▲ 0 r/RoadBikes
Endurance vs race
I am asking this question just out of curiosity,
People who choose an endurance bike over race or similar aggressive geometry don't care about speed? Don't you want to finish your 100km distance in a shorter time?
For e.g. cube agree is all-round bike but people still choose Cube Attain.
u/Hairy-Letterhead-247 — 5 days ago
▲ 6 r/Rennrad
Das klingt doch nach einem Betrug, oder?
Too good to be true!!
u/Hairy-Letterhead-247 — 16 days ago
▲ 167 r/Germany_Jobs
Job loss, gap years, 100's of applications, Germany.
I came to Germany 13 years ago. After finishing my MSc. in mechanical engineering and Ph.d. (in industry) in the same field, it took me 1 year to find a job. Now after 4.5 years I lost my job due to current recession in Automotive industry. Again there is a gap in my career. I am looking for a job for past 7 months. I hardly get any interview calls. I have also achieved PMP certificate, which I thought would at least help me to get interview calls but nothing works. I have tried everything from tailoring job specific resume and cover letter to buying LinkedIn premium. Nothing works.
I don't know what to do. Any suggestions?
u/Hairy-Letterhead-247 — 25 days ago
I passed.
I prepared for three weeks, but while writing the exam, I wasn't sure if I would pass. I actually thought I was going to fail because I found myself answering based on my instinct rather than strictly using the PMP knowledge I had gathered from the study materials. When I finished the exam and went to pick up my printout with a sad face, the examiner suddenly said, 'Herzlichen Glückwunsch!' (Congratulations! :D) I couldn't believe it—I passed the exam with an 'Above Target' (AT) in all three sections!
For my preparation, I only watched David McLachlan's videos and used PMI Study Hall for mock tests. That turned out to be more than enough."
u/Hairy-Letterhead-247 — 2 months ago