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@fitty76 Standard STAR responses info STAR is where you speak about a Situation or Task and the Action you took that had Results Situation/Task: Describe a situation when... Action: What did you do / Walk through any steps you took Result: How did things work out Some example categories that you should think about for the above bullets include but are not limited to: your own growth and improvement mentoring or being a role model for others respecting differences / valuing others' voices making things happen today overcoming an obstacle Some example questions you may run into: https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/interviewing/how-to-use-the-star-interview-response-technique Yes, it's homework. But it's valuable homework to have thought about the types of answers/situations you may be asked about during an interview. Especially if your prospective employer follows STAR strictly, where they are asking every candidate the exact same questions so they have the best comparisons to go with.

This can be a blessing in disguise -- there are lots and lots of opportunities out there that are with better organizations than the one you had. use this as an chance to change/shift into a role that you're more interested in, a company that always interested you, or a way to stretch what your abilities are to something challenging and rewarding. Update your LinkedIn (or, at the very least, utilize LinkedIn's job search feature to highlight opportunities that match what you're trying for), take the time to refresh/revise your resume to meet modern computer-scanning standards. Feel free to reach out to a trusted advisor/mentor to have them review it for oddities. You may need to have/maintain separate resumes for different types of roles Keep a spreadsheet (or whatever) of every job you apply to, including the date, website, and full job posting/description. Keep track of when you hear responses (either good or bad) if you get an interview and are not considered, if it was a good conversation, feel free to ask a followup to find out what would have made you a more ideal candidate to be considered. Some may not respond, but those who do will usually have really good advice on things to focus on Search out industry meetups or training classes for networking and education. Practice your "tell us about yourself" elevator pitch. you have 90 seconds to sum up what you're all about -- but don't just repeat your work experience; try to show a passion or calling for some aspect of the job. Review the standard STAR responses, and have some generically available answers for those prepared in advance. You don't want to be "um, ah...." during a call. You may get some variations on the STAR items, but your prepared answers can usually be fitted in somehow

Can't imagine that they'd make us play an AWAY game in Munich with us being schedule to be overseas in two years anyway?????

confirmed via the Packers (who are playing in London this year) Which means we're going to Munich in 2024. Plenty of time to plan that outing, right @RoaringRiot?

If you start at 18 years old with $0 investments to start.... if you aren't able to do anything else, this is what you could end up with: if you can afford to put $100 a month away with an annualized rate of return of 7%.... you'll have $400,000 by the time you're 65. (making it $200/m increases this to $800k) And that's without increasing your monthly contribution, or having a diversified portfolio where that % could be larger than 7%... or having a 401(k) with matching contributions from your employer.

Peter King says that with the 2022 and 2024 seasons, the Panthers and Tampa both have 9 home games on the schedule - so it should be fairly straightforward that this season or '24 would be our Munich debut. Question is who the NFL sees as a bigger first year Munich draw: us or the Bucs. Based on what appeared to be a larger Carolina presence for the London CAR-TB game, there's an argument that the Panthers could see the 2022 game on the docket. But, since Tampa has a better performance track record right now - they may be a "more exciting" team to watch in 2022, albeit without Brady.

Will it help us win games? That's all we want, really.

Probably something @RoaringRiot and other like-minded folks may want to pay attention to for planning purposes: With Christmas 2022 falling on a Sunday, the NFL is looking at making some adjustments to the late December calendar way in advance. The NFL is planning on moving ALL their Sunday afternoon games to Christmas Eve (keeping just Sunday Night Football on the 25th). They're doing this to avoid conflicting with the NBA's traditional Xmas games source: https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Journal/Issues/2022/02/21/Upfront/NFL-schedule.aspx

Looking at today's landscape, cryptocurrency is not an investment. It's more of a gamble/guessing game as there is nothing to explain price fluctuations other than being able to get other people to pay you. Stocks, funds, or other company-based securities fluctuate based on profit/loss/margin/dividend/other measurable items that quantify why one stock is worth what it is/isn't vs another. You're young, so stocks/funds in the market is the best long-term play for you to make maximum long-term money with a minimum level of risk compared to new-fangled things like crypto where only a few people are making coin.

This is slightly amusing if true. (It may or may not be entirely true based on the comments, but there's enough fact to support a discussion either way)

Seemed lipsynced. No microphones on the brass section?

Maybe Eminem will save this

Like the music, HATE the performance I want the SB show to give us a spectacle. This ain't it

A different edit was aired earlier this week. Found it funnier

PRINCE didn't ineed to ntro his half time performance by saying his performance would be the greatest halftime show ever. It just was. That one throwaway line has diminished my expextatuon for whats about to happen

Tottenham is throwing a suggestion out that they'd love to host a future Super Bowl. Biggest problem? The local game needing to start play at 11p London Time to air in US prime time source: https://frontofficesports.com/super-bowl-could-move-to-london-in-2026/

Going to be even happier to wear my Mills jersey after today whoop whoop whoop

https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a35405738/super-bowl-halftime-performers-money/

You're not wrong

It may just be me, but watching the new trailer for Channing Tatum's new movie made me think that Channing and Christian could play brothers (or cousins?) in some entertaining action/buddy/comedy movie. Might require squinting at the screen when the film is slightly out of focus -- but.... maybe?

Nope, just the pro bowl. make that one fun.

I *want* the Pro Bowl to be a weekend of skill drill/showing off stuff and a flag football game for fun. No need for those guys to get a vacation where they have to hit each other for no real benefit. Make it fun, mic the guys up. Give awards/bonuses for winning individual challenges. See Jake in 2005: https://youtu.be/YMiOSSsmg0s?t=248

It could happen

If you're that invested in the game that you need the next day off -- chances are your manager will approve your vacation day or help with other arrangements. I know my crowd is supportive of individual's fandom -- was given some extra leeway during the 2016 game myself. But not everybody requires recovery time for a game that basically ends at 10p. That's no different from those late-night west coast baseball games that drag on past midnight on the east coast, or any number of March Madness basketball games on the opening Thursday Making a national holiday for a sporting event? Not likely

One of the "Super Bowl Saturday" threads, if you're interested