u/astrobrite_

Anyone with this amount of experience have any luck recently landing remote work with good pay? I just started sending out apps again since i've been forced to RTO, im a .NET developer so my resume is suited for enterprise stuff which I dont mind but all this AI stuff, Ai screenings, etc are demoralizing.

I switched supervisors about a month ago. I’m a temp project title grade 23. We’ve been having meetings once a week. They put me on a different team and claimed I should have been acclimated in 1-2days. It took me about a week. I was never given any kind of warning that I was behind until they took away my telecommuting today. Is there anything I can do?

My contract was renewed last year to end later this year now my supervisor is telling me because of the budget cut, we have to many people in our division and I could get laid off any second?

Just picked up an Antix 1.0 it's just a tad to small, can't even use foam blocks, seat is pushed all the way back. The foam slider thing with the palstic foot pads goes all the way to the tip of the boat, are the happy feet thingys just for playboats with different outfitting than the half slices? do I have to unscrew and remove the middle piece completely?

Which boat is best for a beginner to learn and grow into? Stats: 5'5" 135lbs

Both are size small, the used Antix 1.0 is $400 and the Dagger Code is $1,200 (2024 Demo)

Im not interested in doing tricks really and I want to stay dry... I know the Antix will encourage better habits but I do not want to be miserable when I first start learning tbh. I'm also worried the Dagger Code will be too slow and bore me overtime...Would it be worth it to pay more for a modern designed boat like the Code?

I was originally set on buying the Used antix 1.0 for $400 but came across a DEMO Dagger code in my size for $1,200....with the antix I eventually wanted to get a creek boat and start a quiver. If I go with the dagger code it'll be more like a buy once cry once situation....thoughts?

Not sure what my goals are exactly but i don't think ill be big into tricks and stuff lol. Good speed and something easy to roll would be nice though.

You all have been so helpful and I have another question. I have these thick mini cooper cross bars that will be a pain in the ass to attach a Thule hull a port pro to without an adapter so I was looking for other ways to attach a halfslice to my car. I was looking into a seawing but read that they have v shape hulls that will not fit a halfslice with a flat full planning hull. What other options do I have? I will be loading and unloading this by myself so the easier the better. Thanks!