Polls: Education & Career

I am writing a book with 365 pieces of advice and after 4 days, I’ve completed my list of pointers. I want to rest before I flesh my tips down into sentences and paragraphs.

This is the second time I got kicked out of a writers group for using too many big words and making uneducated people feel dumb. I've been kicked out of two groups so far for using big words. I don't use big words on this site but I've poised as educated doctors before by writing my own health profile and signing it with a doctors name, the professionals who read my profile did not know the difference.

My quit my job as a Cook cause of my manager and the work was overwhelming and too stressful. That now I’m looking for a easy job with good environment. Which of these jobs is good?

I work tonight and won't get home til after 10pm.

To get to school on time tomorrow I'd have to be out the door before 8:30am.

Do I stay up late and get it done before bed

Or get some sleep then wake up early to do it.

Okay so i heard of a news article of a woman leaving on time because her relief ain't there but that's not her problem. She quits at this time, relief or not. So made me think from a business stand point, is she just being a bitch and could lose her job? I know there are times that someone is late to the shift but knowing at one of my jobs, this girl was 3 HOURS LATE. Her response? "I'm so sorryyyyyy!" I was beyond seething and sick of the job already. So if someone decides to leave when they stop getting paid, are they putting a target on their back? Little thing that is just bouncing around my mind and need answers.

Or do you know anyone who thinks that way?
I just met parents who are trying to persuade their daughter not to work in science because it's a guy thing...

Like if a guy goes to an Ivy League, automatic romantic interest from me, if he goes to Waterloo, automatic respect, Queens, automatic friendship, U of T, automatic inclusion on social media. I live in Canada.

Often I see people that look as if genetics don't matter.

Let's take the most famous family for an example, and focus specifically on the forehead.

While the queen had a very prominent brow bone, all three of her sons seem to have very flat foreheads.

Harry is also looking pretty here, on the right is prince Andrew's side profile, he is Elizabeth's second son.

And so is her third son's Edwards's wife's browridge bigger than his own.

Although the textbooks depict males with much larger brow bones than females. So if anything, it should be the opposite, her son's brow bones being larger would only make sense.

And especially as people grow older, the old Charles should have definitely caught up with young Elizabeth, as brow bones continue to grow even after we have reached our full height. Even then, king Charles, Elizabeth's first son has the flattest forehead of all.

So if their facial features are so different from their mother, do they not get passed on genetically? This also goes against gender anatomy standards.

I called out sick and reported it 2 days ahead of my schedule so that way my shift is covered. I come into work today and the mom asked me ,"what happened. You never showed up". Apparently, the scheduler didn't do her job by informing the parent. I informed the mom what happened the mom was then upset with the scheduler because she said the entire weekend she had no coverage and the scheduler didn't even call her. So I asked the scheduler if she let the mom know and she said ,
" um I don't think she was informed." Like how dumb can she be? This isn't the first time she's messed up I feel at this point I need to take it to the director.

Do you think it's rude if they don't say hi/bye to you