I have about 7 years of accounting experience and I’m looking to get into Project Management. I recently got my PMP and I’m just looking for advice on how to get into the field as well as how I should frame my resume for potential job opportunities. Thanks in advance!
I’ve been getting back into playing ball again and these are my three go to shoes so far this year
Kobe 3 Halo - I find myself reaching for these the most this year. I love the setup and look of the shoe. They are on the heavier side but I’ve never really been to worried about shoe weight. I used to play in lebrons all the time lol.
KD 4 MVP - I never got a chance to play in this shoe when it originally came out. This shoe has surprised me the most. Great court feel, decent bounce and amazing traction for me. The only thing I do not like is it does rub my ankles a little too much. But thicker socks have helped.
Big3 5.0 Quick Pro - This shoe really gives me everything I need. Bounce, lockdown, court feel, traction. It’s the best all around shoe that I have and I never regret choosing it for runs. The brand has pleasantly surprised me and it is further proving that these other brands are doing more than Nike is currently. Don’t get me wrong, I still love my Nikes. But brands like Big3 and Way of Wade have made their way into my rotation and I don’t see them leaving anytime soon.
I recently got the Kobe 4 Draft Pack so I’ll be testing those out this week and providing my experience with them. Pretty excited to see how they perform.
Tempted to make this build but my main concern is the rebounding. Will it be rough going with an 85 d board or is it manageable?
Anything I’m missing? My season cap breaker will go to close shot for 92. I think this would be a very fun build to make. Should I go 81 standing dunk or 72? KD’s standing dunk is on the lower end so that’s why I’m leaning more towards 72. That’s the only think I’m thinking about changing tho. I wanted high pass just cause I had the points for it. When I first made this, I was really only able to justify 9 cap breakers so I’m trying to optimize it more towards the 17 and eventual 18 that I’ll have. Thoughts?
Should I use cap breakers on rebound to get a 90 o board or should I use those 5 caps somewhere else? I feel like this is the closest I could get to an actual Giannis replica build
I’m going through all of Drake’s discography from beginning to end leading up to Iceman and damn, it’s nothing but high quality records. You can say his prime has been for about 16 years but he’s been dropping bangers for even longer. This has been a 20 year run of dominance. The the true goat of this music shit 🦉
No defense, no rebounding. Only jumpers, hard screens and straight DIMES 🔥you only really need 4 cap breakers to get that hof brick wall.
Now go out there, set screens, shoot from half court and get zero boards while giving up 30 points to the other center. BUT you’ll be throwing some heaters downcourt!
Disclaimer: make this build at your own risk
Don’t get me wrong. I do hate what 2k has done to bigs this year. But yall gotta stop making these bigs that can’t shoot at all. You can have high rebounding, great finishing and great defense and still have a 3 ball. This is the 2k to do it out of all of them. The best of both worlds is more than attainable
Having a hard time choosing between these two. The first center is definitely a better shooter, but the second center is a lot better athletically. Rebounding and defense are the same. Which would you choose?
I have multiple builds with 93 block. One with 85 speed and agility and 88 vert. It just does not feel consistent at all. I don’t think I will cap break to 93 block anymore and just go with 88. It’s too much to have something that doesn’t work consistently at all
I’ve had this board hunting bucket getter on deck for a while. Might have to actually make it this time
My footer maxes out at 86 driving dunk. Should I go with 86 or just drop to 73? Or somewhere in between that?