dirtybeerglass [none/use name]

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Cake day: July 21st, 2024

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    1. Force yourself to smile and say something f like “good to meet you” or “thanks for seeing me” . Soft skills come naturally to some, but the tricks can be learned by anyone and are based on manners.

    2. Have a couple of anecdotes about your approach to problem solving. Doesn’t matter what they are, there is no right or wrong answer, just have your approach ready in your head.

    3. If its help desk, say you like helping people. One line i used a long time ago, was something like “I am quite shy on the telephone, but i actually helping people with technical problems “. It’s just keeping it real, a credible .

    4. Consider de-emphasising your technical ambitions. They’ll have a dozen people saying they want to be a CCIE or data scientists or whatever the current flavour is.

    Instead, I’d with “I’m doing well on with compsci degree, I don’t have any difficulties with the technical aspects, but I really want to see how my skills fit into a company, and make a start on understanding the realities of a business environment “

    They want some one they can worth with, they can worth with almost anyone , but they won’t want to work with an “unknown”, so the more you can give - no matter who you are - the better.

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  • I was not patient with this game.

    I was patient with GoW, which apparently was a PS3 game originally. It went on sale a few years back, so I picked it up on whim for my PS4.

    I really enjoyed it, had great playability, was little bit retro, I don’t know - I just enjoyed it. Perhaps because I had no expectations?

    Anyway, when GoW was released, I bagged it straight away. It’s a different game but a fantastic experience. It’s an epic journey. Great story, good to look at, really glad I invested in it .