“It” would be the subject. Time, or tense would be gleaned from the verb conjugation.

E.g. “it is raining” versus “it was raining,” where “is” and “was” are two conjugations of “being.”

The question is more in reference to the subject, “it.” In which case, as partial_accumen describes, “it” is a pronoun representing “the status of the weather.”

Definitely not. If one company checks, it could impact your prospects at other places in your area.

Second others on the experience and certs, certs, certs. These are what got me

Tailoring your resume to the job description and asking good questions in interviews goes a long way in my experience, as well. E.g. “what would you most value?” (referring to certs, knowledge) and “how can I be a better candidate?”

If it’s a company I want to be working for, they’re going to be hiring for attitude above all. Otherwise, if they’re looking for someone plug-and-play they’re desperate to hire, and may be understaffed or facing other internal difficulties.

imo, we have to fight on all fronts. While some may argue that it’s a waste of time, I believe the work for short term reform is still important. Even if the long-term goal is something more. While I hold a more revolutionary ideology, I’ve comrades who are doing what they can in the existing system.

Part II

You should be able to block the lemmit bot. That’s what I did and no more Reddit “archive” posts.