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Answer: > I was rejected for a job but they asked me to reapply later.​ Why wo.​.​.​ Fifik's Digest Top Stories For You I was rejected for a job but they asked me to reapply later. Why would a company ask you to re-apply if they didn't want you the first time? Ed Han, Talent Acquisition Geek | JobSeeker Ally | Job-Hunt-org Written Dec 17 I was rejected for a job but they asked me to reapply later. Why would a company ask you to re-apply if they didn't want you the first time? I live, work, and hire in the US... Read More » Why is freelancing on Upwork and Freelancer so terrible? Alexander Biega, Went from minimum wage to $100/hr by freelance copywriting. Updated Feb 14, 2019 Upwork isn't terrible. Freelancers get paid what they are worth. I started out on Upwork getting paid $4/hr. Now I make $40/hr. I was able to do that because I knew I had t... Read More » I saw my ex on Tinder. What should I do? Ahmad Omari Updated Aug 3 A wise man once said that " time heals all wounds" and it truly does, time makes us forget with time, we meet other people, make new friends, get new jobs, create new goals... Read More » If a lion enters my room and I wrap myself in a blanket, would he know? Sandra Taylor, Life long cat lover & servant. Updated Nov 13 He would know that something was there. Chances are that he could smell your fear or hear you breathing or even your heartbeat. Not to mention he would be alerted by your s... Read More » Is Upwork a toxic place for freelancers? Tim Mensch, Consulting Software Architect Updated Oct 9 Somewhat, yes. It seems that they now charge freelancers to submit bids to projects. I get why. As someone who has occasionally tried to hire developers and artists on Upwor... Read More » I graduated recently but my PhD advisor's behaviour disappointed me. He was continuously changed my problem simply saying forget that and do this. Every time he took my picture pretending that he mentored me for his grant report. Is this fair? Barbara Robson, PhD in Oceanography, PhD advisor Written Sep 16 You have graduated. It no longer matters whether your PhD advisor was disappointing or fair. Bad-mouthing him will not give people a good impression of you. So: decide whet... Read More » How do I choose the right keywords for my blog? Abraham Jabia Written Jul 27, 2019 There are two ways you can choose keywords for your blog. i) First, you can do it by guessing, in which case there will be 100% chance for you to pick up wrong keywords with... Read More » Are chiropractors practicing pseudo-science? John Talbot, Doctor of (Medical) Education, MSc Medical Imaging Updated Apr 13, 2020 I have a good friend who is a chiropractor so this is NOT aimed at all chiropractors. Some try very hard to use evidence-based practice and increase the profile and credibi... Read More » My blood sugar was 91 when I went to bed and exactly doubled to 182 when I got up. Do you have any comments? Luis Doriocourt, former Retired Electronic Technician. at USAF, NASA, Private Companies (1969-201... Written Mar 10, 2020 Tim Carter asked: My blood sugar was 91 when I went to bed and exactly doubled to 182 when I got up. Do you have any comments? My answer: What you are experiencing is the "d... Read More » If you're a PhD student who is 30+ and single, are you a pathetic loser? Benjamin Pittman Updated Oct 17 No! You are not a pathetic loser so banish those thoughts from your head! You are doing something demanding for a reason - your reason - and that's important. A PhD is like... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/