u/h_424

▲ 3 r/GalaxyS24Ultra+1 crossposts

Just bought a S24U what settings and things should I do to it?

I bought my s24U a few days ago and it has arrived ive transferred everything over and I'm looking to customise it or change some settings. Specifically the camera as I do want to take more photos etc.

I do have a case which it came with but it is rubbery and it makes it hard to access the S pen so I was thinking of buying another one? Are magsafe cases good? I was thinking of buying one then some sort of wallet magsafe attachment.

I'm coming from an S21Fe and I'm currently enjoying the s24U

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u/h_424 — 1 day ago
▲ 4 r/AskUK

I Am getting told I am overqualified for jobs how do i fix it?

For context I am a 3rd year cybersecurity student and I'm currently on placement within the public sector. My placement is unpaid so I had a part time job to support it however last month they have laid me off. I have been applying to Jobs and 3x in different interviews I was told I was overqualified for the job.

As someone who's in university and how the job market is dying for people to have experience I was shocked to hear that I was somehow overqualified.

I only have 2.5 years experience at a fast food place along with a few internships and my biggest one currently being in the public sector. I have won a national award due to my work in the public sector but I don't see how it could put anyone off.

And these jobs I was "overqualified" for I thought I had little experience in this field such as admin and receptionist. I've even been rejected from Tesco's (don't judge me retail job is kind of my dream part time job whilst at uni).

How do I overcome this hurdle?

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u/h_424 — 3 days ago
▲ 3 r/UKJobs

I've been looking for a part time job as my employer has not been calling me in recently. I've applied to many jobs got to the interview stage after the interview I usually get a rejection email.

I was wondering is there anything with how I do my interviews for context I am also on placement and when I got accepted for that placement I was told I was competing with over 500 people and 15 interviews.

I've noticed sometimes I get abit panicked at interviews most of the times I am fine but usually when it comes to presenting to big audiences or in meetings I often become abit panicked.

In interviews I try to always use the STAR technique however someone mentioned to me I should use more than one example.

If there are any recruiters in here or people in general on how to improve my success at interviews it would be greatly appreciated.

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u/h_424 — 20 days ago