a couple thoughts:

• I usually have a section called “Relevant Work” and another called “Other” where I say “Additional experience with [list my non-relevant jobs]”
• if you are taking time off from working, try to do something educational at the same time. classwork at a local university / community college is great, or do online classes or even a bunch of tutorials and/or an open-source/volunteer project. then you can say: “I always wanted to learn about (that topic) so I took some time off to really study it.” it’s most beneificial if it’s work-related, but it doesn’t have to be.
• present yourself in the best light, but do not outright lie on your resume because that might come back to bite you.

“It’s a work phone. I’m not allowed to install apps.”

Now THAT’S a Pixar movie I’d watch …

Liechtenstein was the real winner of the war: didn’t fight, made a friend, gained independence, never fought again (?).

If she was not doing so much damage with that, I’d feel pity.

Agreed.

They might be. They might also be overconfident, or they might be rightly confident, or they might be rightly un-confident, etc. Knowing the difference is important, and is what’s behind that Sun-tzu quote about knowing your enemy as well as yourself.

I’m not Austrian.

I saw what you did there…

As recently as 4 years ago, India and China have had a border conflict.

I think it’s:

• [email protected]
• https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/fatsharkgames

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pol_Pot

The Australian Academy of Science is leading the country’s efforts to proactively recruit top US-based scientists

all this focus on “top” scientists… wish there was somewhere for us mediocre scientists to go…

oh wow TIL about that. I’m also kinda surprised King is still on twitter.

complications around how a personal relationship–or even the perceptions of one-- might affect workplace decisions

Agreed with everything you said. Just wanted to add the term “conflict of interest” to this part. If they had to make a decision that was good for the team and/or the customer, but bad for their lover, they might not make the best decision.

During roman times, it was common with complete orgies.

oh fam thank you… I needed a good laugh…

Why did the Romans construct so many buildings? for their ORGIES

Why did the Romans build acqueducts? to clean up after the ORGIES

Why did the Romans make their roads? to get to their ORGIES

Why did the Romans conquer so many people? because they needed folks for their ORGIES

thank you, friend. fwiw you’re kinda right about morality being a social construct, but I don’t know if that’s the best takeaway from all this.

People who have community’s what’s it like?

For more info about this, go to [email protected] and look for the posts titled “Weekly thread - how is everyone doing with their communities?” In those posts, people who have taken charge of communities talk about what it’s like.

thanks for passing that along. I could tell something was up by looking at this:

https://grafana.lem.rocks/d/bdid38k9p0t1cf/federation-health-single-instance-overview?orgId=1&var-instance=slrpnk.net&var-remote_instance=lemmy.world

Dunno… if a friend fell asleep at work, I wouldn’t take their picture for social media… Especially if it’s bc of a medical condition…

hey, you a Stephen King fan? we’re watching Maximum Overdrive for a watch party on Sunday! see here: https://lemmy.world/post/33147421

very interesting… apparently the web UI automatically made it a link… I think that’s a “feature” for some reason.

On the bright side, he learned that absolutely none of his coworkers has his back when he needs them.

you mean… “@official-agnew” LIED to us???