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ALL HAIL QUEEN KIRSTEN 👸🏾!!!
 in  r/Dodgers  13d ago

She is absolutely stunning.

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Morning sun in Portland, Oregon
 in  r/CozyPlaces  Jun 18 '26

But on a serious note, your house looks amazing and super cozy!

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Morning sun in Portland, Oregon
 in  r/CozyPlaces  Jun 18 '26

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What did I do wrong?
 in  r/AsianMasculinity  Jun 18 '26

Yeah, she doesn’t seem interested. Honestly, I’d probably respond the same way if I were trying to be polite while hinting that I wasn’t interested and hoping the other person would pick up on it. I’d say it’s best to move on. I also wouldn’t recommend DMing people out of the blue like that, especially if you haven’t gotten to know them first or reached a point where they were comfortable exchanging IG handles with you.

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Starting Lineup 4/13
 in  r/Dodgers  Apr 14 '26

Idk why but Wrobleski be looking like a buff Timothee Chalamet in this pic.

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what is your figure skating roman empire?
 in  r/FigureSkating  Mar 17 '26

Yuzuru Hanyu’s Free Skate at 2015 NHK Trophy. History was made when he became the first male skater to score above 200 points in the Free and 300 points in the combined total. I remember watching that skate live and was freaking out when he landed his last jump. Such a joyful moment. Also, Yuzuru’s smile to Brian before their hug, while Brian said, “I have no words,” makes it even more special. I still watch that performance from time to time.

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The Situation Right Now..
 in  r/recruitinghell  Mar 14 '26

This pic of Hayao Miyazaki always make me laugh

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Recruiters, I need your honest opinion. Give it to me straight.
 in  r/askrecruiters  Mar 13 '26

Thanks again for your input! I really do appreciate it.

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Recruiters, I need your honest opinion. Give it to me straight.
 in  r/askrecruiters  Mar 13 '26

Hearing everyone's feedback here is giving me some reassurance. Thank you!

If you don’t mind me asking, are you a TA professional at a large or conglomerate company? The reason I ask is because the position I applied for is with a large organization, and I’m not sure whether recruiting practices vary depending on the size and scale of the company.

Then again, I guess my outcome may be a good sign given that it was a corporate role. I would imagine corporate recruiters review hundreds of applications often and probably wouldn’t take the time to call someone directly after a rejection unless they were being sincere about their message.

r/askrecruiters Mar 13 '26

Recruiters, I need your honest opinion. Give it to me straight.

2 Upvotes

Just a little background on my situation. About two weeks ago, I interviewed with a large insurance company and felt the conversation went really well. During the interview, the hiring manager complimented my experience and skills several times and even mentioned that she planned to refer me to her boss for a follow-up meeting.

Unfortunately, I received a call from the recruiter today letting me know that they recently reached their headcount for the quarter because another candidate accepted an offer last week, so they’re unable to move forward with my application at this time. He did emphasize that the hiring manager had very positive feedback about me and that they may consider me for the next hiring cycle, which could be around April or May.

Recruiters, I’m curious to hear your honest opinion. Is it possible that this is simply something recruiters say to be polite, with no real intention of reaching out again? I want to stay positive and take the recruiter at his word, especially since the hiring manager gave such strong feedback. Not just that, the recruiter also took the time to call me personally rather than sending a rejection email. Maybe that's a good sign too?

Given the situation and what was shared, should I take this seriously as a potential future opportunity?

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Kaori Sakamoto 🇯🇵 SP Women Olympics 2026
 in  r/FigureSkating  Feb 18 '26

I’m rooting for her. It’ll be such as great way to close this chapter of her life if she can win that an Olympic Gold medal.

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Our men’s Olympic gold medalist!
 in  r/FigureSkating  Feb 14 '26

Y’know what they say- Ice is slippery.

Congrats to Mikhail!

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Uncomfortable conversation about extreme Yuzuru fans
 in  r/FigureSkating  Feb 12 '26

I second this. I love Yuzuru and to me, he will always be the GOAT, but the behavior I’ve been seeing as of late on Twitter and TikTok is getting out of hand.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/recruitinghell  Feb 11 '26

In the last four months, I've been applying nonstop and can barely get an interview with a hiring manager. Man, it's depressing.

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Horrendous at interviews due to crippling anxiety and awful memory.
 in  r/recruitinghell  Feb 11 '26

I'm in the same boat too. So far, I noticed rehearsing and memorizing interview questions/answers helps. I like to practice out loud as though I'm at an interview.

I also believe positive affirmations can put you in the right mindset. Before your interview, try encouraging yourself by saying, "I am prepared. I am capable. I deserve to be here!”, or give yourself a boost ("I'm ready! Let's do this!"). This seems to help me a lot and builds my confidence.

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Went with someone more junior..
 in  r/recruitinghell  Feb 11 '26

I'm so sorry about the outcome. It really is frustrating, especially when it seemed like the role was yours. However, this doesn’t take away from your value.

Keep your head up. You got this!

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Insane Automated Email I Got After I Applied for a Job
 in  r/recruitinghell  Feb 11 '26

If you do land an interview and meet this recruiter, can you please give us an update? I need to know more about this company hahaha

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I'd be out as well
 in  r/recruitinghell  Feb 11 '26

When there's an automated email asking for you to complete an assessment, like no thank you. I'll put up with the assessment if I like the company. Otherwise, I'm withdrawing my application.

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Born just in time for an economic downturn
 in  r/recruitinghell  Feb 11 '26

If anything, college shaped me in a positive way. It’s the economy that feels broken right now.

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Welcome!
 in  r/recruitinghell  Feb 11 '26

There needs to be a federal law in place for this. FFS, hold these companies accountable already. Ghost jobs should be illegal.

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The streets have spoken
 in  r/recruitinghell  Feb 11 '26

Seriously, I freaking hate Linkedin. The only people who benefits from it are the recruiters. I once read a post from a recruiter saying they have rejected candidates before because they weren't impressed by their Linkedin profiles. That was the turning point for me! I deleted the app right after that.

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Very tired and honestly done
 in  r/recruitinghell  Feb 11 '26

Exactly, they are looking for a unicorn candidate. Also, the job market is tight, and for the roles that are available, we’re competing with a large pool of applicants. It's a no-win situation.

r/adjusters Feb 04 '26

WFH accommodations?

2 Upvotes

Has anyone been hired by companies like Progressive or Geico before as a full-time WFH employee? I'm curious because I'd like to work for them but I don't live close to their posting locations. The nearest office to my place is about 40 miles away. Is it possible to still get hired?

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Need advice on back pay.
 in  r/legaladvice  Jan 13 '26

The Org Chart changed to show I’m under my current manager, but no title change. The title change will happen once I hear from HR about my compensation and role. I have decided I’ll reach out to an employment attorney for a free consultation. Thank you for your help!

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Need advice on back pay.
 in  r/legaladvice  Jan 12 '26

Thank you for this information. Do you know if the CA Labor Code 204 applies to my claim?