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It was one of those days where im getting RINSED.
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Made my day a little bit better, if I’m being honest. still down 50

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I finally sat down and ran the numbers on my own business. It wasn't pretty.

I pulled every failed search from the past two years and tagged the root cause. The result? 61% of those "zombie reqs" were showing obvious red flags within the first week. I just chose to ignore them because I wanted the placement.

Sound familiar?

Here are the 4 red flags I now watch for before taking any new client. If I see even one, I pause and have a very direct conversation:

1. The salary and the candidate profile don't match. If a client wants a VP of Engineering with Google-level experience for 180K when the market rate is 300K+, that search is going nowhere. Don't say "let me try." Show them the data from LinkedIn Salary Insights.

2. The interview process is a gauntlet. I once worked a search with 7 rounds and a 3-hour take-home assignment. I submitted 11 strong candidates. Zero offers accepted. According to SHRM, beyond 4 rounds, every extra round drops offer acceptance by about 15%. If the process is broken, your placement rate will be too.

3. The real decision-maker isn't at the table. Your HR contact is great. But if the CTO or founder has final veto power and you've never spoken to them, you're in trouble. I lost a search at round 3 because the CTO decided to "rethink the team structure." He was never involved in defining the role. I was recruiting against secondhand information.

4. The company has red flags of its own. Check Glassdoor reviews, recent news, and funding history. I've seen offers rescinded because a funding round fell through. This is public information — use it to protect your time.

When I added up the hours, each zombie req was costing me about 2,700 in direct time. With 10 of these a year, plus the opportunity cost of placements I *didn't* make, I was leaving at least 16,000 on the table annually.

Since I started being ruthless about screening clients, my fill rate jumped from 28% to 52%. I'm doing fewer searches, but my revenue is actually up 18%.

I'm curious — what's the biggest red flag that makes YOU walk away from a potential search? Drop it in the comments. Let's learn from each other's scar tissue. 👇

we all know when we get our monthly we are gonna rinse it on some shitty ah slots
is there a wat we can make some money out of losing? cuz stake has been shitting on me with how much i get as a bonus
like some community where we do giveaways?

Been doing a simple DCA setup for a few years now, just putting a few hundred euros into a broad-market ETF every month and holding long-term. Recently got hit with some pretty high fees from my current bank for ETF investing, so I’m thinking about moving some of my investments or opening another brokerage account in the EU. Has anyone gone through this lately? How do you guys actually pick a low-fee broker here? Also, any tips on moving funds without getting hit by extra taxes or tons of paperwork?

we all know when we get our monthly we are gonna since it on some shitty ah slots
is there a wat we can make some money out of losing? cuz stake has been shitting on me with how much i get as a bonus

I'm someone who's spent years in high-context knowledge work before building a solution in this space (Invoko). If you're doing any serious async or multi-project work, I have one suggestion that will save you a lot of frustration later:

Please invest in getting a real on-demand context recall setup, not a notes system you'll never maintain.

It's much more work to build the "right" note system upfront, and it never actually pays off because you're always one bad week of note-taking away from the system being useless. You end up spending more time fixing the system than using it.

When you can recall context on demand from whatever you're currently working on, you stop fighting the maintenance battle entirely. You ask, it answers, you move on.

We have data internally from our own users that proves that the time saved is in the retrieval, not the organization. Any system that requires correct upfront organization is fragile. One missed tagging session and a month of context is unsearchable.

Context management is already complex enough without starting with a dependency on perfect input.

I’ve realized that if I have too much time to finish something, I’ll almost always leave it until the last minute. WFH made it way worse. I’d work for 10 minutes, check my phone for 30, then somehow a simple task becomes an all-day thing. The worst part is I can't stop scrolling once I pick up my phone. Sometimes I need to look something up for work, but then I open an app, click a random post, and suddenly 30 minutes are gone. Lately it’s gotten better though. I break work into 20–40 min chunks and use a physical Pomodoro timer. I set the time and put it on top of my phone. If the phone moves, it knows which helps to stop the urge of “just checking”.

Hello degens
spinning slots usually gets us rinsed. and the wager rewards have been pretyy ass these day.( My pre monthly was the same as my weekly lmfao) So i was looking at other communities which made a draw from tickets obtained from a slot. please drop the link below if youre in one. lets try to make something back while we get rinsed

Hello degens
spinning slots usually gets us rinsed. and the wager rewards have been pretyy ass these days
so i was looking at other communities which made a draw from tickets obtained from a slot and draw a lottery.
its a small sized for now but im sure itll get bigger
lets get more of spinning slots

Link

I've stumbled on this website that gives me a bonus for registering and verifying that I'm a stake user.

Also pays me out for refferals

If anyone wants to give it a try please do

I'll drop the refferal in the comments

Dm for any doubts

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