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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:I don't think this actually happened https://twitter.com/nojumper/status/1381682113951375361?t=nHvt5e6lGx0tbcHwh2kTxQ&s=19
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oh well there's a tweet case closed
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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:oh well there's a tweet It's more than a tweet, friend. No Jumper has been applauded for it's journalistic integrity for decades, and many more to come! XD
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gradenko_2000 posted:https://twitter.com/nojumper/status/1381682113951375361?t=nHvt5e6lGx0tbcHwh2kTxQ&s=19 This is what will lead to the fall of his house
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Aug 14, 2023 17:36
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why is usher still going to clubs? he's like 58 years old.
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Aug 14, 2023 17:59
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netizen posted:why is usher still going to clubs? he's like 58 years old. Isn’t that the prime demographic for strip clubs?
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HashtagGirlboss posted:Isn’t that the prime demographic for strip clubs? That and Bachelor Parties XD
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Aug 14, 2023 18:05
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netizen posted:why is usher still going to clubs? he's like 58 years old. What age do men usually stop liking titties in their face?
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Isn't Chinese food security rooted heavily in their trade relationships with the US and Ukraine. The world wants corn and soy now, not rice.
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Aug 14, 2023 18:10
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Failed Imagineer posted:What age do men usually stop liking titties in their face? men are required to do everything that men like to do between the ages of 21 and 22
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Aug 14, 2023 18:14
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Fat-Lip-Sum-41.mp3 posted:men are required to do everything that men like to do between the ages of 21 and 22 I'm not saying that, just that I'd be surprised if people stopped going to strip clubs at a certain age. Beats me though, I'm nearly 40 and have never been to a strip club so maybe I missed the titty window
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Aug 14, 2023 18:16
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HashtagGirlboss posted:Isn’t that the prime demographic for strip clubs? Failed Imagineer posted:What age do men usually stop liking titties in their face? I guess you got me there . lol. I just think it's funny imagining an old rear end usher flinging usherbux at a strip club like he's still got it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxBSyx85Kp8
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Failed Imagineer posted:I'm not saying that, just that I'd be surprised if people stopped going to strip clubs at a certain age. According to several people I have known, that means you're gay actually.
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Aug 14, 2023 18:32
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Biplane posted:According to several people I have known, that means you're gay actually. Awesome, my social life is about to get a lot more lively
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Aug 14, 2023 18:34
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Better Nate than lever!!!
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Failed Imagineer posted:I'm not saying that, just that I'd be surprised if people stopped going to strip clubs at a certain age. i think some people have been on ssris for so long they've forgot that you can still be horny over 30 not a judgement, just noting that ssris have real bad side effects
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Regarde Aduck posted:i think some people have been on ssris for so long they've forgot that you can still be horny over 30 I'm on an SSRI and I'm hornier than ever past 30, eat it losers
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Shame Boy posted:I'm on an SSRI and I'm hornier than ever past 30, eat it losers shame, boy. shame
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Shame Boy posted:I'm on an SSRI and I'm hornier than ever past 30, eat it losers You tearing up the strip club or what?
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see, you went to hornyposting and now goons are telling each other to eat it, pff
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Aug 14, 2023 19:03
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someone stepping up to claim the iron crown...
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Failed Imagineer posted:What age do men usually stop liking titties in their face? Around age 1. Dunno about straight guys tho
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Ham Equity posted:I hope you are getting loving paid, yo. Non-profit work is usually a poo poo-show of drama that pays like garbage because they expect you to be "committed to the work." Government work usually pays better, has better benefits, and is frequently as (if not more) altruistic. I am getting paid, but not terribly well. I have an MA in history so the options aren’t great. I’m definitely acutely aware that they’re a sector characterized by a kind of passion based exploitation, but luckily this new role is on the larger size as it’s an organization with 200+ employees and a budget in the 100m range. would definitely prefer working for the state. my previous role was as an admissions officer for an MA program and got laid off during the most recent round of brutal austerity related cuts. I had been there for four years, it was my alma mater, perfect reviews with recommendations for a promotion every year, etc. this job is a slight raise of around $5k, so I’m making $50k now, which is just enough to make up for the difference per month in insurance costs and give me maybe an extra hundred bucks a month after everything is accounted for. it’s also remote and so far has been really low pressure, my manager told me I did a superlative job my first week and I spent half of it playing BG3 between doing my actual assigned tasks. I have a little less vacation time but they have better retirement stuff and sick time is separate from vacation so if you combine them it’s pretty much a wash. it’s also remote like my last role which is great when you’re used to it. anyway I think I basically got insanely lucky with this in that I got the first job I interviewed for and am thus receiving severance and am still insured, it is technically an improvement, and they’re growing instead of collapsing. but you’re 100% right in general and I intend to use this experience to move into for profit permutations of the same sector where the real money is. having a humanities background and history in higher ed admin definitely limits the commodifiable skills one has, which really depresses me thinking about my dad who has an MA in religious studies and built a lucrative lower-bounds six figure career in university administration but when I tried to do the exact same thing in the same way at the same institution I got laid off
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Frog Act posted:I am getting paid, but not terribly well. I have an MA in history so the options aren’t great. I’m definitely acutely aware that they’re a sector characterized by a kind of passion based exploitation, but luckily this new role is on the larger size as it’s an organization with 200+ employees and a budget in the 100m range. Feel free to tell me to gently caress off if you're not looking for advice or already know what you want to do, but there's a career path thread in BFC that generally knows what they're talking about. With a masters, you could totally be making way more than that with just a little more credentialing; get a project management or HR certification, jump on that sweet middle-management money train. If you're smarter than a bowl of yeast and capable of the barest minimum of human decency, you'll be in the top 2% of HR professionals. Alternatively, take the default goon pathway, and learn to touch computer. Get yourself an ITIL cert and make CISO in no time. It really does loving suck, but academia used to pay pretty decently, and you'd get a bunch of time off in the summer if you wanted to spend it with your kids, but now it's just a loving suckers' game. Capitalism ruins everything.
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Ham Equity posted:With a masters, you could totally be making way more than that with just a little more credentialing; get a project management or HR certification, jump on that sweet middle-management money train. If you're smarter than a bowl of yeast and capable of the barest minimum of human decency, you'll be in the top 2% of HR professionals.
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Grey Fox posted:is the HR cert worth it without a masters? Most of the HR people I've worked with making good money had a masters, but that is very much anecdotal. I am not an expert, highly recommend the career path thread.
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lemme just join HR lol.
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Ham Equity posted:Most of the HR people I've worked with making good money had a masters, but that is very much anecdotal. I am not an expert, highly recommend the career path thread. The REAL question is: Is working in HR worth the pain?
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In Training posted:lemme just join HR lol. Kingoffrogs posted:The REAL question is: Is working in HR worth the pain? If you're trying to pivot from admissions officer, it's the first thing that jumps into my head that your skillset would be applicable to. And getting paid six figures working on HR sure as poo poo sounds a lot better to me than making $50k as an office jockey. That extra money buys off a lot of misery.
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International student offices at universities pay pretty well and you can feel good about ensuring people get the assistance they need. I started in a front desk position but was trained in a specific database and regulations later and made a decent living. Others were trained on the job to be officers F1/J1/H1B visa programs (I'm in the US).
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Kingoffrogs posted:The REAL question is: Is working in HR worth the pain? Would be rather soul crushing. But is the HR worker union any good??
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Kingoffrogs posted:The REAL question is: Is working in HR worth the pain? I've often wondered if HR people have any wiggle room to advocate for workers or if they are just paid to be the smiling face on the boot. Assuming it's a mixed bag, but I've mostly seen the latter.
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AxGrap posted:I've often wondered if HR people have any wiggle room to advocate for workers or if they are just paid to be the smiling face on the boot. Assuming it's a mixed bag, but I've mostly seen the latter. HR is absolutely the smiling face on the boot, that's its entire function
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AxGrap posted:I've often wondered if HR people have any wiggle room to advocate for workers or if they are just paid to be the smiling face on the boot. Assuming it's a mixed bag, but I've mostly seen the latter. Yeh it's a mixed bag, like the people that become good cops
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AxGrap posted:I've often wondered if HR people have any wiggle room to advocate for workers or if they are just paid to be the smiling face on the boot. Assuming it's a mixed bag, but I've mostly seen the latter. face boot op
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folks, please don't get a HR certificate and please don't work in HR. this should go without saying, really. e: you're not gonna change HR from the inside
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ikanreed posted:Sometimes hr problems are employee vs employee and the corporate minions have to side with one yea the one that is gonna cause the least problems -- often not the victim. it's also not a massive part of HR. a little, sure.
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ikanreed posted:Sometimes hr problems are employee vs employee and the corporate minions have to side with one The one that somehow results in greater profits at the end of the quarter/FY.
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