u/NastyBeyotch

I noticed some projects on Outlier that are in my domain, but were posted one month ago. I've worked on some generalist projects for another platform and Outlier was recommended to me. I'm wondering if it's worth applying for projects posted that far back? On the other platform it seems you are slightly more likely to be considered if you apply immediately. I am guessing the answer is, "It depends." Any direct experience?

Anyone who has been on a STEM generalist project? I'm curious what to expect. How deep are the scientific questions? Are you able to search and review scientific literature to answer?

For technical executives (say VP+, maybe Sr. Director in larger companies), do you limit the length of your resume? I try to keep it to 3 pages for the past 15 years experience, but occasionally with easier to read formatting, I go into 4. This is not an academic CV. Curious how others approach this at higher levels. I've been a hiring manager for many years, and with technical hires, I've often received more than two pages.

I used Goby Meds for the first time 3 months ago at 9 mg/ml. My insurance stopped paying and I didn't want to stop immediately (I lost 30 lbs in about 9 months). I choose Goby because they used BPI labs which I was able to evaluate and felt comfortable with. I just renewed my 3 month RX and noticed it is coming from a new pharmacy-Absolute Pharmacy. I can't find information on them. I wrote Goby and they said BPI stopped compounding GLP1s. I'm assuming due to pressure from the FDA. I tried to search this sub for more information. I'm wondering if anyone can point me to info about Absolute Pharmacy and also if they have experienced the loss of meds from BPI? Thank you!

I logged onto Compass today and found we had lost all our SNAP benefits and I don't know why. I'm freaking out and hope it's an error. I did the renewal this month and had my interview. All calculators I can find online say we (a family of 4 with one kid still under 14) should still qualify. I'm hoping this is an error. Waiting until 11 am when the county office opens to call. If this is accurate I'm so stressed. I've been out of work for a year and the job market for my field has been decimated by the current administration. I guess I just needed to vent, but also to ask if anyone has any ideas what's going on. Thank you