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The next day, with the deadline to qualify for the Arizona ballot just hours away, Brett Johnson, a prominent Republican lawyer, and Amanda Reeve, a former GOP state lawmaker, made house visits to each as they tried to persuade both to sign new paperwork to serve as West electors.

Johnson and Reeve work for Snell & Wilmer, which has [...]

After getting laid off last year (big tech worker with outstanding yearly reviews) , I had a service that my former company paid for that helps people prep for a job search after getting laid off.

I, like you, had this out dated assumption as well goong into the meetings with that service. They strongly advise people to go with 2 pages, if enough relevant experience exists, with custom tailoring for each job role, to ensure you're hitting the key words and other data points the resume scanners are looking for. They came to this conclusion using data from said resume scanning services on passing resumes

Shit has changed a lot in the last 3-5 years. And I can only imagine it's gotten worse over the last 14 months since I landed my job (Sr level) and modern LLMs have been integrated into the scanning services.

How to know when OP is unhinged and divisive:

People are agreeing with givesomefucks, who often gets down voted for unpopular views.

Maybe they need to hire somebody at the office that can show them how to work the espresso machine in the break room that hasn't been used since Bruno left 6 months ago.

Coffee connections!

It's reccomened to do 2 pages these days to hit all the automated resume screening points. 3 pages max if you're in STEM applying for senior+ positions. Most relevant information should be front and center on that first page though for when it gets into the hands of a real person instead of a bot.

I saw the headline and almost expected my phone to start blaring to let me know that there was a missing elderly person last seen in a red Toyota Prius heading east on I94.

All the data I've seen in the last 5-10 years suggests that we don't have enough homes. Even with vacant homes accounted for and how much burden that would relieve.

That's one of the reasons why there's a growing push to bring back the missing middle housing and businesses into our population centers by removing zoning laws that got rid of them in the first place.

That's not to say that we shouldn't also be doing away with corporate ownership of housing and taxing individuals with 3/4+ homes, especially if they're vacant.

We need a multi-pronged attack on resolving the housing issue, including the 3m planned homes from a Harris admin.

Accidental admission it is!

I hate my grass. It needs to suffer, get over exposed to the sun, and never watered.

Can't wait to replace it with something not grass next year.

Until then, next time I need to cut it, I'm going to use a lawn mower blade supplied by the Chuck-e-Cheese kitchen to do the worst hack job ever.

If you're wondering why you're getting down voted:

You threw out a straw man argument, and one that doesn't even make sense on top of that.

Did you not pay attention to the news of this in 2016 & 2020?

There were nearly weekly reports of another person or org coming forward about stiffed bills.

But douches are useful cleaning tools.