Post #1223272

@13reak Most of us can see through the corporate, unnecessary BS that occurs during interviews these days. Puzzles, "challenges", and just overall weird things during them are uninspiring because we know that we're not going to have to solve a Rubik's Cube to get into the door each day. A lot of us are exactly what we show on our résumés in terms of skill, and if there's a job that is actually 5 in one, and we're not that strong in one of them, we will have a trepidation in applying because we know we aren't the perfect unicorn you're looking for, but we know we can develop it given training and time. (Though the job should still be broken up into at least 2-3 other jobs). Many of us don't do well with a position that also includes sales. Like in my case, I can talk to people, but I just want the problems to fix. That's where my mind finds its happy place. I'm on the hunt for a job that has a work/life balance and full remote for my ADHD (but I don't mind traveling, getting out is fun!) but these jobs are only dreams, right now.