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heartwarming moment at the bank today
hettie replied to your post: if a job posting says to email resume, should I…
attach the cover letter as a separate pdf, unless the cover letter has to be real short. the panel likes a neat printout of supporting material for the shortlisting meeting (i’m not on panels, but do lots of recruitment admin at the department).
movementcast answered your question: if a job posting says to email resume, should I…
i always do both
sophiepierre answered your question: if a job posting says to email resume, should I…
You should send it as an attachment. Either as a pdf or word document.
dogpolice answered your question: if a job posting says to email resume, should I…
do both
thank you everyone 4 ur input! I think I’m just gonna go all out and include it in the body of the email as well as attach the cover letter in a separate pdf.
trugazi answered your question: if a job posting says to email resume, should I…
including it in the pdf makes more sense imo? but i’ve never applied for a job in my life so i mean my advice has no real bearing but
commie-mommy answered your question: if a job posting says to email resume, should I…
maybe a separate pdf file?
Hmmm, I feel like the rule of thumb with emailing files is the fewer the better, which is why I was leaning towards doing 1 pdf but idk, I guess they’d be prepared for lots of attachments if that’s how they’re taking applications.
if a job posting says to email resume, should I include my cover letter in the resume pdf or in the body of the email?
In the end, the law is not about dancing, it’s about regulating businesses. It’s about creating hostile work environments for generally low-income employees facilitating services in spaces the public generally approves of,” says Thaemlitz referring to the law’s postwar origins. “On some level the decision to separate (this debate) into a strict discussion on the theme of dancing is legitimate, but that division of the dance argument from other — perhaps harder to sell — stances of solidarity with sex workers and the like, still leaves lots of questions about fūeihō that will not get settled. I am much quicker to ally myself with a material struggle of consequence — which, in most every case, boils down to a crisis of poverty. I really could not give a f-ck about dancing when it comes down to it.
— Terre Thaemlitz on Japan’s recent revival of an old anti-dancing law
the disparity of internet attention between shitty comments made by a&f’s ceo and the garment factory disaster in bangladesh. human deaths in the context of extreme exploitation - less shocking, less rousing.
matt and i were talking about this. i think that americans have a weird fixation on high school tropes, including “popular” kids and their brands. abercrombie = that brand that the popular kids wore in high school, and related associations. people are going nuts about abercrombie because it’s that whole revenge-of-the-nerds comeuppance thing
which is an evil pervasive idea, as we’ve discussed before, because of the white nerd entitlement — which persists in our media, and our common narratives, because of who’s reached the “top” today — the fact that the “underdog” is still “the dweeb,” the man who was promised the world, who ends up having just as much as an average person gets. and those men are angry about it.
there is no way that an international tragedy can ever compare to the slings and arrows of not making the football team, in the myopic point of view of your average media-generating machine man. let’s humiliate those jocks by giving their clothes to homeless people. (the homeless people are objects, of course; as the world has become, to these sad saps, “nerds vs. jocks,” and anyone that falls outside that narrative is non-essential and non-person.)
ChimCo created the “Yellow Peril” dildo to take back a historically loaded term, reclaim power, and help shift perceptions of Asian American sexuality. While there are a smattering of yellow dildos that line the shelves of adult and erotica stores, they have largely been part of a neon-colored novelty line, with no significant meaning attached to their bright yellow color.
In addition to making a social statement, ChimCo hopes to empower women and men to enjoy a sex-positive lifestyle. Which is why we will not sell the Yellow Peril to sex shops filled with creepy “Oriental” porn paraphernalia that fetishizes Asian women while shutting out Asian men.
