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kin folk! kin folk!

Happy Saturday
A little cooler today
But going to take the Z out of the garage and leave it run (no insurance right now)
enjoy the day
:happydance:

Enjoy your weekend my friend.:tiphat:

Man, its hotter than the sun outside right now... :icon17:

Good Sunday Morning All. 83* for a high today with 0% chance of rain. :bowdown: Coffee and the First F1 race of the season this morning to get things started. Then it's IndyCar's later on. :happydance: Oh and steaks will be on the grill this evening to finish the day. :yum: Hope you all have a Great Sunday. Stay Safe, Stay Positive and Keep Moving Forward. :tup:

Remember: "Thank A Veteran. Then Make It Up To Him."

263 Days until Thanksgiving 2023

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be strong duude.:iagree:

Need opinions:

It's been brought to my attention that recruiters now prefer bullet points instead of a paragraph for each position on resumes. I've tracked my application-to-contact ratio and seems to be 1 in 3 jobs will reach back out to me for interview with the current format (paragraph). I'll put 1 or 2 sentences of the nature of the job, and mostly consists of accomplishments and net results, rather than only listing my duties.

Can anyone shed light on this on bullet points vs paragraph format for each job?

And if bullet points is the way to go, how many bullet points max?

Cannot tell you sure what way to go, for the last resume I did was 7 years ago and it was in bullet format. Actually, I have not used a paragraph resume since like 2005. I think one of my bosses, said that was a better format many years ago.

Been a long, long time for me in looking for another position

Hope that helps

Yes sir, this absolutely helps and thank you!

I've spent the past 3 hours revising my resume into bullet format. Apparently, it helps get the recruiter's attention on areas and had to cut out some fat.

It's been 4 years for me since needing, and hopefully, this is the last time I need it again.

Good Monday Morning All. 82* for a high today with 0% chance of rain again. :bowdown: Time to get this week started guys. :happydance: So hope you all have a Great Start to the week. Stay Safe, Stay Positive and Keep Moving Forward. :tup:

Remember: "Eat Lunch With The New Kid."

yea, its Monday and the start of the week
heaven knows why I keep working
oh yea - tracking, yes
also its easy money :)
enjoy the day
:happydance:

gotta love that... enjoy your day brother:hello::hello:

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kin folk, kin folk... happy monday :hello:

EFF YOU MONDAY! :shakes head: :mad:

Cold weather coming :happydance: :icon17: :hello:

https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/06/weath...wxn/index.html

:iagree::iagree:

:rofl2::rofl2::rofl2::rofl2::rofl2:

today's heat has been brutal... its gotta 90 right now...

I'm really gonna be pissed this weekend with DLS starting this weekend :shakes head: :mad: :shakes head: :mad:

Still not understanding how literally half the country is under snow with more snow projected, and the other half is hot as sh!t and getting hotter. Send some of that snow to FL.

:icon17:

be strong duude.

:iagree:

hell naw man, keep that sh1t up north.. thats why i moved back down here, snow fricken sucks.:shakes head:

At least send us some cold air - a solid state of 60 degrees would be paradise.

Took the Z out to get some groceries. My car is 100% bone stock, and CSC still needs to be replaced, but the 2 times/month I drive her, still puts a smile on my face :icon17:

:icon17:

be strong duude.

:iagree:

:hello:

I'm back home. Had a nice funeral service for my wife's brother. We got back last night.

now, i can agree with that... those days are far and few here especially here in south florida.:icon14:

:driving::driving:

put some bolt ons on it duuude.:mad:

Good Tuesday Morning All. 83* for a high today with 0% chance of rain. :icon14: Time to hit it guys. So Hope you all have a good one today. Stay Safe, Stay Positive and Keep Moving Forward. :tup:

Remember: "After Writing An Angry Email, Read It Carefully. Then Delete It."

:iagree::iagree:

morning all,
nice and sunny day in Knoxville
back to Atlanta for a day or two
enjoy the moment...
:driving:

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Fed. Chair Jerome Powell is scheduled to get grilled by Congress regrading inflation. So they're having a meeting about something in which Jerome admitted to not understanding and wasting time on something that is theoretically simple to fix, rather than other pressing issues. Raising rates is only half the battle to fighting inflation, and continuing to raising rates at this stage of the game won't do anything! Fix the global supply chain issue and and leave rates where they are.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/07/inves...ing/index.html

have fun brother.:hello::hello:

:ugh2::ugh2:

we gotta hold on for the wild ride ahead.:rofl2:

It’s really not a hard concept:

Yes, raising rates will slow down the economy and would lower inflation in a “normal” market. However, raising rates in an environment plagued by supply chain issues will:

1. Increase the cost of production so production itself will decrease
2. Decrease spending by consumers in a rate-rising and production-reducing environment, so production will be even less (why produce when no one is buying and also cost more to produce)

Since supply is the biggest driver with the current inflation crisis, less supply means inflation will stay and increasing rates will mean less spending. Basically taking out supply AND demand :shakes head:

Stop spending money you don’t have. Simple solution.

Oh, and I thought the $1.5 TRILLION “inflation reduction act” was going to take care of all this? :confused::rofl2: