I fell into the BTS rabbit hole and got out just as fast

# I just want to start by saying this is kind of a rant. I had never heard of K-pop before, never really stopped to listen to it. The only reason I got into BTS at all was because I’m from Brazil and there was this reality show here. I traded a vote for someone I liked in the show in exchange for doing a pre-save of the BTS album *Arirang* on Spotify. That was something Brazilian ARMYs were organizing on Twitter, so I just did it. Then the album dropped, and that was my first time ever listeni

I’m stuck in the "Overqualified Trap." I have 7 years of engineering experience, but I can’t even get hired at a grocery store to feed my cat.

I never thought I’d be posting here. I spent seven years building a career in mechanical engineering and BIM (Building Information Modeling). I know Revit and Navisworks inside out, I’ve managed complex HVAC and piping models for multi-million dollar projects, and I genuinely thought I was "set." Then the firm I worked for suddenly went under, and the local market just... dried up overnight. I’ve been unemployed for four months now. I’ve applied to every engineering and design firm within a 50-m

Going from TL to EPM, that’s fast

Not giving full details just some surface level context. I’ve gone from TL on day one on a now paused project to EPM backend sourcing within a month. I was voted in by “large census review”, my project had their own check ins besides the Mercor website. As a team lead the job was easy, 80 hours in and support the entire time. This time I’m not going to be working the frontlines and that scares me. Anyone on here EPM or former EPM with advice? Generic advice obviously, PM for detailed since there

What does “fast paced environment” mean exactly when interviewing for a role? Isn’t it kinda a red flag?

I’ve worked for several fast paced companies and it always meant “sink or swim.”

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