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  • Yes, hiring is really at such a bad state right now that it’s not worth my time filling out another application through Workday, ICIMS, Taleo, ADP, eightfoldAI, OracleCloud, SuccessFactors, ADP, those stupid slow application chatbots that ask you one question at a time while and make you wait an excruciating amount of time while it loads the next questions (seriously who thought that making an application form into a chat bot questionnaire was a good idea, that PM should fired and blacklisted), and all the horrible ATS I have yet to encounter.

    • Why waste my time when I can apply for more jobs without the headache?
    • Workday is currently under investigation for AI bias.
    • I’ve applied to 1000+ jobs globally over the last year and haven’t had a single interview through a company that uses a shitty ATS.
    • I wouldn’t want to work for a company that uses Workday, etc and disrespects its prospective employees.
    • Companies that use applicant friendly ATS like BambooHR, Ashby, Greenhouse, Workable, Lever, BreezyHR, LinkedIn Easy Apply, are more likely to value my skillset, are the ones actually interviewing me, and I would rather work for those companies too.

    There’s an entire subreddit dedicated to how shitty the job search is right now, a lot of gems like this to commiserate in our trauma bonds.

    is that hiring really at such a bad state right now

    Yes, people are losing their houses, cars. I had to move back in with my retired parents. Tons of long term unemployment. Job posts get 100+ applicants in the first day and thousands of applicants in the first week.

    They’re Skipping Car Payments; That’s The Final Warning Sign

    Trump tarriffs, Muskrat DOGE layoffs, several years of tech layoffs and LLM induced layoffs. Its rough out there.











  • Shifty Eyes@leminal.spacetoLinux@programming.devLooking to make the switch - Advice?
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    2 months ago

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    For all your gaming needs, there’s a Steam app you can download from whatever app store or flathub, or download/install directly.

    I went from Windows to Mint Cinnamon, to PopOS, to PopOS Cosmic Alpha for the last year on both my laptop and desktop. PopOS and PopOS Cosmic Alpha have been great, minimal issues for me on Cosmic with gaming but there were a few hiccups or delays with newly launched games, more so an issue with Nvidia drivers than the OS. For example I had to wait a month or two after Starfield launched because there were bugs with the Nvidia drivers.

    Protondb is a great resource both for checking if a game runs well on Linux, and also checking troubleshooting steps if you do run into an issue, there might be some advice on what worked for other people to get a specific game running.

    Also avoid Razer or Corsair gaming mice or do your research on the specific model before buying unless you want headaches with not being able to edit the RGB settings. Best if you still have access to a windows machine if you want to own anything Corsair (or are fine with not being able to edit RGB settings). I have a Logitech G502X without RGB because of all the headaches I was having with my last few Razer and Corsair mice.

    Edit: OpenRGB is another resource if you have an RGB device and need to change some settings, there’s a list of supported devices on the website.