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Is Your CV Costing You Interviews? 5 Common Mistakes to Fix NOW

We’ve all been there. You spend HOURS crafting the perfect CV (or résumé, if that’s your preferred term!), hit submit, and…crickets. It’s frustrating! Often, it’s not about your experience; it’s small mistakes that send your application to the digital trash bin. That’s why I’ve created a FREE “CV Mistakes to Avoid” checklist. It pinpoints the most common issues that can sabotage an otherwise…

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I will never understand people insisting that it was Jaime's fault Elia and the children died and that he didn't do his job. I don't understand why people cannot acknowledge that the multitude and diversity of factors working simultaneously and opposite to each other is precisely what creates the tragedy of the event(s), these factors being slowly morphed into a mechanism functining on its own accord, beyond any power individual decisions could have. Every single individual in this tragedy (the sack and the rebellion in general) had entirely different motivations and aspirations, and no individual had the full picture at any occasion whatsoever, and this is precisely because of the broader mechanism that was in motion that I mentioned above. And there lies the whole point, the concept of not knowing, not being able to know in advance. The idea of actions, choices, decisions having unexpected consequences that a character could not be able to imagine in advance. Things could have been different if at any point any of the individuals implicated in this event(s) knew the whole picture, or at worst, if they were more careful, more diligent, if they had made a better assessment of the situation at hand. I don't believe what happened was technically inevitable of course. It could have been avoided, which is something that amplifies the tragedy. Of course the individual decisions of any of the factors involved shaped the result. But we need to take into account all these parameters that were at play leading to each and every decision, prior to the decision itself, in order to avoid a bad faith reading of the text. We know everything that happened. The individuals did not know what would happen prior to making the decisions they made.

Rhaegar running away with Lyanna seems suspicious in general and there is definitely a lot of info missing there (which has been confirmed by grrm, meaning there was probably a reason they run away together - and i'm NOT talking about the braindead fanon theory of rhaegar collecting dragon heads like pokemons). Aside from that big hole of info we don't have that would give a solid context for this otherwise pretty inexplicable action, R and L could not have expected in advance that the events would play out in the way they did, they could not know in advance that someone (Baelish?) would spread the news of a literal kidnapping, they could not know in advance what Brandon would do, what Aerys would do, and so forth, and we don't even know when exactly they found out that all these things happened since they were isolated. They for sure could absolutely not know that Tywin, who didn't even take part in the rebellion, would eventually think it would be a great idea to randomnly order the rape and murder of Elia and the murder of the children. Nobody could ever imagine that in their right minds, yes, not-even-jaime-hello, which is precisely why this is an act of TREASON (and treason is an understatement), which is precisely why that act has such an impact and such an aura of horror and shock surrounding it, because of how unexpected and inconceivable it was, and also, how unneccessary it was, at a moment where the war was already won.

The power Rhaegar had in changing these events in any way shape or form was minimal to none, faced with the mad king that could go off the rails at any moment, the treason, the unprecedented cruelty of his enemies that were supposed to be allies, and more than that, the general mechanism already in motion leading to this tragic outcome.

Which leads me to Jaime. Jaime feels guilty for what happeend to Elia and her children, of course he does. He was there, in KL, he was sitting on the iron throne (i think that's when it happened) while the events took place and he didn't prevent them. I would also feel guilty if I were him. Who wouldn't? He was there. If he had thought this through, if he was more diligent, smarter, quicker idk, more perceptive maybe he would have figured this out sooner, maybe he would have done something, maybe he would have been able to save them. That's undoubtedly what he tells himself. Rhaegar would undoubtedly feel extreme guilt if he was alive after the sack of KL (which is a mere hypothesis since the sack of KL wouldn't have taken place had he been alive). Hell, even Ned feelts guilty for what happened to Elia and her children. That doesn't mean these people (i'm talking mainly about R and J) are actually responsible for what happened. That it is their fault that it happened. That they willingly wanted it to happen, or expected it to happen and didn't care, or let it happen in Jaime's case. Jaime's guilt stems from an error of judgement at worst, the fact that had he known every single parameter at play, had he imagined the exact motivations and intentions of a multitude of people and how far they were willing to go, had he expected what would happen in detail, he would have acted differently and maybe, maybe the result would have been different. That's not even certain, given, again, the multitude of factors at play that were beyond Jaime's power. But Jaime of course cannot help but think about the what if. The result could have been different had Jaime acted differently but Jaime acted according to the specific situation he had at hand, according to the specific problem that he had to face. He did what he thought was right in that precise moment. He didn't and couldn't possibly know what was going on outside from his sphere and if he did, we do not know for sure that he could have actually prevented the worst from happenning.

And I'm being exceptionally strict here by attributing an error of judgement to Jaime because I could have just said he was entirely innocent for what happened to Elia and the children, and it wouldn't be false. Again, error of judgement doesn't equal responsibility for what happened, it doesn't equal "moral flaw". An error of judgement does not give the reader a reason to morally judge a character. It is an entirely different thing.

I got this from Britannica :

I don't get how people can be so dense when reading anything related to the sack of KL and/or Robert's Rebellion in general. "Jaime didn't do his job", "Rhaegar led Elia and their children to their deaths" like, can you actually read? I was unnecessarily thorough here for something that is not all that complicated. It is pretty straightforward actually. It's sad that people do not get it. Like, I see BNFs being all deep and analytical about Jaime's moral struggles and dilemmas and overall tragedy and how he was in a situation that exceeded him and then they're like "rhaegar is the reason elia and the children died". From the other side I see people saying that Rhaegar couldn't have known what would happen and then they're like "Jaime didn't do his job!!!", guys. Guys. I'm begging you. I IMPLORE YOU : correcting a mischaracterization (Rhaegar was stupid/selfish for leaving """""all that responsibility""""" to Jaime) with another mischaracterization (Jaime "didn't do his job" because he's a moral coward) is not the way to go, it is done in bad faith, it erases the entire point of Robert's Rebellion along with a bunch of very important themes in asoiaf (the impossibility of choice, the fact that moral codes are actually a construct and don't always apply/sometimes contradict, and the feeling of powerlessness of an individual when faced with a monstrous mechanism, a system that is beyond their control).

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common interview mistakes

Walking into a job interview can feel like stepping onto a stage. Every move, word, and gesture is scrutinized. I remember a time when I thought my resume alone would speak for me. I arrived late, fumbled through questions, and left feeling defeated. That experience taught me a valuable lesson: preparation is key. Studies show that 80% of interviewers report that candidates who are unprepared…

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The Most Common MLA Term Paper Formatting Errors You Must Avoid It will help you improve the quality of your documents and meet the requirements of higher education.

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Reported Speech (Estilo Indirecto) in Spanish

Introduction Reported speech, or estilo indirecto, is a fundamental aspect of Spanish grammar that allows us to relay what someone else has said without quoting their exact words. It is used in both formal and informal contexts, making it an essential skill for effective communication in Spanish. Whether you’re recounting a conversation, sharing news, or summarizing someone’s thoughts,…

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How to Check Your Credit Report for Errors Before Applying for a Loan

Your credit report plays a pivotal role when you apply for a personal loan. It reflects your financial history and helps lenders determine your creditworthiness. An error in your credit report can hurt your credit score, potentially leading to rejected loan applications or higher interest rates. That's why it’s essential to check your credit report for errors before applying for any loan.

In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of checking your credit report for errors, understanding common issues, and how to dispute inaccuracies to ensure your credit score is a true reflection of your financial behavior.

1. Understanding Your Credit Report

Your credit report is a detailed record of your credit history, provided by credit bureaus such as CIBIL, Equifax, Experian, and CRIF High Mark in India. It includes information like:

Personal details (name, address, date of birth, etc.)

Credit accounts (loans, credit cards, etc.)

Payment history (on-time payments, late payments, defaults)

Credit inquiries (who has checked your credit report)

Credit limits and balances

The report culminates in a credit score, which is used by lenders to assess your eligibility for a loan. It’s crucial to ensure that the details in your credit report are accurate, as errors can impact your credit score and loan approval chances.

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2. Common Credit Report Errors to Look For

Before applying for a personal loan, you should thoroughly review your credit report to look for common errors that can affect your score. Here are some typical mistakes found in credit reports:

2.1 Incorrect Personal Information

Sometimes, your personal details like name, address, or date of birth may be incorrectly entered. These errors can cause confusion and impact your credit history.

How to fix it: If you spot an error, immediately contact the credit bureau and request a correction of your details.

2.2 Duplicate Accounts

In some cases, your credit report may list a duplicate account, such as a credit card or loan that you only have one of. This can make your credit history appear worse than it actually is.

How to fix it: You can contact the credit bureau to remove duplicate entries from your report.

2.3 Incorrect Account Status

Your report may show an account as “open” or “active” even though you’ve already paid it off or closed it. Similarly, accounts that are marked as “delinquent” may not reflect payments you’ve made.

How to fix it: Ensure that the lender reports the correct payment history and account status to the credit bureaus. If discrepancies exist, file a dispute with the credit bureau.

2.4 Unrecognized Inquiries

If you see unfamiliar hard inquiries (when a lender checks your credit), it could mean someone has accessed your report without your consent. This can affect your score, as multiple inquiries can imply you’re applying for too much credit.

How to fix it: If there are any unrecognized inquiries, reach out to the credit bureau and the lender to clarify or dispute the inquiry.

2.5 Account Information Errors

Sometimes, the credit limit or balance on your accounts may be reported inaccurately. For example, a credit card balance may be listed as higher than it actually is.

How to fix it: Check your account statements and credit card bills to ensure the balance is reported correctly. If not, file a dispute with the credit bureau.

3. How to Access Your Credit Report

In India, you are entitled to a free credit report once a year from each of the four major credit bureaus. You can access it by following these steps:

3.1 Visit the Credit Bureau’s Website

Go to the website of one of the major credit bureaus:

CIBIL (https://www.cibil.com)

Experian (https://www.experian.in)

Equifax (https://www.equifax.co.in)

CRIF High Mark (https://www.crifhighmark.com)

3.2 Request Your Report

Most credit bureaus will ask for personal details like your name, date of birth, address, and ID to verify your identity. After submitting the request, you’ll usually receive your credit report in a few minutes.

3.3 Review Your Report

Once you have access to your credit report, carefully review all the entries to ensure everything is correct, including your accounts, balances, payment history, and inquiries.

4. How to Dispute Errors in Your Credit Report

If you find any errors in your credit report, it’s essential to dispute them as soon as possible. Here’s how to do it:

4.1 Identify the Error

Clearly identify the error, such as incorrect payment history, duplicate accounts, or incorrect balances.

4.2 Contact the Credit Bureau

Each credit bureau has a dispute resolution process in place. You can usually file a dispute directly on their website. Provide as much information as possible and supporting documents (e.g., bank statements, payment receipts) to back up your claim.

4.3 Dispute with the Lender

If necessary, contact the lender or financial institution directly to resolve the issue. They may need to submit a corrected report to the credit bureau.

4.4 Follow Up

Credit bureaus are required to investigate disputes within 30 days. After this period, you should receive a response regarding whether the dispute was resolved and your report updated.

5. Why Checking Your Credit Report Before Applying for a Loan Is Crucial

Your credit score directly impacts your chances of personal loan approval. Errors in your credit report can result in higher interest rates or loan rejection, which is why it’s important to ensure that the details are accurate before applying.

5.1 Get the Best Loan Terms

By fixing errors before applying, you can present a clean credit report, increasing the chances of qualifying for better loan terms, such as lower interest rates, higher loan amounts, and longer repayment tenures.

5.2 Avoid Loan Rejection

Loan rejection due to inaccurate information in your credit report can be frustrating and can also negatively impact your credit score. By identifying and disputing errors before applying, you reduce the risk of rejection.

6. How to Improve Your Credit Score After Fixing Errors

Once your credit report errors are fixed, here are a few tips to help further improve your credit score:

6.1 Pay Bills On Time

Timely payments on credit cards, loans, and other bills will significantly improve your payment history, which makes up 35% of your credit score.

6.2 Reduce Your Credit Card Balances

Paying off outstanding credit card balances will reduce your credit utilization ratio, which improves your credit score.

6.3 Limit New Credit Applications

Avoid applying for multiple loans or credit cards in a short time, as this can negatively impact your credit score.

Ensure Your Credit Report is Error-Free Before Applying for a Loan

Checking your credit report for errors before applying for a personal loan is crucial for ensuring that your credit score accurately reflects your financial behavior. By resolving any discrepancies and maintaining good financial habits, you’ll increase your chances of getting approved for a personal loan at favorable terms.

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By taking the time to check and correct your credit report, you can ensure that your credit score is accurate, improving your chances of qualifying for loans and securing the best interest rates.

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Top Common IELTS Writing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them for a Higher Score

Avoiding common mistakes in the IELTS writing test is key to achieving a higher score. This guide explores the frequent errors made by test-takers, such as lack of planning, incorrect word counts, limited vocabulary, and failing to address the topic. By following strategies like thorough topic analysis, using appropriate vocabulary, and ensuring proper grammar, candidates can improve their writing performance. For more detailed tips on how to avoid these pitfalls, visit our complete guide on Common IELTS Writing Mistakes.

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Leaderships Seven Deadly Sins

Photo by Samia Liamani We have all heard of the seven deadly sins. If you are a regular churchgoer, you probably heard and recited them more than others. You will probably also understand them more than most. While watching a few YouTube videos, I stumbled across a video on the seven deadly sins. Although I am in no way highly religious, I did start to see a correlation between the sins and the…

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Reader is implied to like feminine things, though gender identity is kept ambiguous.

Damian was a good brother. That’s what he always told himself. He was a good brother, a good son. He was cold, rude, and erudite, but he was able and willing to help anyone who needed it.

When he arrived at Wayne manor, Bruce told him the general run down of why you were to be avoided when it came to anything vigilante related. You were still pure, a year younger than Damian but without any of the pain. The only one in the Wayne manor that could have a shot at becoming a normal person. Damian envied that, but kept it to himself. His anger often boiled to the top, drops of green venom dripping from his mouth when you tried to annoy him into spending time with you.

Your complaints of him ignoring you was scalding water on his already raw nerves. Why would you complain about not being the center of attention for five damn seconds? He would trade anything for the life you had. A life where you could lay around after school and never worry about a rogue bullet lodging itself in your arm, or a poisonous plant releasing psychedelic spores into an open wound.

You could and would never join the Robins. You were weak; it was in your blood. Always sickly, always the pacifist. You wouldn't survive a day in his life. And you weren't living his life; you were living his dream.

But apparently the effort the family was putting in wasn’t enough.

He’d be lying if he said he hadn’t noticed that the manor felt… off about two weeks before the fight with Joker. He couldn’t trace it for the life of him at first. When he realized by the second week that he hadn’t spoken to you in days, or really seen you around the manor at all, he wrote off the worms writhing in his stomach. You must’ve been busy with a class assignment and had little time to annoy him with your demands of time together.

After the fight, however, he was a war of a thousand emotions. How dare you leave them? Why would you turn away an easy life fat on nepotism for a group of murderers, con men, the dredges of Gotham’s society?

Were you truly that desperate to be acknowledged that you’d turn your back on the family who did everything for you? He hopes you’re happy there, since you were clearly so upset at not being given attention.

Over time, however, things start to change. A few days after Jason made a full recovery, Damian looked at one of the drones Tim managed to get a chunk of code from. It took a lot of trial and error, and the development of an entirely new program to grab some of the code before it bricked itself, and enough all nighters and energy drinks that any doctor would faint, but it was managed. The code was dense, optimized to work with the least bloat possible, well tagged variables, and even a handful of comments in the code.

//Buy Bane those Boston Donuts from the donut shop on 5th //Why does this code need to be here so it doesn’t auto brick itself. What is in the code protecting it from the wrath of God //Louie likes Texas barbecue ribs. Possible treat? //DO NOT FEED THEM WHOLE RIBS. COOKED BONES BAD. //SINCE WHEN WAS THIS VARIABLE A STRING??? IT WAS AN INT 5 LINES AGO //Help the hopeless lesbians get together. //Would Harley and Ivy dating make Harley my mom or Ivy my big sister? Both???

His eyes skimmed the retrieved comments, laughing at a few. It seems that Bane, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn were the most common subjects of the notes, though a few mentioning the Iceberg lounge asking what non-alchoholic drink you’d like added, or Riddler offering you another puzzle to keep your mind active. Even Joker was mentioned, though it seemed mostly transactional.

It was strange seeing you in this light. You seemed to have a lot of spice in you, but a heart made of gold. You were definitely surprised whenever one othe villains offered to take you on some trip to amusement parks, regular parks, even just willingly watching anime with you. It was odd to see. Surely someone at the house did those things with you? He didn’t but he was extremely busy with school and vigilantism. Jason was legally dead, so surely he had all the time in the world.

“How was I supposed to relate to them? They’re what, 12 and into shit like that one with the cat looking dog thing and the robot girl. I have shit to do. Y’know, managing Crime Alley?”

Well, Dick had come over to hang out plenty of times. Surely he’d spent at least a few hours with you every now and then? “I have an entire team and criminals to manage of in another city, Damian. I don’t have as much time as you think to do whatever it was with them they’d wanted to do”

Maybe Tim? “I have college and stuff, Damian. And I don’t have the energy to put into hanging around them. I’d probably just be sleeping most of the time.

Bruce? “I have to manage you, Gotham, and the Justice League, Damian. I barely have time for myself.”

… Alfred? “I tried, Master Damian. However I’m constantly pulled thin between so many tasks. Besides, all you have is school most days, and you’ve had summer vacations and weekends. Shouldn’t you’ve had plenty of time to spend with your younger sibling?”

… He did have the most time outside of vigilantism. And it took him a week to realize you were missing.

You had to realize that they were under extreme stress though, right?He couldn’t spend all his free time with you. He had his own friends to hang out with. How were you two even supposed to relate?

One day at dinner, the thoughts were thrashing in his head, slamming against soft tissue and tearing through brain matter. He aimlessly poked at the food on his plate.

“You alright, replacement?” Jason asked, pausing in his extremely rare dinners with everyone else. Alfred had promised him a tray of fudge to take home this time around, and nobody made fudge quite as good as he did.

“… They were gone for two weeks.”

Everyone stopped eating as he continued.

“Two weeks. Two full weeks before they showed up at that fight. Did anyone here even know? I only noticed after a week and assumed they were just holed up in their room with a class assignment or something.” He was rambling. Everyone was quiet and looking at each other. How did it manage to slip past everyone? They were detectives, for Christ’s sake.

They were your family.

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Dinner ended with guilt wrapping around their throats and pulling.

Eventually, all of them found themselves in your room. It had been emptied, but showed no signs of struggle. All the small items, the comforter, and your clothes were gone. But what was taken left something behind. Copies of photos of you winning state level competitions, letters requesting your attendance at seminars, photos of gold medals and blue ribbons spread across the floor. Most damning of all was the most recent photo. A certificate by some big time tech company being handed to you. Edward Nashton stood behind you, a firm, reassuring hand on your shoulder.

When had this happened? They never remembered hearing of something like this. A news clipping on the back told them it was maybe a week before you left.

“The Wayne prodigy stated that their family had more important things to see to than such an occasion. I can’t imagine something more important that either of my kids being recognized by a multi-million dollar tech company! I remember postponing an anniversary with my husband to celebrate our child placing second in the science fair. But I guess that’s just the Waynes for you!”

That’s just the Waynes to you.

But it’s ok. He can make it better. He can be a good big brother. He can spend time watching anime with you and decorating your room with lace and fairy lights and go makeup shopping with you. You just need to come home. Now.

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