Jackie on Nostr: There’s someone I follow on LinkedIn. The algorithm shows his posts more frequently ...
There’s someone I follow on LinkedIn. The algorithm shows his posts more frequently to me because I’ve reacted more often to his posts.
He’s not an intellectual person. He’s more of a people person. He used to work in the HR department of one of Samsung’s subsidiaries (which happens to be a highly influential subsidiary of Samsung, far more powerful than Samsung Electronics). He then moved to another global company and worked there until he was fired due to interpersonal conflicts with his seniors regarding HR practices that he disagreed with.
He’s an excellent storyteller and a devoted father of two sons. I thoroughly enjoy reading his stories about his children and often find myself chuckling out loud. His recent post prompted me to reflect on my ideal spouse. As a writer, I tend to be quite occupied with organizing my thoughts and ideas in my mental storage. Therefore, I need someone who can effectively manage the physical inventory of my home. While I enjoy managing household tasks, my primary focus remains on my mental storage. Consequently, I prioritize having a spouse who specializes in inventory management, particularly in food storage for cooking. Additionally, it would be wonderful if my partner is someone who can play well with the kids. I’ve dated many men who expected me to be the primary caregiver in the family, but all of them turned out to be unpleasant and disrespectful of my career. They didn’t even comprehend my expertise. So, I’m hoping to find a partner who can essentially respect my career, my priorities, and the way I express my love for my children.
He’s not an intellectual person. He’s more of a people person. He used to work in the HR department of one of Samsung’s subsidiaries (which happens to be a highly influential subsidiary of Samsung, far more powerful than Samsung Electronics). He then moved to another global company and worked there until he was fired due to interpersonal conflicts with his seniors regarding HR practices that he disagreed with.
He’s an excellent storyteller and a devoted father of two sons. I thoroughly enjoy reading his stories about his children and often find myself chuckling out loud. His recent post prompted me to reflect on my ideal spouse. As a writer, I tend to be quite occupied with organizing my thoughts and ideas in my mental storage. Therefore, I need someone who can effectively manage the physical inventory of my home. While I enjoy managing household tasks, my primary focus remains on my mental storage. Consequently, I prioritize having a spouse who specializes in inventory management, particularly in food storage for cooking. Additionally, it would be wonderful if my partner is someone who can play well with the kids. I’ve dated many men who expected me to be the primary caregiver in the family, but all of them turned out to be unpleasant and disrespectful of my career. They didn’t even comprehend my expertise. So, I’m hoping to find a partner who can essentially respect my career, my priorities, and the way I express my love for my children.