“The most damaging phrase in the language is: ‘It’s always been done that.'” — Grace Hopper
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Whenever I wear winged eyeliner in my Instagram Stories people always ask me to share my secrets. So here we go. First, you need a fine-tipped eyeliner. I like this liquid, or I dip this brush into eyeshadow to use other colors. Second, I use Scotch tape to help get the perfect line. Make the wing first and then, fill in the rest of the line in small strokes, staying as close to the lash line as possible.
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I think an Instagram Stories tutorial on winged eyeliner would be great!
Yes, instastories that winged liner – would love it!
YAAAAAASSSSSSSSSS! Tutorial on winged eyeliner please!!
I do all of the hiring for our company, and I have lost track of all the mistakes and blunders people make mistake in applying for positions. I am now skeptical when someone says they’ve been looking for a job for awhile and nobody’s hiring. Are they not hiring, or are you not demonstrating that you are worth hiring?
Well, everyone makes mistakes in the hiring process. While I agree that some people are really not doing themselves any favors, I’ve had a lot of talented candidates make it to the last round of interviews and we decided to go a different way for a reason that had nothing to do with the person we rejected. Also, especially in the early part of the process when all they have is your resume, it’s very hard to separate yourself out from a pack of similarly qualified people when you don’t know much about what HR is looking for. I was once told by the person who would have been my boss to apply for a job, sent in a resume, called to express my interest, and didn’t hear back from HR. Called the man who told me to apply, and discovered that my resume had been rejected because (ready for this) “she talked about herself too much.” Um, who the hell else are you supposed to talk about on your resume?
So yes, people do get into a situation where they’re looking for a while, and there are a lot of reasons for that that may have nothing to do with them being unhireable.
Don’t you mean “It’s always been done LIKE that?” Or “It’s always been done that WAY?” 😉
I usually say “like that.” But I copied the quote from a well-known career site, and they had it as “that way.”
I think she’s saying you missed a word. The above says “it’s always been done that.”