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Those of you reading this education blog know that here we are focused on education, and in the education space, story maps are used in many ways. Instructors use them to teach content (such as ocean currents, biodiversity, population change, and much more), and to teach skills in working with GIS tools, spatial data, and the ArcGIS platform. They are also useful in teaching about issues such as data quality, copyright (can I use that image in my map?), crowdsourcing, and to foster skills in communication. Students use story maps to document and showcase their work, to their peers, to their instructors, and as a living online resource that they can also show prospective employers. Students in my online courses regularly create story maps and send me the URL so that I can assess their work. In my face-to-face courses, students use them as a resource as they give oral presentations to myself and their peers instead of a standard PowerPoint, Microsoft Sway, or Prezi.

When I teach workshops focused on story mapping, I always say, "Make a story map of your CV or resume." Why? (1) It shows your prospective employer that you know something about web GIS tools; (2) It helps you to "stand out in the crowd". There is nothing wrong with a traditional text-based resume or CV, certainly, and I recommend that you provide a link to your story map CV on your traditional text-based CV. In fact I still lead with my text-based CV. (3) It is an interesting and engaging way to tell your story; (4) It provides a method for you to share your interactive maps, services, and multimedia (videos, audio, photographs) in a way that traditional methods do not allow; (5) It is a great way of encouraging yourself to keep current in story maps tools.

Since you know your own story best, it is an easy way to get started with story mapping, and it is something you can revisit quarterly or whenever you need to add to it; (6) It provides your colleagues and readers with encouragement that they could do this as well, thus spreading the geo-love. Indeed, as my colleague Bern Szukalski wrote in his essay "Things you didn't know you could do with story maps", CVs are listed along with newsletters, guides, tutorials, annual reports, promotions, engagements, and more as some of the things you can easily and powerfully do with story maps.

If you need some inspiration, here are some examples. Amanda Huber of Minnesota has probably received more attention than anyone about her story map, where she included examples of her own work and also sections on why GIS matters!

The example below from Leilei Duan uses a Story Map Series with the side accordion layout, providing a compelling way for prospective employers to learn more about Leilei and also see her GIS work through interactive maps, including a very impressive CityEngine scene.

One of the best things about story maps and other web mapping applications from Esri is that they can be embedded in other types of multimedia. For example, Kate Berg hosted her content on GitHub and showcases two different styles of story maps, here.

I'm not telling you all to do something I am not doing myself: My own Joseph Kerski story map CV, is here. I had a blast doing it and had to tear myself away after a few hours. I have the story map, a video about me, and my text-based CV linked to my website. In the map I included some 2D and 3D web maps associated with curricular items that I created, selected story map presentations (so, yes, a story map embedded in a story map!), and some of my favorite geeky photographs of myself, and some of my favorite landscapes and human-built ..., including the heaviest globe in the world, built in 1964 for the World's Fair, in New York City, below.

But most importantly, my story map includes a web map with some of the accomplishments I wanted to feature. Why do I say most importantly? While you can certainly make a story map that is entirely composed of text and images and videos, the value-added component of story maps is .. maps! Thus I highly encourage you to include at least one interactive web map showing where you studied, traveled, had that internship and job, and so on.

What will I do with my CV story map next? My next task is to create a section that includes some of the people I have been most privileged to collaborate with. That will be fun and a kind way to acknowledge those who helped me along the way.

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In my line of work, I talk to recruiters daily. Just last month, I had the honor of co-emceeing LinkedIn's largest annual event for recruiters, Talent Connect. Over 4,000 recruiters attend in-person, and another 11,000 attended online. Having been one myself for years, I know how hard their jobs are. YES, you heard me. Their jobs are difficult. In fact, when I work with job seekers, one of the first things I teach them is how to build their job search from the recruiter's point of view. Which leads to this...

I hate to be the person to tell a job seeker the resume they agonized over for days, weeks, and even months is annoying to recruiters. Yet, more often than not, it's the case. Why? Because the job seeker did one or more of the following:

While these job seekers didn't intend to frustrate recruiters with their resume design, it happens because so many other applicants make the same mistakes. In short, once annoyed, each time a recruiter sees another resume with these mistakes, it makes them more frustrated - leading them to toss you in the 'no' pile.

Before you can learn how to create a good resume, you need to learn what a BAD one looks like. This webinar (it's free), will walk you through it. From there, you can then focus on building a clean, easy-to-read resume that works for recruiters today.

Why am I not giving you the answers? Because until you truly understand what you are doing wrong, you really can't learn how to do it right. All the resume quick tips in the world can't help you until you understand the basics.

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I am wanting to create a freelancer database of software developers and want to have as much information as possible about their experience and capabilities in their resume style airtable profile so that I can present it to our clients.

You can certainly create a resume using the Pages block, but if you want something that will be viewed in real time like the Toptal website, you might have to look into a more custom solution using the API. Overall the data structure would probably be something like this:

I was starting a Kava Party and no subgoals appeared, just the banner to let me know the event is running plus the time.

So I bought a Kava bowl and let one of my Sim try to do a Kava. He stopped in the middle and when I told him to continue I received this LastExecption.

Furthermore ANYTHING you add to the son's que that you want them to do after they've finished making or bottling the potion will cause them to automatically leave the cauldron and do what you asked. They will not finish the potion or bottling the potion of you add something else to the que.

@Ace_C1 I've been having the same problem as you but after I reset my sim upon T-posing, I have to empty the cauldron and restart the potion after completion I can't drag the potion out of the active sim's inventory. I have to click on the potion one by one and put them away. The multi select will not work either. I think it also has something to do with Nifty Knitting's plopsy's interface too.

Product: The Sims 4

Platform:PC

Which language are you playing the game in? English

How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%)

What is your current game version number? 1.68.154.1020

What expansions, game packs, and stuff packs do you have installed? All packs except Snowy Escape - (On the time of putting this report, Snow Escape is not released yet)

Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? I feel that the bug may have been caused by the new walkstyles for Snowy Escape (Skiing, Snowboarding), along with the script updates which broke routing for the cauldron. But the LE may have the answers.

What happens when the bug occurs? When a Sim brews with Bat Teleport, Mist Teleport or Witch Teleport enabled, he/she will get reset.

What do you expect to see? When a Sim brews a potion, the Sim should brew it with no interruptions.

Have you installed any customization with the game, e.g. Custom Content or Mods? Not now. I've removed them.

Did this issue appear after a specific patch or change you made to your system? Yes

Please describe the patch or change you made. Updated to the latest patch for the Base Game Updates.

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