u/Mechanic_Willing

Is anyone looking for a hair stylist or pedicure job? Then I got a job recommendation for you.

If you are someone who lives around the Lombard area, there is a barber shop that's currently hiring. The place is called $9.99 haircut and is currently being ran by one barber only.

Sherri, the barber who works here, is really good with what she does, but she can also use an extra hand and help her business grow.

If you are someone or know someone who is interested, please contact (312) 975-5638. Please feel free to share this post to anyone who's interested in doing salon work.

The address to this location is 939 S Main St, Lombard, IL 60148

Just asking this outta curiosity lol

I want to know the basic criteria for what makes a portfolio stand out to an employer. For instance, what exactly are they looking for? Should I tailor my portfolio more towards the role I'm applying for? Stuff like that, basically. Right now, I'm just showing some projects I worked on online during college and describing what they are. That probably won't be enough, though. If anyone here has any ideas on how I can strengthen my portfolio, please let me know. I'll be happy to DM you whatever I have to show.

So I just attended a webinar with the CEO, Shadab Siddiqui, and he's offering a bootcamp for those who want to get into AI-Automation or QA. From what I've seen in the reviews he's shown, everyone seems satisfied with what the bootcamp has to offer. I thought about joining, but the entry price is too high for me. Shadab did tell me I could pay small amounts each month, but I'm still not entirely sure on whether I should do it or not. And I at least want to do a little more research about the company before I just apply immediately. Is anyone here familiar with Cloudberry? Are they a scam? I figured I should be careful since there are a lot of shady job postings these days.

Sup y'all?

So I just finished up Sekiro and I wanted to get into the other souls games. Bloodborne was definitely one I was looking into and I just bought it from the spring sale on the PS store?

Before I start playing, I just want to know if there's anything specific I should know before hand?

For instance, is the combat any different from Sekiro? I heard both games reward the player for constant aggression against bosses and enemies? Can you also deflect attacks like you do in Sekiro or do you need to dodge most of the time?

I also googled if you could parry enemies and Bloodborne and it seems the only way to do it is to shoot your gun at them? I don't know and I could be wrong.

Regardless of that, I hope you all could share your amazing tips and tricks before I start playing.