What a shambles. I have a T3 now which means I now know I needed a T3, previous to that it was still unclear so I just had to wait. After reading this article I'm still unclear on what bare trusts are. They could use some helpful examples or a diagram.
This makes meat obelisk slices sound more appealing to me. And now I'm hungry.
From one person's experience (mine): They don't read CVs that closely. I've got a couple of 1 year jobs (not contracts) and they're more interested in what I did rather than why so short. If they ask I tell them it's because I didn't like the position but gave it a go for a year. I also have a 2 year gap in employment none of them are interested in for 4 jobs now, they don't even spot the missing years and I've had to point it out in interviews because it's a story of how I deal with big tasks.
If they are that petty that they'll pass me over because of something like that then that employers policies would raise more flags than I'd want to deal with anyway.
When hiring you have hundreds of CVs pass by, I'm looking for experience, we'll sort out these other details in the interview.
Caveat: I am older now, more senior but never had issues finding work.
Have you got more details on that? I wouldn't classify it as a hard reset but I never did the crazy high doses.
Thank you for disliking Pearl Jam, there are some of us out there!
I probably had, but I also probably erased it with some beer later. These days I only know and retain YAML.
Ha. I guess I rewrote my own memory.
From memory of a video saw on the topic, in the district where it was lodged there is only a list of 7 judges to pick from in florida. But it gets narrowed down to two for various reasons (security clearance?), and it turns out the other judge is busy or on holidays.
Edit: this legal Eagle video covers a bit of the selection https://youtu.be/_S8R2Nri5pU. TL;DW: "random" from list of 7 judges but cannon has one of the highest chances of getting the case.
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I've got this, it's in the canoo app. It's for one year and not forever. Permanent residents and new citizens get access to this. I haven't been able to use this particular benefit.