I recently interviewed with Executive Chef Matt at Cooper’s Hawk Winery Wesley Chapel and was disappointed by the unprofessional experience. I was called a liar regarding my salary history, which left me uncomfortable. Additionally, Chef Matt seemed unaware of the position I applied for and provided little information about it. I found the atmosphere distressing. I advise candidates to be cautious, as this interview did not reflect the respect and inclusivity expected in a diverse workplace.

Working at Macy's for 3 years is taking a toll on me mentally and physically there's a new manager name Genique been there about 6 months now she's the information collector she collects information twisted it and get other managers to join in as her flying monkeys and get away with it HR is protecting her she plays the victim to other managers and using them to condemn and fire wonderful good employees or maybe they just like doing evil. This woman loves chaos in the employee's life

Filing tax return question here: Anyone here US citizen or green card holder married to a non-US citizen on an F1 visa? If so, I have a question on how you handle the Social Security and Medicare taxes (FICA) for your spouse. My question/confusion here is as follows: F1 visa holder is exempt from paying SS and Medicare taxes, but once you are married and filing jointly, how does that work? Would you have to then retroactively pay the SS and Medicare taxes for the previous year?

Filing tax return question here: Anyone here US citizen or green card holder married to a non-US citizen on an F1 visa? If so, I have a question on how you handle the Social Security and Medicare taxes (FICA) for your spouse. My question/confusion here is as follows: F1 visa holder is exempt from paying SS and Medicare taxes, but once you are married and filing jointly, how does that work? Would you have to then retroactively pay the SS and Medicare taxes for the previous year?

Been seeing some displeased LinkedIn posts about JOAN creative’s recent hiring of Gerry Graf over a potential woman successor. Now, I’m all for championing inclusivity, especially in the c-suite. But is it safe to say that Gerry was maybe actually the best person for the job? He’s no random human in the industry…can someone help me understand what I’m missing? I mean this genuinely and want to learn. Please don’t troll lol.

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I’m Michele, with 30+ years in executive operations and leadership across Hawai‘i’s real estate, compliance, and consulting sectors. I’ve led multi-division teams, built scalable systems, and founded my own firm, M.Y. Partners. Currently exploring senior leadership or advisory roles where I can bring operational excellence, people development, and strategic growth to mission-driven organizations.

I’ve been rewatching the show Nurse Jackie and now that I have been in healthcare for a while it is funny to see the character archetypes: the new fresh-faced nurse, the veteran nurse with a tough exterior, the administrator breathing down their necks… What medical show(s) do you like to watch and why?

Hi! I'm Simón González, a Certified Surgical Assistant (SA- C) and International Medical Graduate with experience in 500+ surgeries. I'm currently looking for Surgical Assistant roles in Miami, FL, in hospitals or surgical centers. Trained in general surgery, laparoscopy, and perioperative care. Ready to join a great surgical team.