Looking for a 1BHK

Looking for a 1BHK around AECS Layout/Vaikuntam Layout/Brookfield/Seetharampalya. Flexible with rent (upto 30k) but not a fan of managed appartments.

Wasn't able to find a good house, with basic ventilation and storage, and preferrably have atleast parking + lift + security.

Hate that without brokers, there are almost no free to-let boards.

Would appreciate any leads. (Vegetarian, non smoker, non drinker)

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u/happerhippie — 10 days ago
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How to know if meds are working?

Started on atomoxetine (non stimulant), from 25mg, and currently at 65mg along with sertraline 75mg. I know a lot of things in my life are traits due to ADHD and have also been told that I have secondary obsessive compulsive traits that come with ADHD, as a coping mechanism.

I visit my psych every 20days, and I can't answer the 'how have you been feeling ' answer, in context of ADHD.

When I started SSRIs after my breakup, I could see that my emotions have been controllable and not taking them throws me off, so might be fear induced but it got me into discipline of not missing the meds.

But with ADHD meds, I'm not able to be consistent at all for some reason, and not able to see the effect of it as well, feels like I'm stuck in a cyclic loop.

How did you neasure the changes? I also have a habit of noticing negatives more than good, so idk if no good is happening much or im failing to notice.

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u/happerhippie — 3 months ago

Did anyone actually see a very valuable job-assistant tool that stood out?

I have seen many builders, especially PMs build products around finding opportunities, automations for applications, resume tailoring and seems to be over occupied space.

While the product seems to be the right starting point for learning, have you all come across genuinely surprising value adds from anyone?

Also, Product Dir of AI products at my previous company has been complaining that 85% of resumes roughly look the same and everyone has some AI work mentioned in resumea to an extent that even after interviews, they are not able to quite differentiate or trust people.

What are your thoughts on this? Both for hiring managers and aspirants.

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u/happerhippie — 5 months ago