I need help with my fidget spinner addiction?
It all started a few months ago... I was bored out of my mind and super stressed because of work and financial issues. I was on borderline depression, and a co-worker caught wind of it somehow, and suggested fidget spinners. So I got a fidget spinner and started spinning it. Soon it got out of hand. I very quickly started needing fidget spinners melted down into a liquid and injected directly into my bloodstream. I've ground the spinners into a powder and started snorting it. I do 5 lines every hour, or I come down with a stroke. Every time my kids come to me, asking for help with something I can never hear them because I'm listening to Misha music and spinning my spinners. My wife has told me I'm no longer the man she fell in love with, and every time she tries to create a moment, its killed because I'm distracted by the fidget spinners. My wife has left me and taken the kids, and to get over the sadness, I went back to my true love.. fidget spinners... I lost my job last week and my last few nickels are quickly disappearing as I buy more and more fidget spinners. I've taken loan after loan from the bank and I can't pay them back. If I don't make the money by the 7th, they're going to come and repo my spinners. Please, I need help, these spinners are ruining my life, even as I write this I'm spinning a spinner. Please send help.
How to not freeze up during an interview?
Think of potential questions and then answer them. Rehearse your answers several times to yourself, and think of things you'd like to say and practice those too. EVERYONE who works at a job has been through the interview process, including the person you're interviewing with. They know you're nervous; the trick is to not ACT nervous. In the end, it's just a discussion in which you're giving that person all the reasons why they want to hire you -- or not. And believe it or not, your only competition is you. Your resume has already made it past the initial screening processes, so you're already halfway there. I can't tell you how many times my bosses have given me resumes to sort through and give them the best ones. If you've gotten that far, you're doing pretty good, so realize that from the start and half or most of your nervousness will be gone. Smile and shake hands firmly, not some weak, anemic, mousy little handshake, and give eye contact. Save hand wringing and nervous ticks for later, and if you can't stop fidgeting, put your hands in your lap where he can't see them. Don't talk too much, but give full, complete answers. Good luck!
What is the best fidget spinner for under $25?
Here’s a great list of best fidget spinner with detailed reviews The 6 Best Fidget Spinners You Want - [GUIDE] 2017Best fidget spinners: Infinity Fidget Spinner Pro i5, GoldAnd lastly on my best fidget spinners reviews list. With concave finger grips, this is one of the classy spinners when it comes to look. With R188 bearings, this guarantees one of the smoothest performances.It’s no noise features makes it an ideal one for office or school use. The tri-spinner design is easy, well balanced and compact in size. This one is probably the most exclusive luxurious best fidget spinner. ProsSimple yet classy design Durable and provides the best spinning experience.The spinner trick and care guide that comes along with the box makes it easy to use.Metal body makes it a good hand spinner.Provided a balanced spin up to 5 minutes. Helps in boosting concentration and effective in case of individuals’ suffering from focus issues.Compact structure makes it pocket friendly, great plus for best fidget spinners.ConsThe price may be bothersomeQuite an ordinary design compared to the price and number of options available.Noisy, when spinning is done on the table.Continue reading on best fidget spinners with reviews here: The 6 Best Fidget Spinners You Want - [GUIDE] 2017
I was yelling in my car in my work parking lot out of frustration and a co-worker saw and thought I was yelling at them. Do I talk to them and explain it was taken out of context or just ignore it?
Yes, no one likes to be yelled at, or believe they have been yelled at. Hostility is not good for working relationships and an apology for upsetting them and an explanation that you would never yell AT someone at work and was trying to let off steam about something else may smooth things over. In the future, go for a short run during lunch and save your screaming for the freeway with loud music playing.
Second interview with Sears?
You need to impress the cashier manager, who will be your boss, about how sincere you are about wanting the job. It sounds as if you are in college. You can tell them that you are willing to work the hours other people don't want and will work on holidays. Dress appropriately for the job, be neat and clean, and look the interviewer in the eye. Laugh at jokes. Don't make any yourself. If you have any experience being a cashier, now's the time to tell the interviewer. Tell why you want to work at Sears specifically instead of another company at the same type of job. Imagine this is the real interview where someone who will have to supervise you will be watching to see how you handle stress. Be a little early, don't fidget or look at your watch. Be enthusiastic. Good luck. College bills are out of the world.
Should I mention my Aspergers Syndrome in a job interview?
I just got an interview for my first job, hopefully working on a waitstaff at a nursing home. I have mild AS, and I'm unsure if I should mention it in the interview. Under what circumstances would it be right to bring up my problem? Also, what are some good tips for interviews that I should follow?