#Chapter 147: Tough Luck

Over the next few evenings of me being home alone without the girls, I take to spending most of my time job hunting. As both of my recent previous jobs have sort of fallen right into my lap, it takes me some time to accustom myself with the job hunting tools necessary for this task. Some of the websites I would have used back in the day don’t really do it anymore. Apparently now, there’s an entire social network dedicated to work contacts. I immediately sign up and make my profile. Job hunting is both interesting and tedious. It’s been so long since I’ve combed through the listings, that I don’t recognize all the different kinds of jobs. At times, it feels like I’m unlocking a whole new world. So many things involve AI. Other times though, I see the listings I do expect, and those are the ones I need. It can be infuriating, however, after submitting my resume to a company’s website, when I have to go in and manually type in the information into the boxes again. Why can’t they jus