u/North_Yesterday_1948

Being a chef in a fine dining restaurant in France i think i understand why Poong has so many wins in this tv show.

Hes type of cooking pleases a lot of koreans and asians in general. His chili oil that he makes everytime. All the msg and hot pepper spice he puts everywhere.

All the sauces mix he put in the plate and sometimes some creative plates. Not always lol

His knife skills are above average but not chef level.

All said for me the most skilled chef is either grandpa or good vibes chef. After sam kim and japanese cuisines chef come just after.

All things said im not saying they should not invite him. Hes a og guest so

First sale lets go!

I just want to say all the people who dont believe in dropshipping, to continue trying.

Its my second attempt and one thing i can say is it takes time. So keep your cost and losses to minimum.

Build an audience and a brand before going in.

Dont give up

I love luke and his videos showing great nature.

But what you think are his earnings on views alone?

Millions of views in youtube. Long format.

I think ads play in the middle? I didnt pay attention lol.

But yes who actually got 1 million views on a long format video and got paid by youtube.

Bro actually did post a lot of videos per month also

She is really the prettiest guest in chef and my fridge.

If i was a chef there i would lose bc i was too focused on her and not my cooking 🤣🤣

Who was for you the prettiest guest in the show?

I run a TikTok account in the gaming/creepy storytelling niche. 15K followers, 7M+ views over the last year. Mostly male, 18–34, US/UK/Canada.

I've been testing two things:

1. A digital guide ($9.99) — how I grew the account, editing process, story sources, etc.

2. Physical products — gaming merch like mousepads, hoodies, accessories.

Traffic is there. People watch. They save. They comment.

But conversion to store is low.

Current setup:

· 3 normal videos/day (stories with a "Link in bio" pause)

· 1 selling video every 3–4 days (demo of the store/product)

· Store is clean, mobile-friendly, trust badges, social proof

What I'm trying to figure out:

· Is the product the problem?

· Is the offer not urgent enough?

· Should I go all-in on physical and drop the digital guide?

If you've sold to a similar audience, what actually converts?

Not looking for DMs with courses, just real feedback from people who've been through it.

Franchement, mon expérience avec CIC depuis un peu plus d'un an, c'est de pire en pire.

Avant ça allait encore, mais maintenant : mon conseiller change tout le temps, impossible d'avoir un suivi. Et en plus, je découvre des frais un peu partout, sans prévenir.

Le dernier coup en date : ils ont voulu me faire signer un contrat hyper cher, avec un petit message du style "si vous ne répondez pas sous 4 mois, on vous l'active". Sympa, non ?

Et niveau taux, même le LEP ne dépasse pas les 2% d'intérêt. C'est nul.

Du coup, je transfère régulièrement mon argent vers une fintech. J'ai les mêmes avantages, voire mieux, et surtout : 0 € de frais.

Aujourd'hui, j'ai l'impression que les banques traditionnelles sont devenues plus des parasites qu'autre chose. Et je pense qu'elles l'ont bien compris, vu comment elles nous compliquent la vie avec des conseillers injoignables H24.

Bref, je suis le seul à vivre ça ou pas ?

RIP RX 580

Most games now dont support anymore rx 580 gpus.

I got:

007 first light

Forza 6

Both dont support it or need to do some workaround.

Its the end of my beloved rx 580 life. Many games will follow. Its time to put it to rest.

Thank you...

RX 580

2017-2026

Hello.

I saw this type of job in job boards and other sources.

I understood the majority of the task but i got more questions:

-it says the job can be done remote/anywhere but a lot of them asks to be resident in Australia or USA. So its not anywhere.

- This is a sales, cold calling job. does it mean just booking leads? you need to close to get paid? is there a base salary? kpi quota or fired?

- its mostly call calling so who provide the sim connection? the candidate need to have his proper international sim connection to call anywhere?

- im based in EU. can i get a high paying AS job from here? or need to get to Australia or USA

Thank you !

Let me explain.

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Do you think having a great linkedin, full edited for the role you are looking for, 500+ connections, some posts about project you did or inspirational quotes like some users do is better or worse than having a great resume, with stats on your work exp, great bio and overall a clean resume?

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Tl tr:

Is it better to larp more on linkedin or the resume or both?

Hello!

Im a Master graduate in international business here in EU and wondering your exp as a BA.

After my Master i didnt find a job aligned with my Master, only jobs in operational roles sadly.

So i searched for a skill to learn to add to my profile because i know my Master is useful but in these days you need to get more precise skills. Doing a general master is not enough.

So i found DA and liked it and learned all the skills needed. Python not so much lol bc its complicated but i can use panda at least.

Then i wanted to connect my master and DA field and decided that BA is the middle ground.

My questions are:

-Is it easy and are junior BA roles abundant in this job market? In USA and EU?

-is it complicated to start? I mean data analyst is kinda logic and clear in the role but i cant say the same for BA.

-i started to do certs for BA and projects to post on my linkedin. Is it enough to get a role or recruiters are very stubborn on that and want only exp/degree on that?

Reading the other posts i can see that people like it because you're autonomous, wfh and not that hard.

Thank you!

I used chatgbt in early days. Claude when it arrived. But now those 2 if you dont pay they give you bad and stupid models.

Chatgbt who is very limited and claude that after 2 messages it runs out of gas.

Im using deepseek and i like it. Solid, no allucinations so far, very long chat with no limits.

Even gemini is getting behind.

Is it me or ?

Is the only way to move to Japan in 2026 and after is to have N2 or even N1 level of Japanese? Adding also fluent level of english.

It seems to me that the only way to move is to get a teaching job but even for that its getting more complicated.

To the people who are applying for a job there, did you get interviews? Answers? What skill did you see they want most?

N1?

Years of exp in a field?