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Any HRIS / People System Analysts here? Best channels to find roles in this specialism?

Hi everyone,

Just wondering if there are any HRIS / People System Analysts in this forum? I wanted to get insight on the London market as it appears to me thats its predominantly global law firms requiring these skillsets. In case anyone can advise on best channels to find roles within this specialism please? LinkedIn seems, limited.

Thanks!

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u/sarka121 — 30 days ago

Similar cuisine (and vibe if possible) to Poster please

Hi all!

Hope everyone is well. So I have posted here before and a lovely someone commented on trying out Poster, which I did last night - needless to say I owe a huge thank you to that individual as I was completely blown away! The texture, the flavours and colours - like a perfect piece of art!

I'd like to ask please and seeing that I will return to Poster this week and whilst on my current work remote session here - what are other restaurants here (or in Kalamaria) that offer as closely similar cuisine as Poster please? I've already eaten at numerous restaurants here and the closest I can think of is Salumeria del Greco but I go there often enough.

Needless to say Poster is beyond phenomenal in terms of cuisine excellence, and not just in Thessaloniki or Greece.

Thank you!

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u/sarka121 — 3 months ago

Restaurants to try out!

Hi everyone!

Hope all is well. So I will be returning to lovely Thessaloniki for another work remote session, and I came across this article: https://www.travel.gr/en/food-and-drink-en/best-restaurants-in-thessaloniki-2026/ -

I would like to know which 4-5 restaurants are absolutely worth trying from this list? I have already eaten once at Deka Trapezia, Maitr & Margarita, Mourga, and a few times at Diagonios. I would opt to go to Deka Trapezia and Maitr & Margarita again as they both have very interesting menus and dishes. I was planning to try Iliopetra as this spot has been recommended to me by several locals, and than there is Clochard which I have been eyeing out for a while now.

Understandably food / cuisine is quite a subjective theme. Some of my other absolute favourites are Salumeria Del Greco where I have eaten the most frequently.

Thanks!

u/sarka121 — 3 months ago

Just rewatched Daisuke Takahashi’s 2012 Worlds SP ("In the Garden of Souls") and I am completely spellbound.

The sheer level of intensity and the continual movement flow in this program is unmatched. Daisuke’s musicality is on another planet here. The way he commands the ice from the very first second to that legendary, breathless step sequence at the end is just pure magic.

Modern skating has incredible technical elements, but Daisuke’s ability to blend deep edges, transitions, and raw performance value is something I miss so much. What are your favorite moments from this specific program?

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u/sarka121 — 4 months ago

Sasha Cohen: 2006 Torino Olympics Free Skate - Unforgettable Sasha and her R&J!

Just LOVE her and LOVE her R&J! This truly remains one of the best women's free programs ever skated at the Olympics, and despite her first two falls.

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u/sarka121 — 4 months ago

Sasha Cohen (USA) - 2002 Salt Lake City, Figure Skating, Ladies' Short Program - In Sasha kind of mood today!

Talk about exquisite skating - gorgeous jumps with smooth entry and exit transitions, perfect body line extensions and selling the entire character and program so well!

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u/sarka121 — 4 months ago

How To Spin in Figure Skating ft. Stephane Lambiel | Olympians' Tips

If only the remainder of a huge majority of male skaters would actually learn how to spin, that would be fantastic to see!

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u/sarka121 — 4 months ago

Johnny Weir - 2008 Worlds SP - Johnny's best Short Program performance ever! Just flawless and exquisite in every way.

This is such a high-level and intricate performance with gorgeous jumps and technique. 2008 was Johnny's year.This realy is his best short program performance ever, and one of my all top all time favourites of any male skater. Just WOW!

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u/sarka121 — 4 months ago

2008 U.S. Champs Men's FS | Rare Tiebreaker: Evan Lysacek Defends Title Over Johnny Weir (Not the right decision and Johnny's 'Love is War' was so impactful)

Just having revisited both Evan's and Johnny's free skates, and Evan's performance was just - predictable and quite ordinary.

Having watched Johnny's 'Love is War' program several times now, I have to say this is up there along with his Otonal as my favourite programs of his. The musical score to 'Love is War' is so impactful and just - so memorable and lovely. Love this program very much so! What were the judges watching?

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u/sarka121 — 4 months ago

J. WEIR - 2010 OLYMPIC GAMES - SP - How beautiful is this costume and how well executed is this program? Still love to watch it!

I just love how much attention to detail and creativity Johnny put into his costumes. He really should have gone into costume designing following his professional career.

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u/sarka121 — 4 months ago

J. WEIR - 2005 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - FS - Just love Johnny and his Otonal so much!

What a fluid and artistically, impeccable skater. When Johnny was on - he was on! In addition, his jumps - and especially the transitions to and and from them - was just on another level.

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u/sarka121 — 4 months ago

Stephane Lambiel on students and 2022 FOI programs (Stéphane Lambiel in conversation)

Todays' video featuring the lovely Stéphane Lambiel. Do enjoy and let me know your thoughts about what kind of posts you find interesting and wish to see about Stéphane! I find him fascinating both on and off the ice.

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u/sarka121 — 4 months ago