#How to apply for a job

[hrbynnamtique]

 "From Flawed to Flawless in 7 Steps: Tackling 'What Is Your Greatest Weakness?’”

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[arewanahiya]

Secure Your Future: A Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for a Job at the Nigerian CBN

Secure Your Future: A Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for a Job at the Nigerian CBN   Introduction: Are you ready to embark on a rewarding career journey with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)? Joining this prestigious institution offers you the chance to make a significant impact on the nation’s financial landscape. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the step-by-step…

[mohntilyet]

i have to be so real. sometimes you have to outright not give a shit what the author thinks. i’m not saying to disregard how a character is portrayed and give into fanon characterisations but sometimes i will see fans be like “(head writer) omggg do you think this character is a good person?” “how would this character react if xyz happened?” as though that’s not a question you can and have to answer for yourself.! any character can contain multitudes and if you keep limiting your perception of them solely on word of god its not fun for the writer or even yourself anymore. THINK FOR YOURSELF. INVENT NEW WAYS TO FUCK YOUR FAVORITE CHARACTERS OVER

[darkskyangel]

hayden behind the scenes

[bukashki]

@ninadove YOU.

Thank you for making me appreciate the tragic nature of slithering-out-of-grasp design of Aspik. I could not resist :(( I BLAME YOU FOR EVERYTHING <3

rest of you read It brings the world back into tune

Bonus: A familiar voice

[greenheartart]

Because this is absolutely the kind of petty rules-lawyering thing Rus would do.

Painted over this because I couldn't unsee it.

[dreamsy990]

TELEMACHUS AND ANTINOUS. FINALLY

[ohitslen]

Living together.

The snail video if you are interested :)

[riricitaa]

[sub]astian stan

[hrbynnamtique]

High-Demand Skills Command A Higher Salary In 2024...and Beyond

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[arewanahiya]

How to Land Your Dream Job as a Senior ICT Specialist in Abuja, Nigeria: A Comprehensive Guide to Effective Job Recruitment and Application.

How to Land Your Dream Job as a Senior ICT Specialist in Abuja, Nigeria: A Comprehensive Guide to Effective Job Recruitment and Application   Introduction Are you an experienced ICT professional seeking new opportunities in Abuja, Nigeria? The job market can be overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can stand out and secure your dream position as a Senior ICT Specialist. In this…

[sammysodatime]

rowena macleod in 10x10

[turtleblogatlast]

Something I really like is that April’s constant stream of odd jobs she goes through is somewhat reflected in the boys as well. Like, you have April working at random pizza places or getting a crane license or being fully willing to apply for a job at a place clearly made out of cardboard. Then you have the boys as well who do anything from working as a basketball mascot, building a massive dog park, being waiters, getting a whole band gig at a theme park, etc, etc-

Main difference is that April actively applies for these jobs (and is hopefully paid for the short time she’s in them) whereas for the bros the jobs usually find them (and they practically never get paid.) It doesn’t even stop at jobs either, they just seem to casually amass skills in general.

I don’t know, I like how both April and the turtles are just so ready and willing to do things. Sure, they’re not always good at these things, but they do them readily! In a way, being heroes is just another job (well, more like volunteer work/vigilantism/another fun activity) that they initially took on because of their general sense of “why not?”

They’re very willing and open to trying out new things despite their tendency to revert back to what they enjoy (and how commonly trying new things ends up going wrong), and I think that adaptational interest of theirs really helps them be well rounded in multiple regards.

[imharnaannesta]

Today on 1am Star Wars thoughts, I have a gripe about the fandom’s gripes about Padme’s blue nightgowns.

Every time I see someone talking about them it feels like it’s always based on the assumption that we’re meant to believe that this is her normal sleepwear. That we’re meant to accept the premise of a woman sleeping with styled hair and a full face of makeup and a dress with strands of pearls on it as normal, everyday behavior.

But the thing is, I don’t think that’s necessarily the case. (I mean, maybe George thinks like that but there’s a whole team of people behind every costume you see on screen and the director is not the only one with input)

Because the thing is we’ve seen other instances of Padme’s sleepwear.

Twice in Attack of the Clones we get glimpses of her sleepwear but the scene where we get the best look is at the lake house where she is wearing a pretty but fairly normal looking nightgown with a dark blue robe over it. By the time the blue nightgowns come in we’ve already seen her in normal sleepwear. So… what changes between then and when the blue nightgowns appear?

She gets married and her husband goes to war.

I don’t think we’re meant to assume that she’s just suddenly in the last couple years developed a taste for extremely uncomfortable sleepwear. I don’t think those nightgowns are really sleepwear. Padme may fall asleep in them but she’s not putting them on to sleep, she’s putting them on to spend a rare night with her husband who is back from deployment.

It’s “welcome home” lingerie.

It’s quite conservative, this is technically meant to be a family friendly movie and besides they’re dealing with the logistics of Padme’s pregnancy so baring her midriff or back probably weren’t really options and they’d pretty solidly established a language for Padme’s costuming that doesn’t involve cleavage. But I think from an adult perspective we’re supposed to recognize that the married couple who have conceived a child are having sex. And are meant to be able to add up the facts provided and recognize that a young couple spending long stretches of time apart are may be spending the time they have together engaging in activities that sometimes result in Padme falling asleep in sexy, uncomfortable nightwear rather than changing into something more comfortable.

Anyway, that’s my personal opinion/headcanon. Padme does have comfortable nightgowns, we’ve seen them, she’s breaking out the space lingerie because her husband has been away and she’s missed him and she wants to enjoy their alone time before they have kids and that time gets even more limited.

[kujakumai]

In Shadi's introductory arc he says he planned to leave Japan as soon as he finished punishing the people who "defiled the land of the gods" (he stumbles onto Yugi by accident), which implies that in the years since his death the main occupation of Shadi's ghost has been floating around the world, showing up to murder random archeologists, and then leaving.

[detectivehdbholmes]

I should be financially compensated everytime someone says or implies that Dr. John H. Watson is stupid