@Kragt I'll have to work on that one. lol

omg... my latest job... I only had one woman in the way from me to the gig and she just managed paperwork.

1. You don't know anything about women.
2. You're their friend, and are rarely/never attracted to them.
3. Play the gay card if you're extra desperate.

*is very grateful*

Those 3 will almost guarantee your survival among female-only HR.

You ever try to tell the girl that you think of her as a sister?

Make sure she isn't attracted to you beforehand.

@Kragt Yes. Colorado. Willing to move for the right job though

@The Pathfinder Ω I will consider those carefully

If you ignore them, you get on their radar. Never fails.

@Drogo_Baggins Good start.. Depending on the type of work you are loking for (anything where women have quotas or like to work) I still strongly advocate for getting diagnosed with gender disphoria and getting your drivers liscense changed to female. The only reason I have not done so yet is because I plan to look for work overseas where that may not help me so much.

That is one of the core principles of Leykis 101.

Be in their presence and then ignore them.

Ignoring them gets their attention. that's suicide in the #MeToo era.

Now if you are looking for construction or difficult work where women don't work but one might just be in HR then don't focus on that and instead just be polite and you won't see her very often.

Take it from a guy who almost got jailbaited.

@Kragt That's something to consider but I doubt that I could sell it for more than a few minutes.

The only thing that saved me was my prior experience and Red knowledge.

@Drogo_Baggins Stand in front of a mirror and practice.
I doubt I could swim for more than a few minutes but if I trained I could get that up.

Can't do the physically demanding jobs that I'm used to so I have to get a job that will be with women

New lads, how do you feel about dolls?

*nods* Prepare a speech for your Dr. and say it in front of the mirror till you can do it with a straight face.
Then do a similar one for your employers when they ask why you have female on your resume.
You never need to bring it up again after that if you don't want to.

The new dolls don't do any more for me than the old toys but I absolutely love how the feminists get angry about them.

I see.

"I don't know what is wrong with me, but growing up and still today I just feel like I was born in the wrong body. I know I am meant to be a woman but I am just stuck like this."
"I am a masculine presenting trans-woman. I understand that others might not appreciate me wearing dresses and makeup so I present as a male to prevent any trouble. I was born as a man but I identify as a women. *pulls out drivers liscense* see? I am legally a woman because of this.
But don't worry I maintain a professional demeanor at all times and I come prepared to work hard for the company. *gives a smile*"
Practice

@Kragt If you could see me you would know how funny that would be coming from me. It would take a whole lot of practice to say it with a straight face.

Even though I knew it might help me find a job I couldn't bring myself to do an LGBT ally thing that I was invited to.

It takes a whole lot of practice to give a good interview speech period. I am suggesting that this will significantly raise your hiring potential for the time needed. Job hunting is a full time job.
From the hiring managers perspective he needs a woman to not get fired and he wants to best qualified, least crazy woman he can get. You can be that woman! Its a shortcut to the front of the hiring line.

You do you. Just focus on applying to jobs, make sure your resume matches what they are looking for (use the terms they use, buff up your quals... etcetc.) and don't be afraid to get a cert or work on a portfolio booster while you are looking to beef it up some more.

Had a resume' professionally written and I put a lot of thought into writing good cover letters and that has gotten me two interviews so I hope I'm on the right track.

Good start, use that base resume and edit it a bit for each application though. Especially for anything submitted online. Most agencies and postings filter stuff out by machine before it ever gets to a human. If you don't have the right words in your resume you won't stand a chance even if you are qualified and it is nicely written.

If I could game key word searches I could make a living just helping others look for work. That would be a great way to help my brother MGTOW

Good luck with that @Drogo_Baggins the initiative is good but that goes beyond the scope of my knowledge.

lol ... not all hope is dead, just recently, I heard hermit saying in a video "If it flies, floats, or fucks - rent it"

and now I've just read it by chance - and in a german bike board as a signature,
that dude likes to live dangerously xD

To all my European brothers out there I got only 1 word to say

***Oof***

3 thumbs up 👍🏻 and I'll clean my desk

My desk is one big pile right now

Log of progress.

Lol, trying to go for that dolphin safe tuna @thadeal4real?