I found a neat "job hack" to search for jobs on LinkedIn. Many of you might have heard of it already, so I might be late to the party but it's too good not to share!
Let's look at the average Joe's experience. He logs into LinkedIn, clicks the Jobs section, and starts searching.
The standard job section (as seen above) isn't actually that helpful. Everything feels cluttered and oversaturated like watching Cocomelon the second you wake up.
I understand few people might feel very intimidated by Markdown formatted text but this is my story of how I learnt to live with markdown to make my work much easier.
Markdown is a lightweight markup language created by John Gruber in 2004, Markdown is now one of the world’s most popular markup languages used to create formatted text using a plain-text editor. It allows users to add formatting elements like headings, lists, and links without needing complex HTML tags, making it easy to read and write. It makes life a lot more easy for people wanting to write something but don't want to waste time on formatting, I mean I personally hate manually adjusting font sizes in MS Word while I select the text I want to modify, it is a pain.
Today was an average day, I did a run for groceries from Walmart with onions being the main requirement. After I parked my car, I began carrying the shopping bags back to my home with the help of my friend but then an interesting thing happened! I saw a squirrel come running towards me (I was holding an onion bag) and jumped on the onion bag and I think it did a taste test. Well, the result being a very big seal of No-Approval. The squirrels didn't like the onions. Is it because squirrels don't eat onions? or do they just want to take a small bite? I'm not sure.
The snow here in Virginia was very harsh this year. Last year I don't remember trekking my self to go to the university, I wish the snow melts quickly.
Fun fact #1: Did you know there’s a sidewalk below all the snow in the photograph? Well, now you know.
Fun fact #2: I hate the cold