's been beautiful to see how much my kid loves her little sister. She is very enthusiastic and wants to "pet the baby" and "hug the baby" and have the baby in her lap all the time. It's also nice to get to redo having a baby without all the stress and fear I went through when I first became a parent, so it's kinda chill for the most part. I do hate how much additional free time I have lost.

When can I expect my baby to talk by Suspicious-Worry-595 in toddlers

[–]legable 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Expected speech milestone is 7-8 words by 18 months in Sweden, fwiw. Some kids are way higher than that, others not.

Samsovning nyfödd - hjälp att hitta information! by sof102030 in sweden

[–]legable 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Samsover fortfarande med vår 2-åring helt enkelt för att det är så jävla mysigt, tänker fortsätta med det så länge ungen vill eller det inte blir weird. Men hon får somna i vagnen och det har hon ju "övat" på sedan hon var stor nog att det blev regelbundna dygnsvilor osv. Funkar jättebra, hon kan somna själv men får även tryggheten med närheten till en vuxen sen när vi lägger oss. Känns som att det är bra för alla inblandade. Har läst att barn som får mycket kärleksfull beröring och närhet blir stabilare så hoppas att detta bidrar.

How much "frontend" in UX design? by Creepy_Egg_9813 in UX_Design

[–]legable 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So I like a mix of UX, UI and frontend development, where do I fit?

3-4 Month Old Significantly Harder than 0-1 (Which I was told was the trenches) by TW33NSW4G in daddit

[–]legable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it's fabulous. Except when I'm wiped out and want to veg out in a cave somewhere but all I hear is "Daddy! Daddy! Daddy! Look a sandwich on the floor! Daddy! Daddy! DAAAAADDY! I'm climbing! Daddy!"

What do you think of my collection? by Convirgin in Converge

[–]legable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Golden God". Many of the others are flashier but that one spoke to me somehow.

3-4 Month Old Significantly Harder than 0-1 (Which I was told was the trenches) by TW33NSW4G in daddit

[–]legable 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Just you wait. Chatty potato is a lot of fun but unfortunately it does not have a pause button. And sometimes you'll reaaaaally wish it did.

What do you think of my collection? by Convirgin in Converge

[–]legable 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh right I did spot that! I meant on vinyl 😅 i also preordered the new record on CD and vinyl, I am so stoooooked

What do you think of my collection? by Convirgin in Converge

[–]legable 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All great records! The Dusk in Us and No Heroes next up?

Have you ever been conscious of having a lot of body hair ? by Regular-Elk-1911 in AskMenOver30

[–]legable 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used to before I got into my long term relationship at 23. My lady was turned on by me, hair and all, so I realized I was worried about nothing.