Yes.
A lot of stuff here does look odd to a European such as I am, and I am sure the people writing it don’t understand that they’re assuming all the world works like their own nation does.
But that is not the point of this post. If you want to ask about my experience on Forumverse, then create a separate post for that.
You’re essentially hijacking a conversation here.
In which Russian village does nobody have relatives or close friends living in Moscow?
Won’t happen. Not with that people. Those twelve that have not been successfully brainwashed have emigrated long since.
What could be cool would be a simple “included in my CV” button that you could click to bypass the field if it would be duplicating information already given. When you apply for 100 positions and each one requires you to painstakingly re-write all the content of your CV, it’s a big-time chore.
(Also, I don’t think it’s okay to ask half the stuff you are asking… Is that really legal someplace on Earth?! Blood type as reason to hire an applicant??)
So? It’s magnificently easy not reading those parts of the CV.
The resume does put on emphasis on specific stuff. Whatever the applicant has found most relevant to tell.
I still don’t agree that the extra workload for the applicant is justified.
Why didn’t HR use the CVs for that? Can they not read?
they are looking for different information
I have not encountered an electronic form that would ask for information not included in my CV. What would such information be?
Bungee jumping is not dangerous, though.
This is something that can be found out, actually. For example, large monasteries that have existed for a millennium or longer are likely candidates. Though, maybe some airport loo generates enough turd per day that they can cover that monastery’s monthly turd production in a day?
That would mean that they are able to turdify our seas in half a century as much as the large monastery can do in about 15 centuries.
What toilets have a constant queue 24/7, decade after decade? There aren’t that many of those.
We can do this. We just need to put our heads into it!
Are there… Ulterior motives to this post?
How is that unexpected, really? She’s shown her own boobs to a lot of people during the years. She’s an adult woman. She knows what human people are like.
Has the mom never been of age 15 to 35? Or 45, for that matter?
Nah, if she’s ever been a teenager, she does understand.
Has their mom never seen boobs? Or never seen their own child naked? Or what the heck is this about?
What mother would get traumatized by seeing boobs? They’re a mother for crying out loud. Breastfeeding somebody seems to tend to make boobs unscary.
Why the bidirectional veins?!
Some literal translations of the books’ names into English. They are unlikely to correspond with the real English titles, but might be enough for guessing what books these are in other languages.
Das ABC der Rollenspiele – The ABC of role playing games
Die göttliche Komödie – The divine comedy
Liegt die Antwort in den Sternen? – Does the answer lay in stars?
Eine kurze Geschicte des Universums – A short story of the universe
Der Außenirdische ist auch nur ein Mensch – Even the extraterrestrial is just a human
Ihr habt keinen Plan - darum machen wir einen – Youse have no plan - that’s why we’ll make one
Kosmologie für Füßgänger – Cosmology for pedestrians
Was hat das Universum mit mir zu tun? – What has the universe got to do with me?
Sieg der Blödigkeit – Victory of stupidity
Unberechenbar – Unreliable
Die Zukunftsformel – The formula for future
Frontend is what is being actually interacted with by the intended user.
In a car the frontend is:
In a car the backend is:
Etc.
Frontend is what is what is being physically used, backend is what actually makes all of this function. Of course anyone can also go poke at the backend, but without some very deep knowledge, you’re bound to break something. Better let the backend specialists (regarding cars: a mechanic) handle whatever counts as backend if they need to be touched.
In a physical shop the frontend is anything the customer interacts with, while backend includes for example the workers’ pause room, the intermediate storage for goods brought to the store by lorries, etc.
Okay, so transgender people are not included in LGBT then?
Or are thagomizers always transgender? And vice versa?
From their perspective, you are in an aquarium. Air-rium?
They are watching the bipedal mammal.
A being more relevant than B does not mean B is not relevant.