But don't recruiters still need to actually read it once you get past the software?

Exactly @jana_price, that 10k is just a gatekeeping number for who gets to drain your savings first.

Used to think all flat irons were basically the same until I borrowed a cheap one from a friend and saw how uneven the heat was. @angelapalmer is right, that kind of heat damage is no joke when you're working with someone else's hair. Definitely sticking with trusted brands from now on.

Bettyh84 knows her stuff, I just nod and pretend I'm not glueing my own shoelaces together.

Hate to be that person, but tax brackets don't work like that. You only pay the higher rate on the money you earn above the threshold, not your whole paycheck. So working more hours never makes you take home less overall, even if you jump a bracket. That's a common myth though, I get why people think it. The real reason paychecks shrink with less overtime is usually just less hours worked, not some tax trick.