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#169: Goodbye for a little!

Maybe Baby • 1930 implied HN points • 05 Nov 23
🎙 Podcasts Episodes Essays Questions Recommendations
  1. The author is taking a break from the newsletter due to pregnancy and plans to return after maternity leave
  2. During the break, subscription payments will continue, and the newsletter archive will still be accessible
  3. The author provided a roundup of all content published in 2023 and encouraged readers to check out any missed content

Mailbag #2

Richard Hanania's Newsletter • 390 implied HN points • 27 Feb 24
🎙 Podcasts Questions
  1. The author is conducting a mailbag session where people can ask questions in the comments. The questions with the most likes will be answered in the next week or two.
  2. Readers can choose between written responses or a podcast format for the answers to their questions.
  3. There is a poll being conducted to gauge public opinion on whether the audience prefers written responses or a podcast format for the mailbag.

One question, one object, one quote.

Design Lobster • 79 implied HN points • 17 Sep 19
🪑 Design Objects Quotes Questions
  1. Design Lobster newsletter provides one question, one object, and one quote from the world of design and beyond every Monday.
  2. The content of Design Lobster focuses on exploring and discussing design-related topics in a concise and insightful way.
  3. Subscribing to Design Lobster ensures you don't miss out on receiving the weekly newsletter with interesting design content.

Your Questions

DruGroup • 19 implied HN points • 26 Oct 21
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Spiritual growth Philosophy Questions Dialogue
  1. Asking questions helps us learn and understand things better. The act of questioning can even make us smarter.
  2. Questions are key to building strong relationships. When we ask others about themselves, it shows we care and want to connect.
  3. Good questions can resolve conflicts and promote understanding. Instead of arguing, asking someone a thoughtful question can bring about peace.
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GRANTED: What to add to your goals and the best new fall books to read

Granted • 19 implied HN points • 09 Sep 17
🚌 Education Learning Books Networking Questions Growth
  1. Life is full of contradictory ideas, so consider when each perspective is true rather than trying to find the one true answer.
  2. When setting goals, also consider setting anti-goals to ensure you avoid certain outcomes.
  3. Networking can be important, but it's equally crucial to achieve great things that help you naturally build your network.

The three questions I ask every designer I interview

Better After a Nap • 0 implied HN points • 01 May 23
🪑 Design Interviewing Inspiration Questions Storytelling
  1. When asked about your design story in an interview, share your journey and motivations, not just a list of jobs.
  2. Find inspiration from diverse sources beyond just design websites like Dribbble.
  3. During an interview, show curiosity and ask engaging questions to demonstrate your interest and understanding of the job and organization.

Interview Questions About Your Educational Background

Job Interview Society • 0 implied HN points • 20 Feb 23
🚌 Education Interviewing Preparation Questions
  1. Employers may ask about your educational background in job interviews, so be prepared with clear answers about your qualifications and experiences.
  2. Focus on highlighting skills and knowledge that match the employer's needs when discussing your education during interviews.
  3. By providing meaningful responses about your educational background, you can demonstrate to employers that you are a qualified candidate for the job.

165 pages but no answers

Get Wit Quick • 0 implied HN points • 10 Jan 24
📚 Literature Novel Questions Book review
  1. The post discusses a book that consists of 165 pages of questions with no answers.
  2. The Betteridge's law of headlines suggests that headlines in question form usually have a negative answer.
  3. The book highlighted in the post is described as a brilliant piece of work

Stuff you absolutley need to do before your next interview

Austin's Analects • 0 implied HN points • 05 Aug 20
🚌 Education Preparation Interviewing Questions Research
  1. Research about the company thoroughly before your interview, including its industry, mission, culture, and competitors.
  2. Prepare answers to common interview questions on your strengths, weaknesses, job interest, and why you're the right fit for the role.
  3. Create a list of thoughtful questions to ask the interviewer, like their reasons for joining the company and the daily work culture.