Broke my heart but what’s done is done. Looking to get this repaired, was curious to know what my GX fam would estimate the cost to be. Don’t want to pay top dollar, but also don’t want to pay for a piss poor job. What is a reasonable ball park so I can compare to my local body repair shops?
Cutting my hair would be very last resort. As title states, my scalp psoriasis is becoming harder to handle. I’ve given the product line “Dermazen” a try, I did see some improvement but the line is pretty expensive. I’ve given apple cider vinegar rinses a try, as well as washing with a salicylic acid (3%) shampoo/conditioner. Any recommendations? BTW, I have not yet been by a dermatologist.
I'll keep it brief, I already work as a gov contractor and my work-life balance is pretty calm, but I want more security (in terms of both benefits and pay). I have plenty of downtime that I use to up skill, relax, workout, or anything that is urgently needed, I don't take that time for granted. I possess a clearance already, a bachelors degree in Computer Engineering, 4+ years of IT experience, and I already travel (sometimes up to a month or two at a time) for my job. That being said, I would rather put that time and energy towards a bigger picture (i.e. joining reserves to keep civilian job, education assistance, VA loans as I look to purchase a home soon, etc.) rather than doing so strictly for a subpar biweekly check. I am heavily considering USAF Reserves as I've been told they have a good cyber sector (I assume they were referring to 17S/17D) but I am also open to the USN Reserves being that I've lightly brushed over their CWE and MCWO roles. Either way it goes I hope to expedite my journey by going in as a officer (just due to what I already possess), my main concerns are:
-With the state of our current Gov, would it be ideal to enlist now?
-Are the benefits worth the headaches that are bound to come?
-Being that I already work in GovTech, this would be my next closest line of work rather than just applying to other various IT roles, whether private or public sector
-Does the branch truly matter or should I go off best package available (job role, sign on bonus, etc.)
-To those with kids or those that enlisted in their late 20s, do you regret the decision?
I understand the possibilities are at random and what may be suitable for one person may not be for the next but would like advice from people actually living it as well.
*IT Related Question* I see a few addresses floating around online but I just want to make sure the information is placed in the appropriate hands. I am long time Hilton guest, at one of my recent stays I discovered a bug within their system. I won't say exactly what it is other than it being a provisioning/workflow bug. Thanks!