▲ 13 r/LeominsterMass+1 crossposts

VulcanForms Hiring Event on July 15th - Devens, MA

Hi everyone!

I've lived in Fitchburg my whole life and it's been a slow and steady journey of finding decent jobs that don't require me to drive 40min+ for something that pays well. I am currently and happily working in Devens and I could not ask for a better commute and compensation ratio.

Recently, I noticed that another company down the street from me has installed their signage on the brand new building - VulcanForms

I went through their career page and noticed they're having a hiring event next week. From looking at job options, they pay very comparably to my place and I implore everyone with semi-relevant skills to give this place a look!

https://ats.rippling.com/en-US/vulcanforms/jobs/21066e44-b714-4e05-aa0f-7c48417389b3

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u/HRJafael — 3 months ago
▲ 151 r/Oppo+1 crossposts

I’ve owned my X300 Ultra for a couple of weeks now and I am loving it. I don’t mind the huge camera bump at all, but apparently God disagrees and felt that I deserved to have my glass all scuffed up.

I have been rocking totally naked iPhones since iPhone 7 and I have NEVER once seen a single mark on the camera lenses. I even still carry an iPhone Air to this day. I guess Vivo doesn’t care enough to use premium glass on their massive bump.

edit:

a lot of people in thread are trying to be smart by pointing out that the camera bump is much larger than iPhone’s so obviously it’s going to get scratched. Umm there is something else that’s much larger too; the 6.8-inch slab of glass on the other side. It’s completely unprotected and it has zero scratches.

I will concede that I am unlucky and a sourpuss about something that was my fault, but I also don’t think it’s unreasonable for me to believe that Vivo is definitely using a low quality glass on their camera bump when compared against the screen, or against camera bumps and screens from other brands.

u/saintlouisbagels — 6 months ago