Best hair transplant doctor that has great results for someone that is a Norwood 6

My hair has now stopped balding and I'm ready to start my process. I'm ok with getting 2 procedures if necessary based on my pattern

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u/Agreeable_Spare1502 — 4 days ago

I received two ENT offers here are the details.

Google cloud L5

base: 165k

Variable: 140k

RSU: 60kyr

Sign on: 15k

Anthropic

Base: 200k

Variable: 200k

RSU: 90k yr

No sign on

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u/Agreeable_Spare1502 — 29 days ago

My gf and I are buying a home after we get engaged and married this year. I need advice!

My gf comes from a family where a lot of her family lives together. Multiple families in one home (grandparents, cousins, mom, and nephews). I grew up very differently where it was only my immediate family that lived together. When I was a kid grandma had moved in until she had passed but that was it. My gf mom is inheriting the home her family currently lives in but is horrible with money. Multiple credit cards in debt and doesn't budget her money well. Now to the point of this post. When we purchase our home I want to have a contract that states we will not allow anyone to move in with us. Only our parents if they are ill to where they can no longer take care of themselves. Lastly, my gf is the bread winner in her family. If they need money they always go to her. I can see this being a problem in the future if the house was to get behind on bills and they're at risk of losing it. This has happened before btw. I want to avoid any future fights because I will not be ok with any of her family moving in because they fell on hard times. They also don't make a lot of money and are not motivated to do better financially

EDIT I have had at least 6 discussions with my gf about me not wanting to have any of our family living with us. The only exception would be if our parents are ill and would not be able to take care of themselves.

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u/Agreeable_Spare1502 — 29 days ago
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I'm looking for a new laptop for work and editing for my new YouTube channel.

I've been out of the computer game for a while. My last laptop was a MacBook pro from 2016. I'm looking for a good laptop that I can use for my YouTube channel. Ideally something that is future proof. What would you recommend? I appreciate all your suggestions

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u/Agreeable_Spare1502 — 1 month ago

Beginner looking for a good laptop for YouTube editing.

I'm planning on starting my YouTube channel this week and I need a good laptop that will last me for a while. I've been hearing great things about Mac and Lenovo. Not really a huge apple fan as I run everything on Google, but I'm open. What do you guys recommend?

I'm looking to spend less than 3k. Obviously, the less the better.

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u/Agreeable_Spare1502 — 1 month ago
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I received two offers with one being from my top 5 company to work for.

I have interviewed with 16 companies total and received two offers. These companies ranged from FAANG to high growth startups. A few of the companies required me to move to a different city/state which required me to withdraw from the process. It has been a huge blessing to be able to have two offers in this economy at very strong companies.

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u/Agreeable_Spare1502 — 1 month ago

How much does Pure contribute towards your 401k?

I recently received an offer and I was curious how much does Pure contribute towards your 401k. Also, is there a dollar cap with how much they will contribute? Lastly, I was told there is a fitness reimbursement.

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u/Agreeable_Spare1502 — 2 months ago

I have my final interview for the GCS Account Strategist role at Google.

Like the title says my final two 45 min interviews are coming up. I'm waiting for the scheduling team to get back to me. For my Manager meeting I have a live fire role play. How can I better prepare for the role play coming up? For those that have gone through the process what tips would you recommend? Thank you in advance for your feedback.

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u/Agreeable_Spare1502 — 3 months ago

Today I had a scheduled interview with a recruiter at a large tech company. The interviewer called me and as soon as she heard my voice she got awkwardly quiet. I speak very professional and proper but it's obvious with my voice that I'm black. I can feel the hesitation/shock in the interviewers voice and it made me very uncomfortable. To give better context the interviewer is an Asian lady from San Francisco. I went through the rest of the interview and answered all the questions very well. It wasn't until towards the second half of the interview where she warmed up to me after understanding I'm qualified for the position. Going through this has made me very emotionallyl bitter and hurt that we as black men/women have to over perform just to be considered qualified next to a person that barely fits the qualifications or close to it. It's very exhausting and I needed to vent.

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u/Agreeable_Spare1502 — 4 months ago