It'd even be a fine photo if they actually got down to her level rather than just shooting from above like they're documenting a snake on the side of the road.
The context is that every lunatic has to post some kind of photo with their garbage takes since evidently that leads to more interactions with the post. Some people post a picture related to what they say, others are posting like this woman.
ah, ic.
basically people think they are smart bcs capitalism drew them as the lucky winners of the game of exploitation, and build their entire personality around that
Strange women lying in ponds distributing offers is no basis for a system of hiring. You can't expect to get the position just because some watery tart threw an offer at you.
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It'd even be a fine photo if they actually got down to her level rather than just shooting from above like they're documenting a snake on the side of the road.
Nature documentary style
is there some context i'm missing or do i just not get it?
The context is that every lunatic has to post some kind of photo with their garbage takes since evidently that leads to more interactions with the post. Some people post a picture related to what they say, others are posting like this woman.
ah, ic. basically people think they are smart bcs capitalism drew them as the lucky winners of the game of exploitation, and build their entire personality around that
Oh wise lady of the lake, can you write my cover letter?
Strange women lying in ponds distributing offers is no basis for a system of hiring. You can't expect to get the position just because some watery tart threw an offer at you.
"Here: take this sword to your next interview."
Oh silly lemming of the mander, please don't normalize these absurd requirements
"Story Architect"
Ok, since this is their entire profession, what story do these two photos tell?
The whole post makes me physically ill.
I am not sure what's weirder, posting one of these on LinkedIn period, or including both.
You know, as wise polish people say:
River snake
toodoodoo
It's dangerous
toodoodoo
She was a seal in a previous life, and only barely avoided it this time.
Damn, second mention of Vonnegut's Galapagos this week.