Embark on the hilariously woeful tale of international job applications, misleading immigration agencies, and a whirlwind journey from Africa to Canada and New Zealand.
The saga features tedious bureaucratic hassles, ensnaring job portals, and bewildering role requirements (cleaning staff with MBA’s, anyone?).
Fear not! Enter Cultivated Culture, the career knight in shining armour, armed with magical modules ensuring you navigate the job application labyrinth easier than threading a needle blindfolded.
To jobseekers, crafting resumes and cover letters can feel like trying to tame a wild beast, but fear not! Rezi is your secret weapon for crafting perfect resumes, cover letters, and resignation letters – because who doesn’t love a drama-free exit? From AI-powered resume builders to cover letter wizards, Rezi has everything you need to help you conquer the job application market.
This nifty guide to software treasure hunting suggests Softonic for vintage software gems, warns of bloatware booby-traps, and recommends Skylum’s Luminar for photo editing cheap thrills.
Seeking free licenses or extended trials? Techno360 and Shareware-On-Sale are your pals. Just don’t forget to protect your inbox from spam using a decoy email account. Always reading before clicking “OK” is the golden rule.
Happy tech journey, mate!
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Found a box of faded memories gathering dust? Faces obscured by a film fog thicker than a mystery novel? Fear not, fellow nostalgia-seekers!
Update on the article about alternate photo-processing tools for photo-editing to Adobe Photoshop. The original article was posted in my journal on February 2021. Skylum Luminar has been giving Adobe applications a run for its money in the photo-processing industry… Continue Reading →
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Editing photos feel like herding squirrels? Craving a workflow smoother than a jazz duet, not a rock band brawl? Hold on, photo warriors! Today’s clash pits Adobe (pricey!) against newcomer Luminar Neo. But wait! Can Neo team up with your existing Adobe for a photo editing dream team? Let’s see who wins (and saves you cash)!
In the quirky world of 2020 pandemic-era life, my partner and I had to pivot from visas and jobs to volunteering and dabbling in design. Hunting online work was like seeking a unicorn. Our travel dreams got COVID-cancelled and left in limbo. Then, we navigated treacherous waters of cryptocurrency scams and stumbled on a low-key Bitcoin miner, Computta. It’s tantamount to finding a rare Pokémon that brings in pennies, and doesn’t require selling a kidney or your cousin Bob to work!
In the fantastically dizzying world of online dating, from make-ups to breakdowns, relationships can be sparked and snuffed with a mouse click. The exciting digital dance has its perils and joys – from the thrill of virtual chemistry, to the despair of digital rejection. As we embrace our keyboard-induced love stories, remember to add a sprinkle of caution and a boatload of gut instinct. After all, it’s a jungle out there – or in this case, a lustrous digital playground. Don’t forget your armor and your sense of humor!
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