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Hello, Knucklehead!
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Oh hello. Remember me? It's been a minute, huh? That's because I started a new gig recently (yay!). One that has a two-hour daily commute (boo!). So it's been difficult for me to find time to make comics. I've had to dial way back on my Patreon. Which is a bummer. Anyway. Here's a new comic about–oddly enough–the job hunt:
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NEW COMIC
Every. Job. Site.
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(ICYMI Scott Adams—the creator of Dilbert—is a real POS. But let's not dwell on that.)
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You'd think with AI taking over everything, job application sites would be better at parsing resumés. But they're not. You've gotta clean up their mess every. single. time. And every company has their own system. There's no universal online resumé format. Unless you count LinkedIn. Where, I predict, this comic will kill.
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THE WORST OF BAD CARICATURES
Erin & Sean
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So I made a new site for Bad Caricatures. One that allows for product reviews. I think it would be really funny if every review was a one-star review from an angry customer. If you think so too, please pick a product (one-person, two-person, three-person, or four-person) and leave a scathing review. I'd really appreciate it.
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OLD BUZZFEED VIDEO I WAS IN
If Everyone Was Honest At Job Interviews
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Keeping with the job hunt theme this week, here's a classic BuzzFeed video I'm in about honest job interviews. I play the shitty boss—my specialty. And yes, that is Emmy-award winning star of Abbott Elementary Quinta Brunson. And Keith from The Try Guys. And Andrew from Worth It. I am the least-famous person in this video. But—some may argue—the most handsome.
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Well that's it for this time. If you missed any past editions, check out the archive. And as always, I love your feedback. So if you have any, just reply to this message.
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Have a rich and full-flavored week, Knucklehead.
-K
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