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after 10 years & 6 jobs in corporate america, i would like to share how to game the system. we all want the biggest payoff for the least amount of work, right?
know thine enemy: beating the robots
i see a lot of misinformation about how AI is used to scrape resumes. i can't speak for every company but most corporations use what is called applicant tracking software (ATS).
no respectable company is using chatgpt to sort applications. i don't know how you'd even write the prompt to get a consumer-facing product to do this. i guarantee that target, walmart, bank of america, whatever, they are all using B2B SaaS enterprise solutions. there is not one hiring manager plinking away at at a large language model.
ATS scans your resume in comparison to the job posting, parses which resumes contain key words, and presents the recruiter and/or hiring manager with resumes with a high "score." the goal of writing your resume is to get your "score" as high as possible.
but tumblr user lightyaoigami, how do i beat the robots?
great question, y/n. you will want to seek out an ATS resume checker. i have personally found success with jobscan, which is not free, but works extremely well. there is a free trial period, and other ATS scanners are in fact free. some of these tools are so sophisticated that they can actually help build your resume from scratch with your input. i wrote my own resume and used jobscan to compare it to the applications i was finishing.
do not use chatgpt to write your resume or cover letter. it is painfully obvious. here is a tutorial on how to use jobscan. for the zillionth time i do not work for jobscan nor am i a #jobscanpartner i am just a person who used this tool to land a job at a challenging time.
the resume checkers will tell you what words and/or phrases you need to shoehorn into your bullet points - i.e., if you are applying for a job that requires you to be a strong collaborator, the resume checker might suggest you include the phrase "cross-functional teams." you can easily re-word your bullets to include this with a little noodling.
don't i need a cover letter?
it depends on the job. after you have about 5 years of experience, i would say that they are largely unnecessary. while i was laid off, i applied to about 100 jobs in a three-month period (#blessed to have been hired quickly). i did not submit a cover letter for any of them, and i had a solid rate of phone screens/interviews after submission despite not having a cover letter. if you are absolutely required to write one, do not have chatgpt do it for you. use a guide from a human being who knows what they are talking about, like ask a manager or betterup.
but i don't even know where to start!
i know it's hard, but you have to have a bit of entrepreneurial spirit here. google duckduckgo is your friend. don't pull any bean soup what-about-me-isms. if you truly don't know where to start, look for an ATS-optimized resume template.
a word about neurodivergence and job applications
i, like many of you, am autistic. i am intimately familiar with how painful it is to expend limited energy on this demoralizing task only to have your "reward" be an equally, if not more so, demoralizing work experience. i don't have a lot of advice for this beyond craft your worksona like you're making a d&d character (or a fursona or a sim or an OC or whatever made up blorbo generator you personally enjoy).
and, remember, while a lot of office work is really uncomfortable and involves stuff like "talking in meetings" and "answering the phone," these things are not an inherent risk. discomfort is not tantamount to danger, and we all have to do uncomfortable things in order to thrive. there are a lot of ways to do this and there is no one-size-fits-all answer. not everyone can mask for extended periods, so be your own judge of what you can or can't do.
i like to think of work as a drag show where i perform this other personality in exchange for money. it is much easier to do this than to fight tooth and nail to be unmasked at work, which can be a risk to your livelihood and peace of mind. i don't think it's a good thing that we have to mask at work, but it's an important survival skill.
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some basic tips for getting a job in this horrible market
hi all -- long story short, as many of you know, i just finished a three+ month job search after being laid off. here's what i learned:
Your resume should be your accomplishments, not your tasks. When I started searching, my bullet points in my resume were things like "used x software" or "wrote x content." Your resume should be you bragging. EX: "I used x software to turn around 100 deliverables a month," "I managed [x amount] sales associates and was named highest commission earner x months in a row." These don't have to be lifechanging things or massive projects -- any metric that demonstrates your capabilities well can do the job.
Make sure your resume is ATS optimized. Most jobs/companies use automated resume processing, and lots of great people get rejected this way. If you're getting rejection emails on Sunday morning or in the middle of the night, these are probably auto-rejections. ATS is the automatic system that sifts through resumes -- you can find free ATS-optimized templates online, I got min through resume.com. Do NOT use fancy graphics, headshots, any extraneous info. Use sites like jobscan to see if your resume is able to be parsed by an auto resume processor.
Use numbers. Make sure your resume has lots of numbers indicating your skills. "I helped my franchise achieve X% of revenue growth," "I drove x amount of deliveries daily." Any impressive numerical amounts are useful. If your company is tight-lipped about numbers, go to press releases. Ex: an app I did a considerable about of work for generated a lot of money that my company disclosed, so I put down that i contributed to that revenue via my work.
Have a template cover letter. Cover letters can give you an advantage, but they're tedious. Take note of what qualities are most sought-after in your field/ideal role, and write a generic cover letter that applies to most of them. When applying, do minor tweaks such as including the company name or any unique qualifications. Be careful about typos and leaving in old tweaks!
Use the free month of LinkedIn Premium if you're on there. I got some results from cold DMing recruiters for jobs I was interested in, and Premium lets you do that freely. Remember to cancel at the end of the month!
If you're looking for remote work, here are some boards I used: Remote.co, Otta, Remote Rocketship, Swooped, Best Writing (writing-focused)
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I really like the little sheet thing you made for Doris Doodle. Do you think you could make a blank template for our own OCs?
I think that is a great idea! A Toon Resume template!
Have fun drawing!
For those wondering what to add on "physics" are they a rubber hose toon? rotoscope realism like Snow White? Action Anime? What style do they move in?
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Just sent this email to Amazon prime and BBC studios, using a template from Sendarya's 31 days of Good Omens website.
To Whom it May Concern,
Hello! My name is very normal abt this (I put my real name). I discovered recently that despite being renewed for a third season last year, production of Good Omens Season 3 has been paused indefinitely. As a fan of the Amazon Prime and BBC studios original show Good Omens I'm sending this letter to you to ask that you reconsider and resume production of Good Omens.
The uncertainty of this pause makes me very sad, because Good Omens is so important to me. I love the philosophical undertones about the meaning of life and purpose of humanity, mixed with satire and Terry Pratchett's amazing humor. And I especially love the relationship between the two main characters, Crowley and Aziraphale as portrayed by David Tennant and Michael Sheen. I've never been so moved by a movie or TV series as I have been by Good Omens. The cast and crew are truly so talented and clearly so very dedicated to the book and the show.
It was great to get a Season 2 of Good Omens to continue the storyline. I loved Season 2 and was also completely broken hearted after watching the Finale. In fact, I was so moved by the show that I started writing fan fiction and started a Blog about Good Omens, which I have never previously done in my life, and I am 39 years old. Engaging with my new hobby of "everything Good Omens" also had a wonderful positive effect on my mental health. But the massive cliffhanger on the final episode is especially difficult now, when faced with the possibility of no conclusion.
The show has so many fans all across the Earth, who are anxiously awaiting the ending to Crowley and Aziraphale's story, and we want to see the show continue for its third and final season. We want to see the story that Sir Terry envisioned more than 30 years ago. Sir Terry was so passionate about this work, that at the end of his life he specifically asked for the story to be finished. Please don't let this wonderful legacy go to waste. Please let the story of Crowley and Aziraphale be told, as it was born and developed in the brilliant mind of Sir Terry.
I know that there have been some difficulties and setbacks related to the final season of the show due to the controversy with Mr. Gaiman. I want to let you know that I will stay loyal to the show and watch it regardless of what happens, whether Mr. Gaiman steps away or not - I will absolutely watch the show. I believe the story has a life of its own, and It's so much more than Mr. Gaiman.
Even if it takes longer than usual, or there are changes needed to make it happen - that's okay with me, and I know it's also okay with others in the Fandom as well. We will wait patiently as long as we need, so that we can see the story through to its ending.
I really appreciate you taking the time to read this letter, and I am sure you are already doing everything you can to bring Season 3 to us and give the characters, the cast and crew of Good Omens, and the Fandom the ending we all want and deserve.
Thank you!! Warm Regards,
very normal abt this
#good omens#good omens prime#terry pratchett#good omens season 3#save good omens s3#31 days of good omens#31 dogo#bbc
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to all my babes out there trying to get a job, got some tips for y'all. i'm updating my resume and realised that what i do might help some people, and not everyone knows about ATS parsing. gonna be long, will add a tldr at the end
so, first things, instead of MS office, i use libreOffice as my document creator/word processor. stop giving microsoft your money - libreOffice is free and open source, and it's amazing. go get it. saves you money too and god knows we need that. but, i'm sure you can do this in publisher too, i just don't know all the buttons
onto techniques: instead of creating my resume in libreOffice's equivalent of word, i use the equivalent of microsoft's publisher - the thing meant for you to make cards and flyers and whatnot. essentially you just pick a size document, and get to throw things (pictures, text boxes, charts, whatever) onto the page where you want them. since it's geared more towards artsy things, it's a lot more flexible with formatting than word (moving images in word? just don't).
essentially, every snippet of information i put on my resume is one text box. each job with its description, each project i've worked on, etc gets its own text box. this is great in a couple ways: it means that if you want to change the formatting of your resume, you can just move around text boxes instead of fucking around with copy/paste all day. the second thing is that when a machine tries to read your resume, internally it'll read that pdf and see blocks of related information that's more precise than giant paragraphs you'd get in word. make your section titles their own text boxes (like experience, education, skills, etc) so they don't get lumped in with the real info.
i'm not gonna talk about "resume words" or "clean formatting" bc tbh i'm bad at that and i think recruiters are dumb sometimes for wanting "no templates, but only format it this one particular way". but get all your info there, arrange it how you see fit, and THEN. then we get sneaky.
in libreOffice, you can name and add descriptions to text boxes. "what!" i hear you say. "that's so weird why would anyone do that!". and i say "well, if a human is reading your resume, it doesn't matter what the text box thinks it is. but it's a machine reading your resume! you want to speak the machine's language." the name is less important than the description, in my opinion, but you can name the boxes too. what you're gonna do is select a text box, click on "format" at the top bar, then "description". and you're gonna add in the alt text box what this text box is. if it's a list of skills, write "skills". if it's education, write "education". this info won't show up visually to a human reading the doc, but it helps machines categorise the data, just a little bit better. in the description part of this, you can also try adding the key words from the job description so the machine sees them but a human really can't find it unless they really look. this isn't something i've been able to test thoroughly, though, so take it with a grain of salt.
i'm still working out all the kinks myself, and picking apart what the ATS does in terms of parsing your resume, but when i started doing this my resume was better parsed whenever i applied to jobs. which, bonus, less retyping your resume into the bullshit job app.
tldr; fuck microsoft, use libre office instead. use libre office's drawings app or ms office's publisher app for ease of use. in libre office, click text box, go to format -> description and add a description of what the text box contains. test and retest your resume in an ATS parser online to make sure the machine reads your resume correctly.
i wish this wasn't how things are, but since we're here might as well figure out hacks. if anyone else has info to add, please please do. it's rough out here.
#jobs#jobsearch#job hunting#hacks#job hacks#resume#resume hacks#microsoft#libre office#truly libreoffice supremacy#help#job help#ats#job applications#applications#technology#text#please add to this#we all need to help each other out here#good luck
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I'm Back!! Kinda...
I know it's been a while since I posted my own content or writing but I wrote this a few years back and never shared it but I know this would be helpful to a lot of you girlies now that the job market has once again taken a downturn. I originally wrote this after landing my first full-time job post-2020.
Like many, I graduated into a pandemic and found myself looking for my first job in the midst of a nationwide hiring freeze. The process was grueling but in failure, there are also many lessons learned and luckily, my search ended in success at one of the biggest tech companies in the world. In the past few years, I’ve worked at some of the biggest and best companies in the world making it past several rounds of interviews, impressing my future colleagues, managers, and even VPs so it’s safe to say I know a thing or two about landing a job. Here goes!
B's Guide to Landing Your DREAM JOB PART 1!
If you’re still in college there are a few things I would suggest a few things.
Start interning as soon as possible. The sooner you start practicing interviewing at companies you’re interested in, the better. Also, a few internships on your resume prior to your graduation will help A LOT. Trust me. You’ll have experiences to speak about in all those behavioral interviews as well.
Become friendly with the professors in your field. They can become a good reference for you later. Even if only one to three times a semester go to your professor’s office and chat. They can also put in a good word for you for programs. This brings me to my next point.
In most industries, there are conferences each year that either offer discounts (or free tickets) to college students and/or are directly aimed at college students. If you’re a POC, find programs aimed at diversifying that industry. These conferences often have recruiting opportunities with large companies and most times the interview process won’t be as rigorous compared to an applicant who may have applied online. I would recommend compiling a list at the beginning of each school year with these program names as well as their application due dates.
Don’t join clubs just to have them on your resume. Aim for leadership roles or redirect your time to other personal projects that interest you. It’ll make for a better conversation with your recruiters and hiring managers to say “I built XYZ because I was interested in ABC” rather than “I was just a member of that club and went to the meetings once a month.”
This varies across industries but for the most part, your GPA isn’t all that important especially after you land your first job after college so breathe.
Perfect your resume and this part couldn’t be more critical. In the age of ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) and fierce competition, it’s become vital that your resume can stand out and communicate very clearly how you’re qualified for the job. Here are my resume tips:
My favorite program to create resumes on is Canva. They have a ton of great templates and are super customizable and not to mention, it’s FREE.
Use quantifiable measurements to show your results if possible.
Use action verbs at the beginning of your bullet points. Personally, I believe each description should have at least 3-4 bullet points but never only 1. Here are some of the words on my resume: Constructed, Spearheaded, Managed, Collaborated, and Lead. All of your descriptions should state what you did, how you did it (programs used, methods, etc.), and the outcome.
I personally think every resume should include your: Experience, Skills, Leadership/ Professional Development (for college students this could mean conferences attended, programs, boot camps, etc.), Projects (shows independence and initiative), Contact, and Education. Make sure your LinkedIn is included in your ‘Contact’ section. You should have a personalized LinkedIn link, that’s free.
Your LinkedIn needs to be at 100% completion. This is a place where you can really show off because there are no space limits. This can showcase every job or internship you’ve ever had, every program or project you’ve had an impact on, etc. The better your LinkedIn, the better chance you have a recruiter finding you and inviting you to interview for a role they think would be a good fit.
Your profile picture ideally is a professional one but if not possibly find time to take one in natural daylight with a quality camera and a plain background. I’ve also seen people using AI to now turn regular pics into professional ones.
Interact with posts, comment, and share. This will help get your name and profile circulating.
Announce that you’re looking for a job to your network. Include your resume and what you’re looking for in that post. You never know who might see it.
Grow your network and the easiest place to start is with people you’ve gone to school with and current or previous coworkers.
Put your resume on your LinkedIn profile (You can do this by attaching a media file)
Know your elevator pitch and know it well because every single person you interview with will probably ask you this. My elevator pitch sounds something like this:
I’m Britt and in June, I graduated from Icy University with a degree in Math and a minor in Sociology. Throughout college, I completed a number of internships doing _______ and have developed skills in _______. When I was a senior I learned about (or developed an interest in) _____ and did _____ to grow my skills or learn more about it. Now that I’ve graduated I’m looking for a role in ______ where I can continue to ______. (My elevator pitch is now different now that I’ve had two full-time roles but you get the point)
Now we apply.
LinkedIn is your friend here and my favorite job posting platform. Set up Job Alerts for companies you’re interested in so that you have a better chance of being an early applicant.
As annoying as this is, you will have to edit your resume for almost every position you apply to. Use the words they use to describe your roles in your work history and remember to always save your resume as a PDF. This definitely will help you get past the ATS system. Remember to adjust the words used in your ‘Skills’ section too but don’t lie. These days, many companies with decent salaries are giving applicants take-home assignments. This applies to your cover letters as well. (I no longer write cover letters though, no one reads them). I saved every version of my cover letter and could eventually just mix and match paragraphs according to the type of job I was applying to. Of course, you will still have to change some words to best match the position’s job posting.
The LinkedIn stalking begins. Find someone at the company you’ve applied for and invite them to connect but ALWAYS include a note. In this note, you will give a very brief introduction and your reason for messaging. Mine usually looked something like this: Hi ___, I’m Britt and I recently applied for the ____ position. I’d love to learn more about the department, the team, and the company. Would you have 15 minutes to chat sometime this week or next? Thanks in advance, Britt.
My tip is that you find a manager on the team rather than a recruiter for the company. I find that they never accept invitations but managers usually will.
On this call, you’ll discuss exactly what you mentioned in your opening note, and remember to have prepared questions for them. If you make a good impression, most managers will be willing to forward your resume to the recruiting team.
Let me know if you all want a part 2 on how I prepare for my interviews. I’d say I have an interview success rate of about 90% in the past 2 years!
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Why an AI Resume Builder is the Upgrade Your Career Needs 🚀
Google Docs resumes are great for starting out—they’re free, simple, and accessible anywhere. But as your career advances, so should your resume-building tools! Here’s why switching to an AI Resume Builder is the professional leap you need:
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The Ultimate Guide to Creating ATS-Compatible Resumes with Pitch N Hire
In today's competitive job market, having an impressive resume is crucial. However, many job seekers are unaware that the most well-designed resumes can fall flat if they aren't compatible with Application Tracking Software (ATS). These systems are used by a vast majority of employers to filter resumes before they even reach human eyes. This is where Pitch N Hire comes in, offering specialized ATS-friendly resume templates that enhance your chances of landing your dream job.
What is ATS and Why is it Important? Application Tracking Software (ATS) is a tool used by recruiters and employers to streamline the hiring process. It scans resumes, searching for specific keywords and formats to rank candidates based on their relevance to the job. If your resume isn’t ATS-compatible, it might never make it to a hiring manager, no matter how qualified you are. This is why creating a resume that can seamlessly pass through these systems is essential.
How Pitch N Hire Helps You Create ATS-Compatible Resumes Pitch N Hire understands the challenges job seekers face with ATS and offers a suite of tools to ensure your resume meets these standards. Our platform provides ATS-friendly resume templates designed to be both visually appealing and functionally effective.
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Created in collaboration with dozens of publishers, Unite Against Book Bans book résumés are easy-to-print documents that summarize a banned book’s significance and educational value, including a synopsis, reviews from professional journals, awards, accolades, and more. The book résumés also include information about how a title has been successfully retained in school districts in the face of demands to censor it. ALA officials said that the PDFs can be downloaded and printed for easy sharing with administrators, book review committees, and the public at local school and library board meetings.
This is fantastic news! Book banners in the United States often take quotes or sections of books wildly out of context for shock value in order to expedite or garner support for bans. This is in flagrant violation of the Miller test for obscenity, but they don't seem to care.
These book resumes are a great resource and template for library workers fighting book bans because they remind (good-faith) board members and other people in power of the book's value as a whole.
#librarians of tumblr#booklr#books & libraries#bookblr#librarians#public libraries#reading#school librarians#usamerican#ALA#american library association#book resumes
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20+ Portfolio Video Templates for Creatives in 2024 – Speckyboy
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20+ Portfolio Video Templates for Creatives in 2024 – Speckyboy
A compelling portfolio is an important part of every designer’s promotional material. Potential clients and employers will use it to judge your skill level. It could be the difference in whether they contact you.
With that in mind, why not go all out? For example, employing video is a great way to grab a viewer’s attention. You can make something unique – a memorable experience that beats a plain old website.
Starting a video package from scratch can be tedious. But the right video template can help you get off to a roaring start. Start up your editing software, make a few customizations, and you’ve got an attractive presentation.
We’ve put together this collection of amazing portfolio video templates. They offer a professional look and are all easy to customize. You’ll find options for After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, and Final Cut Pro. Take your portfolio design to the next level!
Portfolio Templates for After Effects
Professional Portfolio Pack for After Effects
Use this portfolio template to add a clean and modern look to your presentation. It’s versatile and can be used to showcase different types of projects. Complete with snappy animations, you’ll be sure to keep viewers engaged.
Modern Portfolio & Promo Template for After Effects
Add your photos and text to bring this video to life. There is space to include your skills, along with a short biography. It’s an easy way to introduce yourself to potential clients.
Black & White Animated Portfolio Template for After Effects
Want to make a strong first impression? This Ultra HD (3840×2160) black and white video template has everything you need. It features a modular structure for easier edits and includes a detailed tutorial. Combine fast-paced animation with classic looks.
Creative Portfolio Promo Template for After Effects
Bright and colorful, this video template will show off your resume in style. It includes several professional-grade animation effects and transitions. Customize the video by adding your photo and listing your skills.
Professional Photography Portfolio Template for After Effects
Share your best images with this incredible photography portfolio template. There’s room for over 100 photos and over a dozen text placeholders. Put your photos into motion and wow your visitors.
Portfolio & Resume Video Template for After Effects
This template includes 10+ unique slides to show your skills and past projects. Use the included tutorial to learn how to swap colors, images, and more. You’ll have a video that represents your personal brand in no time.
Portfolio Templates for DaVinci Resolve
Colorful Portfolio Presentation Template for DaVinci Resolve
This template uses bold colors and precise movement to create a professional look. The special effects will keep viewers glued to the screen. It’s an excellent choice for those looking to make a statement with their portfolio.
Creative Folds Portfolio Template for DaVinci Resolve
Geometric shapes play a huge role in this portfolio template. Each slide features ultra-smooth animation and attention-getting effects. There’s never a dull moment – making this presentation a hit with potential clients and employers.
Portfolio Slides Video Template for DaVinci Resolve
Use this template to add a touch of fun and personality to your portfolio. It features hand-drawn elements and typography. The vibe is perfect for visual artists and illustrators who want to connect with viewers on a personal level.
Photography Portfolio Video Template for DaVinci
Attractive and to the point, this video template makes it easy to tell your story. You’ll find a clean, modern look and plenty of space to add custom text and images. The modular structure means an easier editing experience.
Portfolio Templates for Premiere Pro
Professional Photographer Portfolio Template for Premier Pro
Colorful and creative, you can use this template to create a top-notch portfolio presentation. List your skills, show off past projects, and captivate your audience. The aesthetic is unique and easy on the eyes.
Elegant Fashion Portfolio Template for Premiere Pro
This template is aimed at fashion designers, photographers, and other creative professionals. Clever use of color and typography makes it easy for your work to take center stage. It’s a great choice for those looking to project a modern lifestyle.
Portfolio & Promo Template for Premiere Pro
Create a compelling video portfolio presentation with this template for Premiere Pro. It combines rounded shapes with beautifully synchronized motion for a contemporary look. Customize it with your images and text to boost your brand.
Various Portfolio Titles Template for Premiere Pro
Use this set of slick video slides to share your biography and past projects. The template features plenty of animation effects while allowing your content to stand out. Viewers will appreciate this simple and enticing presentation.
Photography Portfolio MOGRT for Premiere Pro
Make your photography the center of attention with this high-octane video template. You’ll find a minimalist approach to text with fast-paced photo collages. The result is an entertaining way to introduce your work to the world.
Resume & CV Presentation Template for Premiere Pro
Bold typography and smooth transitions make this template a winner. It’s the perfect fit for displaying your skills and work experience. There’s also room to feature your past projects as well.
Portfolio Templates for Final Cut Pro
Stylish Portfolio Slideshow Template for Final Cut Pro
Here’s a template that features 4k resolution and magical effects. Use it to showcase your photography, videos, or graphic design work. The muted colors and fun personality make it an excellent choice for artists.
Urban Portfolio Slides Video Template for Final Cut Pro
Serious retro-futuristic vibes are coming from this video template. Dark backgrounds are mixed with neon text to make your message loud and clear. Add your best projects and take viewers back to the future.
Animated Portfolio Lower Thirds for Final Cut Pro
Let your projects do the talking with this slick lower-thirds template. It offers outstanding typography and supports 4k video. Choose from seven animated lower-third presentations and customize the colors to match your brand.
Web Portfolio Video Template for Final Cut Pro
This template is perfect for web designers, with space to share your favorite work. It includes classic film and glitch effects that look amazing but won’t overwhelm viewers. Use it to bring your website portfolio to life.
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random updates no one gaf abt
this guy I'm talking to has severe trust issues. through this, he has established a certain dynamic between the two of us that he so randomly (random to me, maybe not to him) decided to switch up. now, we did talk about it and I did agree that this change will help with my anxiety. however, a couple of days after I started realizing that because of this, I feel like I have to push back and hold back emotionally. I would elaborate but I'm hungry as hell and lightheaded bc of that lmao
i've been dealing with some pretty bad anxiety these past couple of days due to the fact I started to challenge myself. I reached out to the career center at the university I graduated from to get tips on resumes and all that fuck shit. it's been hard but i'm getting through it. i've had several thoughts about whether i'm even meant to be successful. you know...the whole anxiety thing
I'm getting my coworker to listen to NCT. I have to. I have to spread the Neo Culture Technology everywhere I go. This is simply what my duty is a fellow NCTzen lolz no but seriously i'm surprised she's even giving them a chance I thought she was just bullshitting. she started listening to their earlier projects and so far she fucks with them!!!
I actually just finished the season finale of Demon Slayer season 4....girl wtf I was expecting more!!! but the visuals were great
I'm quite anxious at the moment now that the episode is over lolz i'm thinking about the next thing I have to do. I'm thinking about updating my resume's template or whatever. I'm getting a little anxious thinking about what it would be like to see this guy again now that things have changed....I hate that for me
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Timeline diagram for Carrd
Just released a new Carrd plugin template to show a timeline diagram!
Great use cases includes for SaaS changelogs and your personal resumes.
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The Lautenschläger Azekah Expedition
https://azekah.org/
Excavation WebSite Ratings 2/?
MANAGEABILITY: 10/10
Everything is really clearly marked off, and I can find exactly what I am looking for.
CURRENCY: 10/10
For what little is available, it is completely up to date and well put together.
AESTHETICS: 7.5/10
It’s a very clean site, however, it lacks variety. It’s very modernist and it doesn’t excite me. I really like the design for the logo, and the photos are beautiful and cover a lot of the white space for it to still generate intrigue.
CREATIVITY: 5/10
It’s very clear that this site of well thought out and an expert wrote the explanations about the site and why they are excavating there. However, it also feels very templated and there is nothing that pushes this site into the spotlight. I want to know why this one is different!
SINCERITY: 9/10
The explanations for the purpose of the dig are clear. Whether the volunteer is interested in the site for religious or educational purposes, I do hope they will receive a sincere field study that covers a lot of ground and will show them what it means to get dirty and discover!
FINAL SCORE: 8/10
WOULD I GO? - Yah! I love this area and there appears to still be a lot to uncover here as well as a great opportunity to add to me resume... everyone should go on a dig... if only for a hype job interview story
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This might be dumb and may not help, but you could try adjusting your resume a bit? I went through the same issue (lots of applications out, no responses, being told I was overqualified etc) and after I fixed my resume to be more what “current HR” would look at, it helped my response ratio a bit.
i redid my resume today with an entirely different template and stuff.
It's just hard because I had my resume designed / edited by professors who are industry professionals when I was getting my degree and set up my portfolio website and everything and like. they said it was great. and now i'm not getting anything and idk what i'm doing wrong besides existing with a non-white name and being on a visa lol
#in tears rn like im so frustrated and feel so worthless#what was the point of spending all that money on a degree when it means nothing
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How to Make Side Hustle Money on Etsy using Digital Product “Niches” Such as PDFs, Spreadsheets, and PowerPoint Templates
Are you looking for a lucrative side hustle that allows you to make money from the comfort of your own home? Selling digital products on Etsy, such as PDFs, spreadsheets, and PowerPoint templates can be an excellent way to earn some extra cash.
Here are a few potential niches you could consider:
Printable art: This is a popular niche on Etsy, and you can create and sell downloadable prints of your own artwork, designs, or photographs.
Wedding invitations: If you have a talent for graphic design, you can create beautiful wedding invitation templates that customers can customize themselves.
Digital planner pages: With the growing popularity of digital planners, you can design and sell digital planner pages that customers can use to plan and organize their lives.
Social media templates: As more and more people use social media for marketing and branding, you can create and sell templates for posts, stories, and ads that customers can use to elevate their online presence.
Resume templates: If you have experience in human resources or recruiting, you can design and sell resume templates that help job seekers stand out in a crowded job market.
While earnings can vary widely depending on factors such as the type of products you sell, their price point, and the amount of marketing you do, according to Etsy's 2020 Q2 financial report, the marketplace generated over $346 million in revenue from digital sales during that quarter alone. This indicates that there is a significant market for digital products on Etsy and the potential for sellers to make a substantial amount of money from their sales.
It’s important to note that there are costs associated with selling on Etsy, such as listing fees, transaction fees, and payment processing fees, which can impact your earnings. Additionally, you’ll need to invest time and effort into creating high-quality products, marketing your shop, SEO (creating searchable hashtags) and providing excellent customer service to increase your sales and grow your revenue.
Its crucial to set up and optimize an Etsy shop! If you’re looking for a platform to get your products online quickly, Etsy is a great place to start.
Creating an Etsy account is the first step toward launching your storefront. To open a shop online, you must first become a registered site member. Once you have an Etsy account, you can open a shop.
Next, you will need to choose a name for your Etsy store. Etsy requires each shop owner to use a unique name, so it’s common for sellers to find that their first choice is unavailable
Choose your products. You can sell almost anything like eBooks, PDF & PowerPoint templates in your Etsy shop, but it’s best to start by focusing on a few complementary products so customers will understand what your shop is all about.
Create your shop. When opening an Etsy shop, the site will direct you through the process of creating your online storefront and choosing your language and currency preferences.
A common question for first-time sellers is how to price items on Etsy. Correctly pricing your products ensures you get the best return on investment (ROI), but it will take some time and analysis.
Before opening your Etsy shop to customers, make sure you have enough products to sell. You don’t want to run out after your first few sales and have to scramble to produce more. You also don’t want to overstock any one item. Digital products such as “templates” are easier to stock as they live in the cloud (Etsy shop).
After Etsy approves your shop name and you have all of your inventory ready, you can start listing on Etsy. The key to solid Etsy sales is good product photos and a killer description that uses industry keywords.
Next, you’ll need to choose the type(s) of payments you’ll accept. Etsy Payments is the most popular route on Etsy as it allows you to accept credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, PayPal, Etsy gift cards, and some bank transfer services.
Receive orders: When a customer purchases an item from your shop, the payment is processed through Etsy Payments, and the funds are held by Etsy until the order is marked as shipped or the digital product has been downloaded. Once you’ve shipped the physical item, you should mark the order as shipped on Etsy, which releases the payment to your account. The payment will be deposited into your bank account within a few business days, depending on your location and bank.
Learning to package your products safely and securely and ship them quickly helps build your reputation on Etsy. Buy proper shipping supplies, and use bubble wrap for delicate items. On Etsy, you can use calculated shipping so the shipping is automatically calculated for you. Calculated shipping looks at your location, the buyer’s location, and the size and weight of the listing item to determine the shipping cost. Again, selling “digital products” are MUCH easier than actual products such as art, clothes, etc., as you don’t have to worry about drop shipping.
As of 2023, here are the current fees for selling on Etsy:
Listing Fees: It costs $0.20 USD to list an item on Etsy, and the listing remains active for four months or until the item sells, whichever comes first.
Transaction Fees: When an item sells, Etsy charges a transaction fee of 5% of the item’s sale price, including the cost of shipping. This fee also applies to any applicable sales tax.
Payment Processing Fees: If you use Etsy Payments to process your sales, you’ll be charged a payment processing fee, which varies depending on your location and the currency you use. For sellers based in the United States, the payment processing fee is 3% + $0.25 USD per transaction.
Etsy Payments also handles any necessary refunds or disputes, and provides you with a record of all your transactions and payments. It’s important to note that there are fees associated with using Etsy Payments, as mentioned in my previous response.
Selling digital products on Etsy can be a great way to make money on the side, especially if you have a talent for creating unique and useful products such as PDFs, spreadsheets, and PowerPoint templates. By following the strategies and tips outlined in this article, you can create a successful side hustle that not only generates extra income but also allows you to express your creativity and passion. Remember to put in the time and effort to create high-quality products, optimize your listings, and promote your products to your target audience. With persistence and dedication, your Etsy side hustle can become a valuable source of income and a fulfilling hobby.
*If you are interested in selling handmade or unique items online, I have another great article on a beginner's guide to selling handmade or unique items online and making money here.
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