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My background: Tier 2 B.Tech CSE, 7.96 CGPA, 1.5 yoe business analyst
My interests: Cross functional work between multiple tech and business teams, data analysis, business intelligence
Goal jobs: Businesss Intelligence or Tech Product Management
Personal thoughts on MS CS:
Pros:

• just technically smarter batch overall
• degree has more demand and respect among recruiters

Cons: - might have to settle for less ranked uni than MS IS due to work background, work exp not transferable to dev jobs - not keen on software development - might be too math intensive for me, not a fan of math
Thoughts on MS IS:
Pros:

• will for sure get a better ranked uni with my profile, as well as direct, transferable work exp
• coursework more in line with goal jobs and interests
• classes not as math intensive. Is blend of tech and business which suits me

Cons: - degree seems to be less favoured by recruiters compared to MS CS - avg starting salary is less than MS CS
Do you guys agree with this assessment?

This game is so frustrating that I quit playing every day! but I miss my squad!
I was so excited at the end of season 2 to play Rebirth Island.. however, the actual effects of playing Rebirth Island made me quit the game that I used to love and play!
I'm a 40-year-old man who misses his online buddies due to COD's crappy servers and insane matchmaking!

Hello everyone... I hope you’re all doing well! I’m currently working on a new SaaS product and would love to get your honest feedback on our landing page.
Here’s the link to the landing page.

What I Need Your Help With:

1. Clarity: Is the landing page clear in explaining what the product does?
2. Understanding: Do you understand the benefits and features of the product easily?
3. Improvements: Any suggestions on how I can improve the page or the product presentation?
4. Testing: If anyone is interested in testing the service and providing more detailed feedback, I’d be happy to assist you personally. Just drop me a message!

Your feedback is incredibly valuable to me, and I appreciate any insights or suggestions you might have. Thank you in advance for your time and help! 🙏🙏🙏

I've been making content on YouTube over the last couple of years, growing my own personal channel to over 4,168 subscribers and another channel to over 12,021 (so far).
With 5.8+ million views and over five figures in revenue, here are my top lessons:
1) Not doing keyword research: This is the biggest mistake I made. Making videos without knowing if there was any demand for them.
The key is to identify what people are looking for and watching, and make that.
2) Not knowing my audience and making "what I wanted": I used to make one video about traveling, then a video about engineering, then another one about mental health. This led to low views and poor engagement. Know who your audience is exactly, and make helpful videos for them.
3) Thinking YouTube Ads are the best way to monetize content: YouTube Ads are a nice bonus, but the biggest way to monetize YouTube content is through services (like 1:1 coaching), courses, affiliate marketing (where you get a commission for recommending products), and sponsorships.
4) Not leveraging bigger YouTube channels to build my own: There is a reason people "react" to other people's videos. This is a great way to get more exposure and views. React to other content as long as it makes sense for your brand and channel. Otherwise, you'll attract the wrong audience (ahem, ask me how I know :)).
5) Overthinking:This held me back for a long time, especially as an engineer with a professional career. I'll say this: as long as the content you make is helpful and brings value to people's lives, it shouldn't affect your career. Practice makes you better and overthink less.
BONUS:
6) Thinking subscribers equal money: This could not be further from the truth. More subscribers don't equal money. I started monetizing my YouTube channel with 1:1 coaching sessions since the time I had 200 subscribers.
Additionally, I recently saw a lady who had 700 subscribers and her business made $275K from her YouTube channel! It's not about subscribers. It's about the value you share and challenges you help people overcome.
I believe every engineer should have a YouTube channel, as every single one of us has something valuable to share not just from a professional standpoint, but also from your personal life. What challenges can you help people overcome? What challenges did YOU overcome?
YouTube is the best place to start sharing your wisdom. You can create content on YouTube, monetize your expertise through 1:1 coaching or consulting, feel fulfilled and make a positive impact in the world (especially if you're not getting this from your job).
If you are an engineer looking to get started with YouTube and leverage their skills, expertise, and life experience to help people, increase your income, make a positive impact in the world, and reach your financial and personal goals faster, message me "YOUTUBE." I'm looking for 5 engineers to help them get started, cohort will start June 10th.

I won't say that I am writing a proper review or something. Just sharing my personal experience with my Xiaomi 12T. Excuse my English, it's not my first language. Btw I am from SEA, the weather here is either hot most of the time or just a little bit cold because of heavy rain during rainy season. Some of the most popular games here I would say are ML/Mobile Legends (still playing on my 12T) and PUBGM/PUBG Mobile (stop playing on my 12T cause I play on my iPad).
First of all, why do I bought my current Xiaomi 12T? Because my phone before, Poco X3 Pro, just died while I am PUBG Mobile. When I search through the internet, I figured it out that there're many Poco X3 Pro out there with the same problem as mine. So, I brought it to the closest service center and it is the motherboard burn or something. And, the cost for replacing the motherboard is like >90% of the price I paid for when I bought my Poco X3 Pro. The customer service's staff advice me not to repair it, so I do. At this point, I just use my Poco X3 Pro for almost one year and a half (1.5 year) which is unacceptable because my phone before that the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 being my main for 3.5 years at least. Even though, my Redmi Note 5 is just sitting on my desk, it is still alive until today which make it almost 6 years. I just open and charge it once in while. And for it entire lifespan, I just change it's battery and charging port, that's all.
So, even though part of me being "I won't buy Xiaomi any more" because of my not so good experience with my Poco X3 Pro. There's still part of me feel like giving Xiaomi a second chance with 2 reasons.

1. I have a very good experience with my Redmi Note 5. Even though I tortured it as much as my Poco X3 Pro and try to bent it through the back like JerryRigEverything, it still survive.
   
2. Maybe I just being unlucky and got into problem this time around with my Poco X3 Pro. Like, that's why warranty exist because it's not like 100% product manufactured is completely perfect. Unfortunately, mine is out of warranty. And maybe this is why an ex-flagship chip Snapdragon 860 can be put inside such a budget device.
   

So, while waiting for my Xiaomi 12T, I back to using my Redmi Note 5. Even though it was lagging and "old smartphone problem" everything, it still get the basic job done. Then, my Xiaomi 12T arrived. I can't really remember my whole experience from the beginning to right now with 12T as I don't write on note or something, I will just write this base on my memories.
First few weeks/month, honeymoon phase some will say. Few things that I notice compared to my Poco X3 Pro is that the 120Hz is much smoother and the AMOLED is beautiful. 108mp is an upgrade compared to 48mp on Poco X3 Pro, I keep zooming and testing on the camera and the snap/shutter is much more responsive. 120w is really fast and hot. Under display optical fingerprint scanner is much more convenient than side mounted fingerprint, not sure if it is faster. I can play ML at high graphic and Ultra/120fps frame rate, 90fps smooth on PUBGM. I really enjoy my Xiaomi 12T. So, I will say these is few things that I realized as a significant upgrade compared to Poco X3 Pro.
So here are a few problems or things that I personally don't like with my Xiaomi 12T. 1. PUBGM even though 90fps is enable, it was not that enjoyable. Meshes/Texture was not completely rendered. I am not sure if this is the correct word. Like, I can see the building and structure but the surface of those building and structure take few seconds or never rendered.

1. I rarely use the ultrawide unless I really need it. Never touch the macro lens, I rather use the main camera and zoom/crop in. Main camera is good with enough light and not-that-good on lowlight situation. The other thing I don't really like is the colour processing on the default camera app as I don't see such problem with third party app. Which is the black colour or dark area being processed quite weird, it look unnatural in my eyes.
   
2. Sometime, quite rarely, it didn't detect when I try to charge it. I am sure it was charging but somehow the charging notification or something didn't appear. I can solved it by unplug and re plug again. If that doesn't work, I will try to reboot the device. Then, it detect the charging.
   
3. "Power button ghosting" I would say. It rarely happened but the first time it happened it was really frustrating as I can't use my phone as it continue to power off and power on itself for half a day. The next time this almost-same problem happened again, it is not that problematic and frustrating as the first time but still a problem.
   
4. ML unstable performance. Sometimes, if it's alright, I can do high graphics 120fps. When it was not alright, no matter what I do even though put the graphic on low, it still lagging/low frame rate. When war, it can drop under 15 fps when not alright. I don't use app or tool to measure, but my eyes know that is definitely under 15 fps. So, I tried to delete some games and heavy stuff and maintain my storage around 200GB/256GB, it was alright for a while. Then, it come back again. I tried to delete some stuff more, it seem to not disappeared. Maybe I should delete more stuffs, but what the points of me buying 256GB if I can't use it all.
   

All in all, I have a good time with my Xiaomi 12T if the above problem does not occur. Maybe because I become much more tech-nit-picky as my knowledge about smartphone and technology increased and I know how a good phone should act. It's a midrange device after all, I know I can't expect it to perform like a flagship.

Hi guys,
I am looking for advice on starting a part-time eCommerce business selling clothes. Here’s my situation:

Background

• Currently employed full-time ( Software Engineer ) in Germany with an EU Blue Card.
• Planning to register the business in Estonia through the e-Residency program.
• I am a beginner in entrepreneurship. This will be my first venture :)

Plan

1. e-Residency: Apply and obtain e-Residency in Estonia.
2. Business Setup: Register a Private Limited Company (OÜ) in Estonia and open a business bank account.
3. Import Products to Germany: Find suppliers, arrange shipping, and handle customs.
4. Warehousing: Store inventory in Germany and use 3PL services for fulfilment.
5. Online Store: Set up a website on Shopify/WooCommerce and integrate payment gateways.
6. Marketing: Utilize SEO, social media, email marketing, and paid ads.
7. Shipping & Customer Service: Partner with reliable shipping companies and establish a clear returns policy.

Questions

1. Is this plan feasible considering my current employment in Germany?
2. What challenges might I face importing goods to Germany?
3. Any legal considerations for running an Estonian business while living in Germany?
4. Tips for managing logistics and fulfillment in Germany?
5. Recommendations for reliable suppliers or logistics partners?

Appreciate any advice or insights. Thank you!

Hey fellow travelers and leather enthusiasts,
If you love discovering unique leather treasures while traveling, this post is for you! While popular markets and tourist spots often have great finds, sometimes the best pieces are hidden in off-the-beaten-path locations. I’ve compiled some insider tips and recommendations for uncovering authentic leather goods in lesser-known markets and destinations around the world. Let’s explore these hidden gems together:

1. Fez, Morocco: Tannery District

• Why Visit: The Fez tanneries are legendary for their traditional leather-making process. Visit the local markets nearby to find high-quality leather bags, belts, and shoes.
  
• Insider Tip: Go early in the morning to avoid crowds and witness the tanning process firsthand. Don’t forget to haggle – it’s part of the experience!
  

1. San Telmo Market, Buenos Aires, Argentina

• Why Visit: This vibrant market is known for its antiques and handmade goods, including beautiful leather items. It’s a fantastic spot to find unique leather jackets and accessories.
  
• Insider Tip: Visit on a Sunday when the market is in full swing, and make sure to explore the side streets for hidden stalls with the best deals.
  

1. Chatuchak Weekend Market, Bangkok, Thailand

• Why Visit: One of the world’s largest markets, Chatuchak offers a staggering variety of goods, including high-quality leather products at reasonable prices.
  
• Insider Tip: Head to Section 26 for the best selection of leather goods. Go early to beat the heat and the crowds, and bring cash for easier transactions.
  

1. **Pisac Market, Sacred Valley, Peru

• Why Visit: Known for its vibrant textiles, Pisac Market also has vendors selling beautifully crafted leather goods, often with intricate Andean designs.
  
• Insider Tip: Visit on a Sunday for the largest market day. Combine your shopping trip with a visit to the nearby Pisac ruins for a full day of adventure.
  

1. Oaxaca Artisan Market, Oaxaca, Mexico

• Why Visit: This market is a treasure trove of handmade goods, including stunning leatherwork. You can find unique items such as embroidered leather bags and handcrafted sandals.
  
• Insider Tip: Take the time to chat with the artisans about their craft – many are happy to share their stories and techniques, making your purchase even more special.
  

1. Luang Prabang Night Market, Laos

• Why Visit: This market is known for its relaxed atmosphere and high-quality handcrafted goods. Look for vendors selling leather bags, wallets, and journals.
  
• Insider Tip: The market starts in the late afternoon and runs until about 10 PM. It’s a great place to stroll, shop, and enjoy some local street food.
  

1. Marrakech Souks, Morocco

• Why Visit: While not exactly off the beaten path, the labyrinthine souks of Marrakech can lead you to hidden gems if you venture away from the main tourist areas.
  
• Insider Tip: Explore the lesser-known souks in the northern part of the medina for more authentic and less touristy finds. Always negotiate prices and enjoy the art of haggling.
  

1. Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico

• Why Visit: This artsy town is renowned for its craftsmanship, including exquisite leather goods. The local markets and shops offer a range of unique items.
  
• Insider Tip: Spend time exploring the artisan shops along Calle Independencia. Visit during the day when the shops are fully open and take time to appreciate the craftsmanship.
  

Discovering these hidden gems requires a bit of adventure and curiosity, but the rewards are worth it. Not only do you come away with unique, high-quality leather pieces, but you also get to experience the local culture and craftsmanship.
Do you have any favorite off-the-beaten-path markets for leather finds? Share your tips and recommendations in the comments – let’s uncover these hidden treasures together!
Happy travels and happy hunting!

Excited to share my Kult Haul purchased in the last one month. Since, I was in a treat myself mood, might have overdone it but as I have started using them, I wanted to give my reviews that can help this awesome community as they treat themselves! Eyeshadows: 1. Huda Beauty Wild Obsessions Eyeshadow Palette: An absolute steal and a great palette to have on the go since it has a mix of browns, purple, pink, gold and black in matte and glitter. If you have to get only one palette get this one! Great formula and stays for a long time 5/5 2. Huda Beauty Brown Obsessions Eyeshadow Palette: A great pallet if you regularly use eyeshadows with both matte and shimmer shades, really subtle and good for neutral office looks too 5/5 3. Gush Beauty Eye like it stacked- Heavy Metal (Freebie): Choose this freebie and a handy one for travel with a good mix of shades, the shimmer ones are great but the matte shades are okayish. 4/5 Lipstick: Rom&nd Zero Velvet Tint Vintage Filter Series- Fade Red: A very good formula and a great red shade that is not too bright for medium skin tones. Leaves a nice tint without drying the lips. Lasting power is not that great but the tint is cute. 4/5 Huda Beauty Liquid matte Ultra Comfort Transfer proof lipstick mini - Trendsetter: A nude shade for my tone and a subtle lipstick that I can wear to the office. Not really extraordinary but the formula is good and the size too for my on-the-go makeup pouch 3/5 Huda Beauty Power Bullet Matte Lipstick mini-Interview: An okayish shade for my tone, very little quantity, and the colour does not show up really on me, wasn’t too excited with this one 2/5 M.A.C Powder Kiss Lipstick -Brickthrough: A great shade, good formula but not that great of a lasting power. 4/5 Huda Beauty Power Bullet Matte Lipstick- Game Night: An awesome brown shade that goes really well with any kind of makeup, can be worn to work and party, nice shade to invest in with great, comfortable formula. Lasts moderately though! 4/5 Revlon Colorstay Overtime Lip Color- Forever Scarlett (Freebie): Not really a fan since the gloss is too sticky and the lipstick side is shear and not too comfortable on the lips 1/5 Jason Wu Beauty Honey Fluff Lip Cream-Ballerina Nude (Freebie): Surprisingly good formula but not a great shade on me, worth trying other shades though. 3/5 Foundations: Huda Beauty #FauxFilter Mini Luminous Matte Foundation- Butter Peccan: Thick formula and gives good coverage. Would recommend trying it out before you get it since many shades are similar. 5/5 Studio Fix Fluid Spf 15 Foundation Mini- NC37: A good formula that gives a nice, comfortable coverage. Size is travel-friendly but without a pump or applicator, it is difficult to use. 4/5 Maybelline Newyork Superstay Full Coverage Foundation-310 Sun Beige: A good coverage and a natural long-lasting Finish, good for everyday use if you like a light base. 4/5 Maybelline Newyork Superstay Full Coverage Foundation-220 Natural Beige: Got this shade too. 4/5 Blush and Highlighter: Revolution Blush and Highlight Stick-Mauve Glow (Freebie): Nice blush shade and okayish highlighter, good for travel and on-the-go use. 3/5 Others: M.A.C Prep+Prime Fix+Original 13ml: Good product and awesome performance, will buy the full-size next time it's available. 5/5 Revolution Loose Baking Powder-Peach (Freebie): Nice baking powder, but choose the shade wisely since this one is a bit orangish, but its glides well on the skin. 3/5 Jason Wu Tinted Moisturizer Meets CC cream -Shade 5 (Freebie): My best freebie in the entire haul, gives a nice smooth natural finish and the formula is just wow! 5/5

Hi guys,
I am looking for advice on starting a part-time eCommerce business selling clothes. Here’s my situation:

Background

• Currently employed full-time ( Software Engineer ) in Germany with an EU Blue Card.
  
• Planning to register the business in Estonia through the e-Residency program.
  
• I am a beginner in entrepreneurship. This will be my first venture :)
  

Plan

1. e-Residency: Apply and obtain e-Residency in Estonia.
   
2. Business Setup: Register a Private Limited Company (OÜ) in Estonia and open a business bank account.
   
3. Import Products to Germany: Find suppliers, arrange shipping, and handle customs.
   
4. Warehousing: Store inventory in Germany and use 3PL services for fulfilment.
   
5. Online Store: Set up a website on Shopify/WooCommerce and integrate payment gateways.
   
6. Marketing: Utilize SEO, social media, email marketing, and paid ads.
   
7. Shipping & Customer Service: Partner with reliable shipping companies and establish a clear returns policy.
   

Questions

1. Is this plan feasible considering my current employment in Germany?
   
2. What challenges might I face importing goods to Germany?
   
3. Any legal considerations for running an Estonian business while living in Germany?
   
4. Tips for managing logistics and fulfillment in Germany?
   
5. Recommendations for reliable suppliers or logistics partners?
   

Appreciate any advice or insights. Thank you!

Does it exist?! Is there a way to just make a ticket?
My RTK station died and I have been trying to chat with someone for over an hour. Every time I get to the front of the queue in the chat they just disconnect me. I have had this POS for a month and had nothing but issues.
I'm ready to just contact Amazon about a refund, and have a chat about selling $2,700+ products that do not function!

I have a file that i have to pull multiple times a week a week, and compare to the prior file. I feel like this should be very easy, but I'm just not finding the solution.
I've already created a unique identifier (PO #, then the line concatenated), and I feel like a simple VLOOKUP then just drag the formula around would do the trick but it errors out every time.
https://preview.redd.it/d46yui0ngt1d1.png?width=1515&format=png&auto=webp&s=447dd6d0b99b5b0573065d6f7d1f4cea48a913c4
Here is the new data, but I want to reference the other sheet to fill in the notes, jobs, sew jobs columns that are previously populated, as opposed to copy and pasting manually. the Data is unique for each row.
I did put in a ifs(finumberis - etc etc, and it returned data, but it was incorrect. I appreciate the help, and i'm sure its going to be something super stupid and simple.

Olaplex No. 4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo is well-known for its innovative bond-building technology, which seeks to repair and strengthen hair from within. This shampoo is suitable for all hair types, including dry and damaged hair, making it an excellent choice for those looking to replenish moisture and health in their locks.
Key Features:

1. Bond-Building Technology: Olaplex No. 4 contains patented technology that repairs broken bonds in the hair, making it stronger and more resilient.
2. Hydration and Moisture: Formulated to deeply hydrate, this shampoo helps to maintain the hair's moisture balance, essential for dry hair.
3. Sulfate-Free: It is free from sulfates, which can be harsh and drying, making it a gentle yet effective cleanser.
4. Color-Safe: Suitable for color-treated hair, it preserves color vibrancy while providing necessary moisture.
5. pH Balanced: Designed to be pH balanced, it helps maintain the scalp's natural pH level, promoting overall hair health.

Pros:

• Effective Repair: Users often notice significant improvement in hair strength and reduction in breakage after regular use.
• Deep Moisturization: Provides excellent hydration, leaving dry hair feeling soft, smooth, and manageable.
• Improved Texture: Many users report improved hair texture, with hair feeling silkier and more nourished.
• Gentle Formula: The gentle, sulfate-free formula cleanses without stripping natural oils, making it ideal for dry hair.

Cons:

• Price: Olaplex products are generally on the higher end of the price spectrum, which may be a consideration for some users.
• Availability: Due to its popularity, it can sometimes be challenging to find in stock.

Read more details or Buy here :)
User Experiences:

• Positive Reviews: Many users with dry and damaged hair rave about the transformative effects of Olaplex No. 4. They highlight noticeable improvements in hair health, strength, and hydration after just a few uses.
• Texture and Feel: Users appreciate the creamy texture of the shampoo, which lathers well and feels luxurious. The hair feels soft and hydrated without any residue.
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Conclusion: Olaplex No. 4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo is an excellent choice for individuals with dry hair seeking a reliable solution for hydration and repair. Its advanced bond-building technology and deeply moisturizing formula make it stand out as a top performer. While it may be more expensive than other options, the results it delivers in terms of strength, hydration, and overall hair health make it a worthwhile investment for those struggling with dry and damaged hair.

As said in the title, I've had 2 packages sitting in the warehouse for over 80 days, soon reaching the 90 days limit.
It was my first time using Buyee for ordering pre-orders and in-between that and delivery to the warehouse, I lost access to my email address linked to the Buyee account and never saw the emails about them receiving my products.
I understand it's my mistake for never logging back on Buyee and presuming things about the shipping procedures, but I was certain they would ship it to my default address the moment they received it. They already had all my billing informations to charge me for the delivery fees from their warehouse so I don't understand why they got stored.
I take full responsibility for the mishap on my part, but I don't think my wallet will be able to endure the blow from the extra storage fee. Is there a way to minimize the fees for my mistake? Would consolidating the packages help?
Thank you for your answers!