Never settle for #1.
Start at the beginning.
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Anonymous asked: As a professional recruiter and interviewer for Google, I would advise against the point made re : what to say at the end of an interviewer. That particular question and wording comes across as brash and pushy. I would not hire that person.
Both sides of the coin, friends.
…Google, you say? You folks are known for quite the interview process. You would know.
Whatever gets the job, y’all.
Anonymous asked: Bananas superficial, I know...but do you have any regimen for keeping your teeth so white? You have an amazing smile, definitely one of your best features no matter your outfit/look of the day! Sincerely, a Lady Reader-Fan
Eight years of orthodontics, then knock your teeth out, file them down with an industrial file on picture day, knock them out again, and then knock them out ONE MORE TIME, and then once most of your visible teeth have been moved and/or replaced, take all your photos with a very strong flash.
But in retrospect, I really don’t recommend it.
(And thank you.)
Anonymous asked: Bold Moves advice for your readers: At the end of a job interview, ask the bold question "So do you have any hesitations about hiring me or doubts about my success in this position?" It shows your interviewer that you are confident enough to deal with criticism and also gives you a chance to further explain anything that they might have questions about. Just did it in a job interview for my dream job on Friday and got a verbal job offer today!
Oh, congrats on the offer! Huzzah! Bold Moves all year.
Happy Mother’s Day, you timeless babe. May our cabins always be full of doting, yet poorly dressed men.
This starts with a solo spotlight on the mic, another spotlight lights up another sexy voice, smoke wafts lazily through the air, a slow red light begins to illuminate the stage, and before you know it, you’re crawling down the bar pouring whiskey in every willing mouth.
It’s the weekend.
(Source: Spotify)
An important PSA from one of my closest companions.
Because this seems to be a rampant problem amongst my friend circle. And amongst my readers. And amongst the seemingly most indecisive class of men to enter the dating realm ever.
Stay strong, love. There’s a gallon of vodka with your name on it in Colorado.
DBN, CO
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Oh, hey.
What a sweet note! Jillian of vanillarooibos (and curator of This New Song) hooked me up with quite the blogging playlist.
You should check out her blogs, because she’s got me set for quite a few hours of writing. (At least one of those hours being Fire Escape on repeat.)
Thank you, love!
Cheering from my desk.
Thanks to The Monaco Peretti for sending this over!
