Also, why would the aliens ride in on meteors?

Hold on for the ride mate, the best is yet to come

Wow they're almost no strikes in the ocean

Brutal OP.

I have a very similar experience, currently looking.

I put most of my issue down to over hr'ing the hiring process. Too many rounds, too much obsession with perfect skill fit over hiring talented tech record. It's turning into Gattaca.

Just make sure you save a lot when you are working.

Ah, that explains the "Greenland" movie. Small risk a comet would strike there.

Meteors seem to really hate Texas and Oklahoma for some reason.

The eye of the Sahara on the bottom left! Nice addition!

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These are the strikes that were detected. Data is from NASA so they detect more in America.

why so many strikes in America?

Hmm. I could always spin up an alternate identity and try it. Seems like a lot of trouble though. I'll noodle on it.

So you're seeing what I'm seeing. Weird, isn't it? I don't know what else to say about it. And ya, it's bleak.

Makes me want to go start a motorcycle shop.

I am but in theory it’ll prob beat the ai. too scared to try it myself tho lol

Given my experience, my resume actually contains a lot of keywords. That said, no I don't alter my resume for the job listings. I could try it I guess.

But you know, we shouldn't NEED to do that.

Hah! I totally could do that. But something tells me you're joking...

jam in a bunch of keywords in the blank spaces and then make them white

There is none in the ocean. There is none in the less developed countries. None in greenland. Population may be the wrong word. Scientific observable area map maybe? Notice there are a lot in India but they seem to respect the imaginary border connecting it to China?

So you're doubling down on least helpful? Dude said he is a data analyst, he can find his way around Google.

Do you run the job listings through a keyword identifier and then alter your resume to use those keywords? That should get you through the screening software.

Your comment doesn’t even make sense… there’s hardly any on both side of the coast with the highest density population,and massive amounts in the dead center with the least amount of population..

Haha either that or meteors are actively avoiding Brazil.

Wow it's amazing, almost like meteor strike reports line up with high density areas with internet access

universe doesn't seem to like the Midwest.

That's difficult to do and remain anonymous. I'd love to , but I'm not sure how to go about it.

Can you share your CV? We've hired quite a few senior BI/BAs recently (not anymore though due to hiring freeze which was decided due to the expected recession) can see if there are any red flags I'd identify.