The Swiss bank's decline didn't start this year - since 2019 it has been rocked with scandals and bad investments that has brought the share price down by over 90%. Here are some of the biggest ones, culminating in UBS putting it out of its misery earlier this month.

Source: Bloomberg, Credit Suisse

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I always look for the U.K. on these charts and graphs because I forget about Brexit. I'm from the U.S...

That’s what I was thinking. If I was hiring maybe interview a person twice if I was still unsure I would move on and go back to the pool of applicants instead.

Even 4 interviews is a mega waste of time. Where do people get the time to do that?

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Are you a qualified childcare professional?

Getting two offers out of 27 responses is pretty good IMO.

83% have a driver's license while 88% own cars?

I'd probably just panhandle if I had to go to a 4th interview for a shitty job. Any company that does that is a shitwhow anyways, better to be arrested for mendicancy than murder.

How do you get "ghosted" after interviewing someone a 2nd time or a 4th time?!

Even Americans think the US is only Texas (22%), California (25%) and NY (22%).

Unpopular opinion.

At least in significant number of those the cases, the statistics are wrong, not most people.

From outdated statistics about trans people, to selection bias from surveys used to form other statistics.

Ontop of all that, this is a survey of the type of people who respond to "YouGov" polls, which will include trolls.

In addition if the pollsters were paid, it makes sense that most of them would spam 30% or a similiar number through most of the questions so they can get their money and move on. I've done these things with paid polls, and you get like three cents a survey so you don't want to waste a ton of time on it reading and thinking about all the questions.

You want to scan for gotcha questions like "Are you reading all the questions?" incase the survey creator was smart enough to include those, and spam quick answers for all the other questions.

A lot of this is too blurry to read. But from what I could make out, Dragon is more common than Organic, which I think is great

Bloody hell, 8 interviews must mean every key stakeholder hates and distrusts everyone else. Good luck to your partner in keeping their sanity in that role.

“and” is a little too prominent. Usually one of the excluded list in word clouds.

If your car is old enough in Norway there are no license fees!

Thanks for sharing. It sucks that people would downvote just because your family is a high earner. Have you Considered a wealth management company to help you? I thought you couldn’t not deduct your Roth IRAs investments if you earned over a certain amount?

While pretty to look at, I would try to alternate between warm and cool colors on the graph. It would help colorblind folks. Red and orange are quite similar, so it would be good to separate them.

Wild 8 interviews usually by the third interview I’m out. Most of the jobs I have gotten have always been 1-2 interviews.

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During the pandemic I’ve got laid off. I’ve applied to about 800 entry-level jobs. Only with one I’ve got the final interview. 2 other occasions I had interview with the manager’s manager.

Look at the chart. No more than 3 = zero job offers. If you need the job, you'll do the interviews.

Data source: Eurostat.

Made using: MS Excel.

Nope, Im an "artist" whose career will also be gone soon so I do have some experience. And yet Im still 100% right! Fun

8th interview?
Stupid millenials not wanting to work, right?

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