#client interview

[procurement-insights]

Senior Executive Interview, Finance Industry (A Focal Point Case Study Overview)

What in your opinion is a good case study?

Overview In an informal interview, Jon Hansen, an industry analyst, spoke with a Senior Executive from the Finance sector about the successful implementation of Focal Point as a configurable solution for his company, which has relied on Ivalua for over a decade. While he is not officially representing his company, the executive emphasized that he discussed the key challenges Focal Point aims to…

[jameslongforjimshortforgabriel]

love how lestat's immediate reaction to seeing a cute guy was "omg I'm gonna sleep with your favorite prostitute. yeah the one you use to convince yourself that you're straight. which ur not. btw. let's have sex"

[hallowvamp]

Lestat de Lioncourt has never done anything wrong in his life...except for that one time. Oh and that other time. And maybe that other time.

[ziggyplayedguitar96]

Connor admitting in the post game interview that he had no idea what trepidation means is killing me

[sailorsally]

"there is no homophobia in hollywood" not acording to colton haynes

[justalittlechocolatemilkshake]

Excuse me, Phil is Dan’s “ remote crisis manager”. Something, something , Phil is the person Dan would call while in crisis anyways, so why not give him an official job title about it?

I CaNNoT

[not-equippedforthis]

media that changes its theme tune style according to the episode my beloved

[tirfpikachu]

LOST MY JOB OUTTA NOWHERE

GOT AN INTERVIEW WITH A CLIENT FROM SAID JOB

LITERALLY THE SAME DAY ?????????

omfg i went from crying in despair to crying in relief in the same day i am so freaking drained emotionally oh my god. but also super happy. and if this doesn't work out i have a paid job finding program i can do for july! so may/june would be a bit tough but i'd be okay!!! :']

life finds a way my gyns. doors close and windows open instead. i'm gonna keep trying keep moving along despite all the chaos!!

[ofmythsandmists]

"No one at Amazon is trying to sell us blenders"

The way I laughed.

[jensthwa]

i hate to be the ten thousandth person to ask this but!!!! is there an eta for the next chapter of mountebank chem ? love u and ur work!! 💘

hi, my love! it's okay, you guys can ask one thousand times and I'll gladly answer 🙂‍↕️ I don't have an eta yet but i can say i finished around half of it and a little more already! I'm a little busy with life, doing some freelance stuff while actively searching for a stable job so I've been away from it for a sec but I'll get a lot done this weekend.

I am sorry that I keep you all waiting 😞 but! I also want to give you all the quality over quantity you deserve! thank you for being so patient with me and i love u lots 🫶

[ilikedetectives]

The boss' boss asked me what my weekend plan is gonna be and I had to fight for my life to not say "studying for a technical interview next week" 💀💀💀

[bmobepip]

bop magazine, brad's serious side brad renfro hopes to go beyond the babeliness

“i always used to do poetry when i was really young, but i never took myself seriously,” brad renfro, now 13, admits. “i would do poems that were very demented.”

that’s changed. today, the talented teen from knoxville, tennessee takes himself and his creative projects very seriously indeed. and as evidenced in his 1994 film debut the client and last year’s the cure and tom and huck, brad also works very hard in hope that he’ll be judged for his talent as well as his good looks. it’s a trait you’ll find in all of his endeavors.

“i play in a band,” brad says, “but i don’t want to become like this teen idol where the only reason somebody would buy my record is because some girl who saw me in a movie was like, ‘oh my god, he’s so cute. i’m gonna buy this album.’”

though it’s been suggested to brad that those good looks might lend themselves to good album sales if he did put out a cd someday, that’s not what he wants. “you don’t understand,” he said, “i want you to take my music seriously as well as the rest of my art.”

the bottom line is that brad wants people to appreciate his serious side. so far, he's earned the respect of his professional peers. oscar-nominated actress susan sarandon, who co-starred with him in the client, has said of her young co-star: "he did a very professional job. he worked hard. and he came prepared. that's a lot more than i can say for some leading actors who are three times his age with three times as much experience."

“a tear ran down my cheek…”

brad's talent and work ethic have also earned him some serious comparisons to other peers. "i read in a magazine that someone compared myself to river," brad's said of the late river phoenix, another young actor who had his share of troubled teen roles. "a tear ran down my cheek that somebody would compare me to river phoenix. he's someone who's completely a genius."

like any up-and-coming actor, brad hopes this appreciation for his artistry will continue. and if critics' reviews are any indication, he's sure to be rewarded with respect. "i just wanna try to keep it that way," he replies.

yet as much as brad wants to be taken seriously, there still exists within him a silly side, as many classmates and co-stars can attest. brad's been known to emerge from his hotel room with underwear on his head for the sheer amusement of his co-workers.

but despite brad's light-hearted tendencies and

much-rumored roughness, it's respect that he craves as an actor-or a musician, or a poet. basically, brad says, "i like people to take me seriously for whatever the hell i am."

[sapienthouse]

Guyyyyyssss..... should i rescind my resignation at a lowkey shitty office for the job security or no. More info in the tags

I usually deal with these dilemmas by talking to someone of an opposite temperment (in this case, someone risk-taking to oppose my cautious nature) and coming to a neutral conclusion between our perspectives. But IDK anyone I'm certain is like that, so risk-takers speak up if you'd like to problem solve w meeee....

[veiledmercenary]

time to face the fury of the roccs you hot topic wannabe motherfuck

"I can take it. I can take all seven of em."

"Nothing bad could happen to someone who's never been in contact with that energy, right? Go big or go home!"

[drewstarky]

Hi honey! I just saw your post about wanting to give our advice how to write fight scenes. I’m an aspiring writer and I’m writing a sci-fi novel that’s going to have fight scenes and I SUCK at them 😭 I read fanfics on here all the time and I’m so impressed (and maybe a little jealous) at how well written the fight scenes are! Very fluid and well thought out and not choppy or short. So you think you can help me?

Also, since you’re also a professional actor, I’m trying to get into voice acting! I found an audition that I really want to audition for but the problem is, with the certain type of character I’m auditioning for, I can’t seem to find a monologue that would be fitting for the role, you know? Do you have any tips for the audition and how to do an audition tape? I’m so nervous because I’ve always felt awkward in front of a camera 😂 despite acting and story telling being my passion for as long as I can remember.

Sorry this is so long! I got excited when I saw your post because I was saying to myself yesterday, “Man I wish I could talk to a professional actor about this.” And then you popped up! If you read this to end I appreciate you. I hope to hear from you soon.

I can help with specific things, I'm trained in a fencing-type theatre sword, quarter staff (which covers staffs/spear type weapons) and unarmed combat.

For the voice acting I suggest Backstage Monologue Finder. you can filter by age, gender, contemporary or classical, and themes.

And honestly, for most auditions, even voice acting, your phone is sufficient as long as you film in a quiet place. You don't need fancy stuff, but if it's for the long term or you get the gig, I would suggest investing in your own stuff, probably not renting a studio, as it's more cost-effective to do it yourself.

Audacity is a free program; I suggest getting it, along with a mic, and as long as you own a computer/laptop of any kind, you're golden.

This is a great youtube video on things you'd need

My big advice: don't be afraid of showing what you can do and who you are in your auditions. Only you can uniquely do what only you can do. That's special and enough. No one can play the same character the way you can. Casting is always just looking for someone with a specific vision in mind, nothing to do with your talent/what you can do. Your value never lies in whether you get it or not. It lies in you trying, learning and growing.

[whatimdoing-here]

One thing I excel at?

Talking myself out of ANYTHING