After 10 Months Of Unemployment, Woman Rejects Lowball Offer—One Week Later, She Gets Good News
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After 10 Months Of Unemployment, Woman Rejects Lowball Offer—One Week Later, She Gets Good News

Top Stories Tamfitronics After nearly a year of searching, a woman's patience and resolve in the face of a lowball job offer paid off significantly. According to her TikTok post, Mary had been job-hunting for 10 months when she received an offer far below her salary expectations. Although she had been out of work for nearly a year, she declined, refusing to settle for less than her worth. "After 10 months of unemployment, I turned my first job offer down because they lowballed me, thinking I was desperate," she explained.Top Stories Tamfitronics Patience Pays OffMary's decision paid off just a week later. She received a second job offer, with a salary of $30,000 higher than the initial proposal. Her story quickly resonated with followers, many applauding her choice to stand her ground. "It's now been...
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2 months after Starliner launched, astronauts still haven’t returned: See timeline
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2 months after Starliner launched, astronauts still haven’t returned: See timeline

NASA Space Technology NASA Space Technology Please upgrade your browser to view usatoday.comusatoday.com wants to ensure the best experience for all of our readers, so we built our site to take advantage of the latest technology, making it faster and easier to use.Unfortunately, your browser is not supported. Please download one of these browsers for the best experience on usatoday.comGoogle ChromeMozilla FirefoxOperaMicrosoft EdgeSafari
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Months after quitting post, Sam Pitroda reinstated as Indian Overseas Congress chief
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Months after quitting post, Sam Pitroda reinstated as Indian Overseas Congress chief

Politics tamfitronics Photo: IANSMonths after quitting post, Sam Pitroda reappointed Indian Overseas Congress chief Gandhi family loyalist Sam Pitroda has made a return to the helm of the Indian Overseas Congress, months after stepping down from the post following a huge political controversy that erupted over his 'racist' remarks and comments on inheritance tax.Pitroda's re-appointment as the Indian Overseas Congress chief was announced by the Congress on Wednesday.The BJP was quick to react to the re-appointment of Pitroda, as it slammed the Congress saying, “The tormentor of the middle class is back.”Amit Malviya, BJP IT cell chief, said in a post on X: “The tormentor of...
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