I cannot believe a collision at 12mph caused total loss. Thought it was just going to front hood, headlight, front + quarter. Turns out it resulted in a pretty bad kink in the front frame, AC compressor, and prb more in damage. 4.5k in initial estimate to 11k+. Sucks. Representative in phone even said that she seen cars get totaled for just need suspension re-work - is that possible??
I just saw a post where people described Reddit as the new LinkedIn, so I figured why not. To anyone seeing this message, hello! I’m a couple years out of college with a degree in Statistics and a minor in actuarial risk. As it may imply, I’m looking for actuarial opportunity. On top of four SOA exams, I’ve also worked on independent projects to simulate in-office work.
I’m looking for my first entry level role, I’m more prepared than I’ve ever been, and my persistence will not deter. Just looking to expand my network and I’ll use up any resource available, Reddit included. Thanks in advance!
Hello, I’m looking to get some criticism on my resume. I’ve sent out to people and they, for the majority, liked it. I’ve attached my draft, the analyst intern position is now content developer.
I’m eager to get into the field, and I feel I’m qualified for it. But if my resume is throwing recruiters off I’d like to know. Thanks in advance.
I just posted the other day with remarks generally being positive. However, I would say those photos were ‘friendly’ in terms of lighting. Here are some pictures I think with the worser of the two sets.
Idk if the lighting makes it much worse. In these pics, I have worn a hat and the hair is slightly more oilier than my previous post. What’re your opinions?
I’m not sure if this is something I should keep an eye on more. Let me know what you guys think if the part is too wide or you notice something else