@ValaLegz Entry level accounting roles keep getting stretched. Accounts Clerks become “Accounting Officers” with only a slight raise and senior-level duties. More work, same ceiling.
@catesssss@imnickmitchell Think about plenty successful businesses that just disappeared.. ex. Dairy Maid Milk & products ended because the kids weren’t interested in the business
@DaphneLakecha GO FOR IT GAL! I met a doctor who was an engineer, fast food manager and teacher before and had sooo much stories and experience! This life is not to be boxed.
@dembazell A very active “events” committee. A section of laborers in the yard who don’t do labor. The section that is physical planning, permits etc, is an active scheme directing persons with extra funds to spare for approvals while others complain to you about how long it’s took
The only reason why the wife is being pressed is because SHE is the responsible one in that scenario. The man likely checked out during the side's pregnancy. He don't care. They need her to acknowledge the baby or nothing will be done for the baby.
I wanna see this on @iamcardib , her curves would give it automatic movement to its full potential, orange pops on her, added with her accessorizing it would be a serve.
@sbximperial CIBC is awful. Had to open an account for my job, abysmal customer service. In fact inside there was the most unwelcoming bank I’ve ever been in.
Took 3 months to open the account and 8 weeks to get a bank card. They can kiss my ass forever.
Bahamians hate to admit but we are a “hotel-cultured” nation. A large percentage of our food consumption and palate is catered around the industry and tourism product, so are our lifestyles and education. Our architecture, our music, nightlife and art..
@mynameiscrowns “More Bahamian” isn’t racial and that’s the non point here.
Just explaining white Bahamian experience/pov.
Culturally, what makes them “feel” that way.
@whitleysgilbert Y’all treat Bahamian matters with Americanized racial approaches. “These white Bahamians” are a lot of our family members and white Bahamians honestly are not in the same boat as White foreigners. There is nuance to this conversation that can’t comfortably be said.
@moan_ugh Thank you for your response, it was really all that needed to be said. She didn’t mean to be offensive but also.. could’ve just kept it to herself and the rest of us move on.
@MeyerHaruko@Sharvissio@dembazell White Bahamians tend to live on the family islands, a less “city living” also most have careers in the marine industry which they were raised in, being in the marine industry is not cheap, it’s a subclass. The city norm is, most can’t even swim or don’t visit outer islands often