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The Future of Job Search: AI Auto-Filling Job Applications
In the ever-evolving landscape of employment, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) has become a game-changer, revolutionizing various aspects of the job search process. One significant advancement that holds immense promise is the use of AI to auto-fill job applications. As technology continues to shape the way we approach work, the future of job searching is likely to be more efficient, personalized, and user-friendly, thanks to AI-driven automation in the application process.
By robert karow5 months ago in Futurism
What You Need to Know About the Legal Implications of the Recent Looting In Scottsdale Fashion Square in Arizona
As everyone in the US should know by now a fair amount of peaceful protests for the Black Lives Matter movement following the death of George Floyd have taken an unfortunate turn into rioting and looting. The anger from the unjust killing of George Floyd by the Minneapolis Police department has sparked outrage in many communities and this outrage has turned into many unlawful actions such as rioting, looting, and even violence against community members and officers alike. As more protests continue across the country it is important to understand how to protest within the law and when a protest becomes unlawful as well as the legal implications of the unlawful actions, which many people have been taking during these protests.
By robert karow4 years ago in Criminal
The Unforeseen Risks of Coronavirus (Covid-19) Shopping: Slip & Falls
Since Coronavirus being declared a national pandemic grocery stores have seen a heavy influx of shoppers. Governments have issued a stay at home order in order to flatten the curve of the diseases spread and this means many people are heavily stocking up on things like toilet paper and food so they can stay at home for long periods of time. As a result grocery stores have seen insanely long lines and many items are out of stock in places that you might go to to shop. As a result of this high demand in grocery store items grocery stores themselves have been struggling to get enough employees to fill shelves and keep up with the demand the pandemic has caused.
By robert karow4 years ago in Lifehack
Living with Your Ex in Quarantine During a Divorce - What Not to Do
Did things finally reach the breaking point with your significant other and you decided to get a divorce. You might have been planning on moving out right before COVID-19 hit, or even being in the quarantine itself is what finally pushed you over the edge, but things have quickly changed for all us with self-isolation and quarantine becoming the new norm in the US. Experts have even said that increased divorced will be one of the outcomes of the quarantine along with increased birth rates. The decision to get a divorce will have an effect on a lot more than just being together. There are many financial and legal considerations to think about and your actions during this period - especially the actions made while quarantined together during this stressful time will affect how future divorce proceedings may go. As such we have compiled this list of what you should not being doing while living with the person you are divorcing to help guide you:
By robert karow4 years ago in Families
LPT: How To Financially Protect Yourself After A Car Accident
There are on average 6 million car accidents per year in the United States. There is a chance that any time you get in the road you could be the victim of the car accident. That is why it is important to know what to do if you have the unfortunate experience of getting into one. You may become injured in a car accident and if you aren’t prepared to take the proper steps you may not be able to get financial compensation for your injuries or in the worst case you could be liable. Here is a list of things to do if you get into an accident to protect yourself after an accident.
By robert karow4 years ago in Wheel