u/BitterDeparture222

I recently reactivated my account on outlier. Earlier I was working via a bpo so payments weren't my headache.

I need someone to guide me on how to complete my paypal account registration?

I made and account and dropped the link on outlier and started tasking. The payment is supposed to come on Tuesday so I need to fix the paypal account by Tuesday

How do I make it?

What type of agency do I identify myself as?

What documents do I need?

What field do I work in?

I am working as a generalist, my skills as English_En , do I put in software consultancy? That seems very wrong .

Please outlier India people, help me understand what I can do?

I am a jiomart loyalist. I have been using it in 2022 and even though they randomly cancel unavailable products. This time though it seems genuinely truant on their part.

I ordered Amul Ghee and paneer ( amul and mother dairy, one of each) . The scam started with the extremely late delivery.

It was delayed by 20 minutes even though I live like 600 mts form the metro store that they package from.

I received the order and gave the otp, didn't strike that I should check the package considering it comes completely sealed. I handed the package to my mom and she opened it and we realised we had been billed for amul ghee and bene given heritage ghee.

Now why I feel this is a scam- there are two reasons

1. If they had an error in packaging, if they picker picked up the wrong product, the scanner on the bill would show the wrong product. So the bar code scan would lead to heritage ghee being billed as opposed to amul ghee. The bill clearly states amul ghee.

2. The extremely long delay- so usually its like 17 minutes delivery time to my place. If they forget or don't have a product they just refund the amount and deliver whatever they can. At time they cancel the entire order and refund the whole amount to the customer. They took about 45 minutes, taking too long. It's like they were deliberating if they should scam the customer or not.

I need some help form someone eith r in glc or kc.

I have gotten kc but I want betterment to glc as it was my first pref. I need someone to give me their honest opinion -

1. What's attendance like? I am giving banking exams and will continue doing that, I want leniency wherever possible

2. Class timings? I stay at Kandivali presently and travel will be a huge issue for me. Class timings for llb will make a huge difference on how much time I spend and whether I get peka hour. I don't want to slog while going to classes as I need to keep studying on the side.

3. Honestly, should I just take someplace nearby ? If the college tag doesn't matter can I keep somewhere close by? Is it worth it? Would the degree hold any relevance then?

I have the exam on a whim, got through and decided it's a good stop gap. Atm, I don't really look at it as a means for professional growth, but more like a stop gap to explain the gpa in my cv. I am very committed to going back to giving exams and would like to retain much of my time for self prep. However, I do understand that I can have a change of heart eventually and if that doesn't work out I can use this degree to get a job.

I was considering joining his core to current program ( I may have fucked up the name, apologies)

I used to watch his old videos and liked him for polity.

He seems like he knows his stuff and is generally less likely to mess up his facts. That's a major issue for me because if I find a teacher who messes up, I start doubting then completely.

Is this core to current worth it? It's not very intensive, I don't want to go for anything too intensive as I am working now.

I believe it's 1 day/week , but is it valuable?

I wish to continue with some low effort method to keep the prep intact along with my job. Is this program worth it?

I have my basics intact, good grasp on the newspaper too. But I keep feeling like the value additions that I could do would stop because of the job, this seems like a one and done course. I need a way to keep updating the static bits for the modules of gs 3. Like policy updates or structural changes, major one that one would usually need to jot down from nps.

Please give me your honest opinion.

I like his teaching even though it's repeptitive.

Do you have any other preparation strategy for me?

Any suggestions would be welcome, I don't want to do full time prep, any suggestions for part time schedule management or errors I may commit, if you could forewarn me, I'd be grateful.

Tldr: is satvik sirs core to current affairs worth it for someone who's already done the basics?