Job applications shouldn’t mean retyping your life 40 times.
Name. Phone. Notice period. Expected salary. “Why do you want to work here?”
After 500+ applications, we got tired of repeating ourselves.
So we built Jobsistant to remember it.
Never type the same answer twice.
No, I have not watched the full film yet, but I’m very excited about VIBE coming out ! Please go watch it and let me know what you think ❤️ I did get very excited about doing action and yes, when I heard the script, I laughed a lot so I’m sure all of you guys are going to laugh a lot too !
I've been using @Jobsistant in my job applications for a while now. It's a very helpful tool that saves a lot of time and helps me keep track of my applications. A tool you never knew you needed. Check it out.
Every job application asks for the same things.
Your experience. Your projects. Your skills. Why you’re a fit.
The form changes. Your context usually doesn’t.
That’s why we built Jobsistant.
Never type the same job application answer twice.
#jobsistant#ai#autofill#jobs
Every job application asks for the same things.
Your experience. Your projects. Your skills. Why you’re a fit.
The form changes. Your context usually doesn’t.
That’s why we built Jobsistant.
Never type the same job application answer twice.
#jobsistant#ai#autofill#jobs
Cinema has a fucking BEAST of a lineup coming!
Diwali: #Ramayana × #Godzilla
Christmas: #Dune × #Avengers: Doomsday
3 films in #IMAX. Doomsday in Infinity Vision.
Four cinematic beasts. Two festive seasons. One broke moviegoer.
Which Movie are you most excited for?
@realpreityzinta@realpreityzinta Hi Ma'am, as your new movie is connected to Madgao Express (loved the trailer). Have you watched it? How does it feel to work in a new-gen comedy film? #pzchat
As a huge Arijit Singh fan, I do feel the song could have benefited from a different musical approach. But as a promotional track, it works wonderfully.
A beautiful video, a good song, and a feeling I haven't experienced in a long time.
My first listen to Jai Jai Ram left me a little underwhelmed. But after spending some time with the song and its beautiful visuals, I found myself completely lost in them. And honestly, it’s been a long time since a Ramayana-related video made me feel this way.
Namit Malhotra seems to understand how deeply we, as Indians, connect with the Ramayana. The promotional assets have been getting better with each release, and the portrayal of Mithila and the atmosphere around Ram and Sita is genuinely beautiful.