Does anyone know what it says?
Edit: lmaaaoooooo (too lazy to crop)
One of the greatest decisions I ever made was disabling YouTube notifications. I've probably pissed off thousands of people and never seen their replies. 🤣
You can't offend a thousand people if your YouTube comments are all shadow banned taps head
Sometime I look at the notification ticker on the website and I decide its better to ignore the 99+ people i have annoyed.
Jokes on you, I can't afford an apartment
I legit can't believe it picked up the characters at that resolution, holy shit. It's accurate as well, and without the translation I dunno if I woulda been able to make them out.
Jesus clear your notifications
Check out my tabs:
Did you know they eventually show the infinity symbol?
You scare me....
Wait that's not like that for everyone?
Holy shit, I have 788 tabs open on my PC
Oh shoot! I thought I had only a few hundred tabs open but it turned out to be 4205 tabs open as of now.
Believable, I probrably would reach the same amount if it wasn't a wordpress site I was working on (never gonna use wordpress again I hate CMS)
I use the youtube app/ social media to find videos I want watch, and then share them to Firefox so I can use extensions to block ad's, listen to music with my screen locked, and use streaming sites that go "aaaaarhg".
Even better, just disable notifications for most apps.
I turned off notifications for everything but my school email and the app my mom uses to message me, because she's disabled and I'm her caregiver. I don't have work outside of that, so literally anyone else messaging or calling can wait until I am ready to check my messages or notifications. I went from constantly stressed over some bullshit to rarely thinking about that shit anymore. It's been amazing.
This is one of the things that routinely baffles me about people. They'll be like "I have too many notifications" and I'll be like "so turn some off" and they'll be like "no"
I pretty much only have text messages from people I know, work chat during working hours, and matches on dating apps (don't get me started on how people self sabotage on dating apps). It's fine.
Same. When I've told people how I turned my notifications off, their faces sometimes go white like I just admitted to being a secret serial killer or violated some major tenet of their religion or something.
I'm like, girl, trust me, God isn't going to hit you up through insta or the app from your local gas station chain. You'll be alright.
I work in a space that i cant have my phone. After a full day work, i come out and have 50+ notifications. Notifications mean nothing to me anymore
It's time to charge your phone
Not till it's 2%
Notice my resume, senpai!
I got hit by a truck and reincarnated in an otome job interview.
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Job Interview?
So I’m a job interviewer, so what?
You know, there's real time captioning now, so this could actually be a real working thing you could overlay onto your screen with not that much work
I hope they get actual help with their anxiety
Idk, it sounds like that’s a pretty good (and totally non-harmful in any way) strategy to help manage an inherently stressful thing like a job interview..? Do you not get stressed by those?
I mean this strategy wouldn’t work for me because I don’t play those things but if they do, power to ‘em.
I suppose so, but if someone is that anxious about an interview I feel like they probably need help more generally. If we really believe this is the only time they need to have a coping mechanism for their anxiety then I'd agree with you
i mean, probably more people experience anxiety about an interview than don't. having created a mechanism which supports this person in conceptualizing herself and her experience more positively to manage that anxiety is a good sign, to me.
As someone who has hired hundreds of people, its quite rare for someone not to be nervous, although the more senior the posistion the less the case generally.
Most people are nervous enough that you can notice thier hands shaking, especially for junior posistions.
I just put them at ease as best I can, most relax somewhat but some don't
I haven't hired nearly as many as you, but I've interviewed dozens and have seen the same thing. This has been largely technical developer interviews, and the thing that seems to work is changing things up. We'll alternate between technical questions, coding challenges, and experience questions, and we tell them at the start that we'll take any questions they have at the end. If they seem overly stressed, we'll offer to take a small break (get water or something), especially since the interviews I'm part of are 2 hours long.
So far, it has worked well. We like the people we hired, and we give plenty of chances for candidates to redeem themselves during the interview if they give a stupid answer because of stress. We start easy and build up to harder questions.
Again the question isn't if people are nervous in interviews. Pretty much any human who has ever held a job knows this. My comment is that at least to me this screams coping mechanism I have difficulty believing they aren't anxious about a looot of other things in life. And they can get help.
Maybe their therapist suggested this. You are making a lot of assumptions about this person with absolutely no information.
If most of my therapists had been told I did something like this and that it helped me they would ask about it to share as an option with other patients.
Who cares if it’s a coping mechanism? It’s a healthy coping mechanism, the same as imagining someone dressed as a clown or something. That’s all therapy gives you anyway. Healthy ways to deal with the world around you.
Or it's a joke.
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