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February 13, 2024
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Many companies now use Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to screen resumes, meaning job seekers may not interact with a human until past this automated stage. To get past these systems, it’s crucial to optimize your resume with relevant keywords – specific words and phrases that describe skills, abilities, and experience. These keywords can be job-related skills (like “communication skills” or “Microsoft Office Suite”) or action verbs (like “managed” or “implemented”). Research job descriptions, company websites, and
February 13, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
DealDash is a legitimate penny auction website where users bid on items, increasing the price by a penny each time. While it’s not a scam, it’s important to understand that bids cost money, and you typically don’t get those costs back if you lose. The site offers new items with warranties and a “Buy It Now” option for a refund of bids. To maximize savings, focus on lower-priced items, bid strategically (not too early, not too late), utilize
February 11, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
The article compares the best bank accounts for freelancers, highlighting the unique financial needs of self-employed individuals who work on a per-task or project basis. It emphasizes the importance of factors like low fees, accessible customer service, mobile-friendliness, and business account offerings. The top recommendations are Axos Bank (best for online banking), Chase Bank (best for traditional accounts with branch access), PayPal (best for accepting payments), and Lili (an all-in-one solution with expense tracking and
February 9, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
The article suggests making dips for your Super Bowl party as an easy, affordable, and tasty alternative to more elaborate snacks. It provides 10 dip recipes utilizing pantry staples like beans, avocados, and canned goods, with options ranging from quick guacamole and Cowboy Caviar to Buffalo Chicken Dip and a trendy Whipped Ricotta Dip. The article encourages using what you already have, and offers tips like utilizing cream cheese and a slow cooker for low-effort, delicious game-day food.
February 9, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
Following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, privacy experts are raising concerns about the security of data stored in period-tracking apps, as this information could potentially be used against individuals seeking or obtaining abortions. Data could be vulnerable to subpoenas, third-party sales, or data breaches. While options exist to enhance privacy, like using paid apps that store data locally or switching to manual tracking, no method is entirely risk-free. Many apps have a history of sharing user data, and period-tracking apps
