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[Lowe] Sources say that in 2029 the Clippers will be forfeiting the Indiana Pacers pick obtained via the Zubac trade, but that the pick will not be returned to the Pacers.
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[Lowe] Sources say that in 2029 the Clippers will be forfeiting the Indiana Pacers pick obtained via the Zubac trade, but that the pick will not be returned to the Pacers.

Interesting drop from Lowe. Seems like the Clippers only have to give away a pick in those years, doesn't necessarily have to be their own picks. They might be able to use some future Raptors picks this way too.

Still seems like a miracle that they were able to keep the #5 pick in 2026.

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u/Dahllywood12 — 1 month ago
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Do ATS look at "skills" sections, or do you need to interweave those keywords into job history? Or both?

Basically post of title. I'm refreshing my resume this weekend, since I've done hundreds of applications with no hit rate.

My job histories for each company specify the products I worked on and their (and my) impacts (financial, growth, etc.) , with some skills-based buzzwords. But I haven't been putting a lot of role-specific skills or tools in them otherwise.

I'm applying for lead BA and lead product owner roles, as well as non-senior product manager. Do I need to shove as many keywords in there as possible, or can I bundle them in a "skills" section? TIA

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u/Dahllywood12 — 5 months ago