BuckyB93
3 years ago

Sounds Good Buckey!! are you on Linkdin?

RiverRatRuss wrote:



Yep

linkedin.com/in/craigchristopherson

It's kind of generic. I tailor and tweak my resume to try to match and focus on what the job description is looking for. If I get a bite, I'll send them a more polished version of my resume. I have probably 5 versions of it that focus on different areas of strength and key words.

Now days resumes for most jobs are screened through AI to pick out key works and stuff.

If you get a contact that finds interest, that's step one.

Step two is a screening interview (usually a phone interview from HR or a recruiter) to weed out the chaff of potential candidates. If you pass that gate, then go onto step three - a follow up interview.

Step three is usually a phone interview, Zoom interview, or face to face interview from the hiring manager and any others on the hiring team. Then they reconvene and narrow it down to the top 3 or so candidates.

Step four is usually a face to face interview with other members of the team and a plant tour. In this step, you've crossed the first three hurdles. They have decided on the top two or three candidates and are looking for reasons on why they should hire/or not hire you vs the other candidates.

Step five, they selected you and make an offer. Now negotiation for compensation package: Salary, bonuses, insurance, 401(k), PTO and all that jazz.

I'll accept any competitive offer in a stable company that wants to grow and improve. I'm not one that likes to sit on my hands and just drift along with the tide.
MACS
3 years ago
No fishing tomorrow. 😞

Rescheduled for Monday due to wind n waves.
Gene363
3 years ago

No fishing tomorrow. 😞

Rescheduled for Monday due to wind n waves.

MACS wrote:



The SS Minnow is going out,
Ram27
3 years ago
Russ,link you posted for Photo Bucket ask for sign info or sign up. 🤔
Ram27
3 years ago
Hello 👋 all.
Palama
3 years ago
Anyone try archery as a hobby / sport for relaxation?

Watching an NHK World segment on Kyudo and seems to be a great way to center one’s mind and body.
Huzza3045
3 years ago

Anyone try archery as a hobby / sport for relaxation?

Watching an NHK World segment on Kyudo and seems to be a great way to center one’s mind and body.

Palama wrote:



I’ve done some archery hunting. Haven’t had much time anymore for it, but I plan to get back into it once I have free time again.
BuckyB93
3 years ago
Did archery in 6th grade as part of gym. Just target arrows and recurve bows. It was a common part of the curriculum where I grew up.

In 7th grade (Jr high) they offered hunter safety as an elective. You could bring in your 22 rifle on the bus, turn it in when you got to school and it was locked up into your hunter safety locker. Hunter safety course taught you the details of gun safety, how to clean them, and so forth. We even had an indoor firing rage for target practice (30 or 50 yd.. I forget).

Lot's of hunters in northern WI. In the fall, during deer season, it was almost a holiday. If you went hunting, you had to fill out a form and get it signed off from all of your teachers and co signed by your parents. Teachers would send school work and assignments home to do while you were deer hunting. I'm not a hunter but I would guestimate 1/3 of the student population at school were out hunting during deer season.
DrafterX
3 years ago
6 hrs on da road today... I'm not as young as I used to be... 😟
BuckyB93
3 years ago
Local grocery store had boneless pork loins for $1.25/lb. Grabbed a 7 lb chunk. I would have bought two but I only have a standard freezer/refrigerator.

Probably cut it into thirds.

1/3 for a pig wrapped in pig (oven roasted loin wrapped in bacon)
1/3 for a crock pot pork roast, maybe pulled pork but the loin is not the best for pulled pork as it's too lean
1/3 for some boneless pork chops (shake and bake).

Signed Pork,
the other white meat that make chickens and turkeys jealous.
Huzza3045
3 years ago
Just landed in Phoenix for a friends wedding. I forgot how ugly this place is. 😂
Palama
3 years ago

I’ve done some archery hunting. Haven’t had much time anymore for it, but I plan to get back into it once I have free time again.

Huzza3045 wrote:



Did archery in 6th grade as part of gym. Just target arrows and recurve bows. It was a common part of the curriculum where I grew up.

In 7th grade (Jr high) they offered hunter safety as an elective. You could bring in your 22 rifle on the bus, turn it in when you got to school and it was locked up into your hunter safety locker. Hunter safety course taught you the details of gun safety, how to clean them, and so forth. We even had an indoor firing rage for target practice (30 or 50 yd.. I forget).

Lot's of hunters in northern WI. In the fall, during deer season, it was almost a holiday. If you went hunting, you had to fill out a form and get it signed off from all of your teachers and co signed by your parents. Teachers would send school work and assignments home to do while you were deer hunting. I'm not a hunter but I would guestimate 1/3 of the student population at school were out hunting during deer season.

BuckyB93 wrote:



I’ll try and see if there’s a Kyudo club here.
8trackdisco
3 years ago

Latest on the job search:

Manufacturing/Process engineer with Avery Dennison. Phone interview last Tues went well with the HR so they set up a Zoom interview yesterday with hiring manager. That went well. This coming Tues is a 3rd interview for face to face with the senior management team and plant tour.

They want a hands on, on the floor problem solving engineer. Some of the ones that they had before were egocentric and didn't like getting dirty (this coming from the hiring manager). This facility had a shake up and kicked out some of the old school folks that didn't like change. They are bringing some fresh blood to get them current with the times. This facility is lagging behind in implementing ERP/MRP systems and a lot of stuff is still done on paper. They also are trying to implement and embrace a lean manufacturing culture.

Fingers crossed.

BuckyB93 wrote:



Job security in this one. Good luck, Bucky.
BuckyB93
3 years ago
5:30 AM Masshole time... have about 8" of white stuff on the ground so far. Heavy wet snow. Good for snowball fights, snowman, and snow forts. Not so good if you have to shovel it.

One benefit of apt/condo living... I don't have to shovel. I can just sit inside and let the landscaping guys do it.

Got vetoed on the pig wrapped in pig last night. By popular vote it's crock pot chicken alfredo (again) for supper tonight. The kids like it but after three weeks of doing the same dish for the past three Saturdays, I'm getting tired of it. I'll will admit, though, the recipe I latched onto is pretty good. Maybe fry up a pound of bacon, crumble it and toss it in with the chicken alfredo.

Chicken, bacon, broccoli alfredo sounds pretty good to me.

I gots no major plans for the snowy weekend so I'll do the pork roast on Sunday. Hopefully I have some rosemary to add for rubbing my pork.
deadeyedick
3 years ago

Anyone try archery as a hobby / sport for relaxation?

Watching an NHK World segment on Kyudo and seems to be a great way to center one’s mind and body.

Palama wrote:



Have done quite a bit but many years ago with a Groves Flame Hunter. That is a recurve, I never got into compounds.
I built an archery range in my yard and did a fair amount of hunting as well.

<-------------- this guy was taken with that bow. Had a place in town BBQ the meat and it was delish!
8trackdisco
3 years ago

5:30 AM Masshole time... have about 8" of white stuff on the ground so far. Heavy wet snow. Good for snowball fights, snowman, and snow forts. Not so good if you have to shovel it.

One benefit of apt/condo living... I don't have to shovel. I can just sit inside and let the landscaping guys do it.

Got vetoed on the pig wrapped in pig last night. By popular vote it's crock pot chicken alfredo (again) for supper tonight. The kids like it but after three weeks of doing the same dish for the past three Saturdays, I'm getting tired of it. I'll will admit, though, the recipe I latched onto is pretty good. Maybe fry up a pound of bacon, crumble it and toss it in with the chicken alfredo.

Chicken, bacon, broccoli alfredo sounds pretty good to me.

I gots no major plans for the snowy weekend so I'll do the pork roast on Sunday. Hopefully I have some rosemary to add for rubbing my pork.

BuckyB93 wrote:



A snowbound weekend rubbing Rosemary.
It’s about Thyme.
MACS
3 years ago
*GROAN*

I laffed, though...

Late sleeper... coffee done. Time to get the puppy dog moving. Need a gym day today, too.
Gene363
3 years ago
Good Saturday Morning! The rain pass through last night and it's a clear 62° on the way to 76° today.

Thank goodness the only "snow" falling here today is colorful tree pollen.
Gene363
3 years ago

A snowbound weekend rubbing Rosemary.
It’s about Thyme.

8trackdisco wrote:



Spicey
RiverRatRuss
3 years ago

A snowbound weekend rubbing Rosemary.
It’s about Thyme.

8trackdisco wrote:




It's Tax Season for my Wife on 12 hr. days 7 days a week!!! She loves her Job, but I'm not fond of having to Rub Rosemary here!!! 🇨🇮 🤦 😣 😣 😣
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