Freelance Graphic Designer

Social media is fucking evil - Imane Khelif

Resounding evidence (right from her birth certificate) shows she was born and is a woman. Yet social media has most people convinced she isn’t. Imagine being someone all your life and being questioned about it. Cannot imagine how hard is it for her to hold her own as she gets closer to winning a medal. Assuming all the evidence is true. What everybody has done by spreading misinformation (just because they feel a certain way about how she looks) is pure evil. Let me recorrect that: social media isn’t evil. Society is. Social media enables it at a faster pace.

Social Game

Description: This game is about creating a story of a based on suggestions given in comments.The highest voted comments gets picked. Timeline will be one week for the whole story. Day- 1- Theme will be decided (requires whole day as this will be the first day so it will take time to blend in ) Day 2&3- Intros of all characters and setting the vibe of story Day 4&5 - interval and preclimax Day 6- climax Day 7 - i will be posting all the consolidated story. Will plan in series if this goes well P.S: Just wanted some chill interactions and will be understanding perspectives.

Hi everyone. I’m in need of some serious career advice — or maybe even a job referral.

I’m currently working as a Social Media Manager for Indian Railways, but let me explain the reality — I was hired with that title, but I’ve been doing way more than that. I hold a degree in Computer Science, and apart from social media, I’ve been involved in various IT-related tasks, including: Handling incident and problem management: identifying issues, informing stakeholders, and coordinating resolutions. Managing internal IT systems, especially those tied to freight operations. Working closely with CRIS (Centre for Railway Information Systems) – though it’s an internal railway system, so not recognized outside much. Acting as a coordinator for freight IT systems, aligning with ITSM principles. I’ve gained familiarity with ITSM basics, some exposure to CRM/ERP, and even a decent understanding of AI tools and workflows. But I still feel like a jack of all trades, master of none. The catch? I’m not a permanent government employee. I work on a contract basis through an agency, which means no real government perks or job security. The agency only handles my payroll, and all the work and coordination is directly with Indian Railways. Also, there are no perks like Mediclaim, health insurance, or even PF. I currently don’t even have a PF account for pension contributions, which most employers usually provide — and this is one of the main reasons I want to move out now. Now I’m looking to move into a corporate IT role, something more aligned with structured IT operations, support, or coordination. But I’m struggling — I don’t have a clear "corporate experience" tag, and most roles seem to demand very specific tool-based experience or certifications. I’d really appreciate if someone could: Guide me on which roles to target given my background Suggest any certifications that can help me transition Or even refer me to relevant openings in IT coordination, support, or service management Thanks in advance. Really hoping to hear from someone who's been in a similar place or has advice. I’m open to learning, certifications, or entry-level corporate roles if it gives me a proper starting point.