u/Hardvig

How to convey in an application that you are ready handle greater responsibilities?

Hi everyone

I was recently laid off from my previous job due to re-structuring. Because I had a long tenure with that company, I was given 7 months of paid leave.

Truth be told, I was already beginning to look for new challenges, since I felt that I had outgrown my position as team leader and was ready to take on more responsibility.

However, now I am on a schedule to find that next position.

The thing is, I am not getting interviews, and I believe it is due to recruiters looking at my past achievements rather than my potential.

I have led, I have coached, I have scaled, I have implemented, I have...

My most recent manager was ready to have me shadow him so that I could get practical experience with the things I am missing (strategy development and formal project management), but I have spent A LOT of time trying to develop a toolbox within these areas and feel pretty confident that I would be able to handle the responsibility if someone would just grant it to me...

But it's the famous paradox - you need to get the job to get the experience, but you need to have the experience to get the job...

What is a good approach to conveying your potential rather than you results?

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u/Hardvig — 1 day ago

How to avoid selecting difficulty before starting a game? (PC)

I'm farming LK for runes and have now already twice mis-clicked NM instead of Hell... Is there a way to NOT have to click on the difficulty selector?

I know that I can press 'H' on the keyboard, but N and H are very close together so it doesn't eliminate the issue fully...

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u/Hardvig — 5 days ago
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Hi everyone 😊

I’m a total newbie and this is my first textured art piece, so if possible, please avoid using lingo that can only be understood by those who have practiced art for years 😅

I have been trying my hardest to avoid brush lines on my art piece, but no matter what I do they always seem to appear…

I have tried thinning the acrylic paint I’m using with water and today I tried with something called ‘floetrol’ which I believe is something that is usually used in pouring art, but it is also supposed to minimize brush lines? I added 20% floetrol to the paint I was using, but it didn’t change anything…

Afterwards, I went to the art store and they recommended that I buy a so-called sponge brush, and though it seemed to be better, it still didn’t completely eliminate the brush lines 😕

I really want this to look like cloth on a canvas, and the brush lines are sort of ruining the illusion a little bit…

I was considering using spray paint on top of what I have already applied, but I don’t know if that will make a change and if it is even a good idea?

Please help, it is for my wife on her birthday in 10 days 😁

u/Hardvig — 21 days ago