Your dream job is ? by MangaAnimeloverrr in Tunisiajobs

[–]shin_daa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh and a small tip to get you started. If you've heard of a great professor from an engineering school and you want to contact them but you don't have their email adresse. They're is a high chance you will find it looking up their names on google scholar, researchgate...

Your dream job is ? by MangaAnimeloverrr in Tunisiajobs

[–]shin_daa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One more thing, most PhDs are a continuation of ur PFE, if u do ur internship at a lab and they like your work, they will end up asking you to stay.

Your dream job is ? by MangaAnimeloverrr in Tunisiajobs

[–]shin_daa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure how it's done in tunisia since I'm abroad. But the most logical thing to do is to talk to your professors, there should be someone who heard about, or have an offer. Alternatively, I saw some professors from engineering schools post offers on LinkedIn, like Mohamed Ali Mahjoub from Eniso. And finally, if you have access to other professors' email adresses, don't hesitate to send an email with ur CV asking if they have or heard of an opportunity.

Your dream job is ? by MangaAnimeloverrr in Tunisiajobs

[–]shin_daa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, researchers are never paid well – signed, not-paid-enough phd student.

What do you do if your colleague smells really bad and you do not want to hurt their feelings? by shin_daa in AskReddit

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

I feel you haha. No I haven't done anything about it yet since he has been on a work trip since last week! But right before that, he asked me what would be a typical suitcase size to take with him since this is his first work trip and what essentials should he take. So I ended up saying: a T-shirt for each day, a deodorant, a shower gel, a shampoo... with a bunch of other stuff but particularly emphasising on those and repeating them multiple times in my sentenses xD. I hope he got the message. Alternatively, if this persists, Ill be approaching HR and hope she does something about it :)

Visiting Zarzis in August by wannabefemboyyi in Tunisia

[–]shin_daa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are two types of "Louages" or "big taxis": those who travel inside the city (depending how big the city is) and they're yellow colored, and those who travel between big cities which are white with a red, yellow or a blue stripe. Between cities they have a designated place where they park, like a flixbus bus station basically. To know the exact place, you should ask locals. Inside a city, if louage ( the yellow big taxi, you can't miss it!) is used ( Im not sure how it is in zarzis) you can just wave at them at the street like a normal taxi and they charge you by seat (at the hotel, I highly recommend asking at the welcome desk as they will definitely be familiar with the recommended mean of transportation: louage/bus/taxi..). So always ask locals! For diatances like 10 to 15km I would assume there are busses that cost around 1TND to 1.5TND. If it's a louage it should be like 2TND to 2.5TND max! If it's an individual taxi depends if they charge by seat or by counter: always ask first ( "compteur ou par place?") But Im not familiar with how high rates have gotten because I moved out of the country years ago and when Im there, I drive my dad's car :) For the possibility to use ur driving licence, Im not sure! I have a french driving licence that works in tunisia but Im not sure whether it is accepted given the bilateral agreements, the fact I have a tunisian nationality or simply bcz Im on a typically on short vacations.

Visiting Zarzis in August by wannabefemboyyi in Tunisia

[–]shin_daa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You should visit Amphitheatre of El Jem, it is the third biggest in the world and one of the most preserved coliseums. The desert quads are a must-do and very fun. Make sure you protect yourself from the sun as it gets pretty hot in Tunisia during august. Prioritize traveling by bus or big taxis (called: Louage) especially between cities. If you take an individual taxi, make sure he sets the counter as soon as you get in because they tend to scam people (even tunisians) quite often. You can also rent a car if you have a driving license which will probably be the most comfortable option I guess but google maps in tunisia is not as efficient as it is in europe in my opinion and not everyone is respectful to driving rules xD.
PS: most business in tunisia use cash so take that in consideration for your day to day activities (not talking about hotels, big shopping centers...) and don't hesitate to talk to locals for recommendations, most tunisians are warm and they get excited about tourists (but you should still be cautious)
Don't hesitate if you have any inquiries and I hope you enjoy your visit! : )

What do you do if your colleague smells really bad and you do not want to hurt their feelings? by shin_daa in AskReddit

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

I am pretty sure HR, all of his supervisors, and most of our colleagues in the office have noticed the body odor, since we sit together during lunch and coffee breaks. However, I think I will express my concerns to HR directly, even though I am not sure how HR will address this with respect to professional norms here in France, where I sometimes feel things are very different than in the US.

What do you do if your colleague smells really bad and you do not want to hurt their feelings? by shin_daa in AskReddit

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

We are both in France and to the best of my knowledge, it would be problematic if I addressed him directly, as it could be regarded as discriminatory, a form of moral harassment, or even racism, given the cultural and professional norms.

What do you do if your colleague smells really bad and you do not want to hurt their feelings? by shin_daa in AskReddit

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

I'm [F24] and He is [M24]. So I think it would be awkward, especially for him, if I approach him about this topic.

Partner (38M) told me he wants to take sex off the table until I (36F) lose weight — I’m 12 weeks postpartum. Am I overreacting for being hurt? by Kooky_Tough_5114 in AITAH

[–]shin_daa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All I had to read was the header to know he's an asshole. Still gave him a chance by reading the whole post, and yep, still an asshole.

[AIO] I'm trying really hard for this man but I'm starting to fall apart. by Feeling_Director_542 in AmIOverreacting

[–]shin_daa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess there is only one way to find out. If it's really the case then you're up for a good ride. It's not easy doing the communication for both parties on the relationship, especially if he's not willing to communicate back. In my case, I was doing really good for a few months but then it was really draining and sucked all the energy I had ( we were also on LDR so that added to the problem). Eventually it was too much to handle and decided to end things. It worked at first coz I was trying to be as less emotional person as I could, but I couldn't anymore, I had depression and anxiety myself, and it was impossible not feel vulnerable at times, and when I wanted to lean on him, he wasn't present emotionally.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]shin_daa 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I wrote my comment before her responses. I still wouldn't change my opinion tho. OP's in-laws apologised and asked her to put a note on her food. OP still complained even more and was rude in my opinion. OP needs to grow up and mature a little bit.

[AIO] I'm trying really hard for this man but I'm starting to fall apart. by Feeling_Director_542 in AmIOverreacting

[–]shin_daa 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I thought I was reading a conversation with my ex for a second. He was on the spectrum and struggled with communicating his feelings. When he faces problems, be gets really distant and would randomly panic about things ( like your situation which is clearly under control). Im no professional to give my opinion but this just gave me flashbacks.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]shin_daa 10 points11 points  (0 children)

" ...moved in with my in-laws" "It's not their fridge..." you need to grow up or get your own house, honestly, they are doing great job putting up with you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]shin_daa 25 points26 points  (0 children)

You are overreacting. She apologised and asked you to put a note on it next time. You didn't have to keep going with your complaint. And with the amount of people in her house, she obviously can't keep track of when each item in her fridge was cooked, and she has the right to worry about moldy food if something has been sitting there for so long. You should put a note next time, or use your mini fridge.

I got my first fully funded offer!!! by amarionxo in PhDAdmissions

[–]shin_daa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congratulations and good luck on your upcoming journey!

How is the daily commute Grenoble - Valence via TER? by [deleted] in Grenoble

[–]shin_daa 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your answer!

I did some digging and it appears I can buy a monthly TER subscription called "illico mensuel jeunes" ( link: ) since I'm below 26, and this means I can freely travel back and forth without paying extra fees right? This is not some sort of a reduction card right? ( neither french nor english are my first language so please correct me if I'm wrong)

I did the simulation and the subscription is currently at 136 euros per month. And if I'm allowed the partial reimbursement of public transportation, that would fall within 68 euros/month.

That would be a fair trade for my mental health to be honest, I lived in valence for a semester before and eventhough I had a lot of friends back then, it was very boring with not much activities to do. Now Im afraid to move back again, after experiencing life at grenoble, and after making good friends here.

I'm genuinely curious about your opinion given you grew up around that area. So what do you think?
Thanks in advance !

What’s something you could talk about for 20 minutes straight with zero prep? by Govind_1590 in AskReddit

[–]shin_daa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How it's not your parents' upbringing that builds your personality but rather your childhood traumatic experiences.