It’s been 4 tough months of active job hunting, but I’m still pushing forward. With strong experience as an R&D Lab Coordinator / Operations Lead (procurement, systems, process improvement, and cross-functional coordination), I’m seeking remote Administrative Assistant or similar roles while finishing my BS in Business Administration (MIS).
If you or your network needs reliable support, please DM me! Open to part-time too. #JobSearch #RemoteWork #AdminAssistant #BayArea
@vxylily Pay off my debt, my family’s debt, open up 3 businesses (small r&d lab, coffee house, pizza place) then invest, and donate some to charities.
I’d say the biggest sign of low intelligence (or stubbornness) is being unable — or unwilling — to adjust your communication style based on who you’re talking to.
Some people treat their default way of speaking as their ‘authentic self’ and see any adaptation as fake. But real skill is using communication as a tool: shifting tone, detail level, or directness to actually connect and get results. It’s pragmatic, not performative.
Refusing to adapt usually says more about rigidity or limited perspective than it does about integrity.