u/Johan_chan

Holy christ, I felt like I was doing so well in the interviews but once I got to the HR, she was in a bad mood or least I think she was, showed up late to the interview and a downer compared to the CPA. I don't get it, was it because it was bad timing that we had to interview at 4:15pm and she wanted to go home early? Who knows. When I was interviewed by the CPA of the company we had a good time, like two friends nerding out about accounting and then here comes the interview round with HR, all the questions I had asked, was met with hostility and eye roll. I don't think I am getting this job after the 2nd round god that interview was an abyssmal.

Is this a good sign that they like me or something? It was a 30-minute video call, but the person looked at the time, and laughed about how we went 10 minutes over lol. I'm usually just a good conversationalist when they ask me "Do you have any questions?" I will ask maybe 2 or 3 questions about the company but it will derail to just two people having a good fun conversation. At the end of the interview she ended up saying "WOW that's a lot of good questions!" When really I was just asking about them and their thoughts and opinions.

EditUpdate: I got confirmation of my second interview after 30 minutes I got off the call lmao

One by one, interview after interview just when I am busy to pick up my phone helping my Aunt with her restuarant, they all came come falling into my lap.

I felt like it started raining money on me.

My girlfriend has this silicone sex doll that she masturbates with. The doll looks everything that is not me. Tall muscular and model face. I am afraid to fight with her about it, but I feel she did it because there is something she's getting from the doll that can not get from me. I feel I failed in some way. What should I be doing more for her sexually?

I been hearing this advice from recruiters and people in my life, that I should have not left out my bachelor's out even if it's unrelated to athe field I'm going in. For context, I been applying to any accounting role with my Associate's degree in Accounting but ever since I had talked to a recruiter, they were bit shocked why I didn't include my bachelor's saying that they can help find jobs the bachelor's could only help me to be more qualified. But my bachelor's is unrelated I don't understand how a bachelor's that isn't accounting is going to help in some way.

Who knew that as I get older, I would want more out of life than just stay inside and play or at least play try to play all these video games I bought in my late teen's early 20's. Now I have this huge steam library as reminder of so much money thrown away that could've been used for other things that would be more beneficial for me other ways.

It seems there are no evening slots only in the morning. Do you folks working full time jobs take a sick day on the day of the exam?

Could it be because I have low self esteem or something? Is it because I feel I don't deserve better? I really don't know. My past two relationships were a complete mess that I was blinded to so many red flags only just because they accepted me. I only come to find out I dodged what could have been a horrible situation done the line by cutting the relationships short because friends and family tell me all the red flags that my partners are abusing me in some way. And I am afraid I will fall into this trap again because maybe I still feel I don't deserve someone better?

When my professor announced that he and other professors had a meeting with a recruiter about job opportunities. You would not believe how fucking annoyed and shock I was when I found out this exact recruiter that supposedly has jobs for students, and we should reach out to him using his email for part time/full time opportunities, is the same incompetent recruiter I was told by Robert Half staff to give my resume to for job opportunities in accounting. It has been over 2 months and not a single call or email about entry level job opportunities since then.

I just talked to my counselor, I had been out of community college for 4 years now, and want to make a career change to nursing. Apparently, I took most math and science courses needed for the associate's nursing degree program, and all I would need is just focus primarily on the nursing courses, which is only about like 10? I read requirements to take the NCELX and it says just have an associate's then I can apply for NCELX for licensure. And then I can become a nurse? It sounds like a no brainer to me. What is the catch?

I looked up PSI website and it says I can either go in person or take an online (Proctored) exam at home.
Does that mean I don't have to make an appointment for the Proctored exam? Or do I still have to make one?

Like the title says, I want to know if I can just stick with my study materials I already bought (using FFA) for tax associate position and pass their course when it opens up in july? Or would I have to learn the material from the course that they offer (H&R Block, Inuit, Jackson Hewitt) sorry I sound a like newbie to this, but I am.