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Advice neededIrrelevance bias
I repeatedly experience people thinking that my prior work is 'niche' and therefore irrelevant to other positions. It's true that my prior work was niche, but the skills are incredibly applicable to other roles. I get the impression that people see the transferability of men's skills more. Sometimes hiring managers decide that I'm unqualified because I wouldn't be doing the exact same thing that I was doing before even though it sounds like it would use all the same skills (and easier than what I was doing). Other hiring managers have tried to argue that I need to be started at a lower level for the same reasons.
Is there a name for this bias? It feels similar to prove-it-again, but is there another more specific name?
Does anyone have any resources that explain this?
OK, that looks amazing, and one recipe please...
Seeing this when I haven't had time to have breakfast yet is cruel😩 that looks incredible
Wait, how do you make eggs vegan?
This product is plant-based but makes very realistic eggs: https://www.ju.st/
Eggs arent vegan, but vegans have made many plant based egglike foods
I assume it is some egg replacement, but I am very curious how that works in a recipe that is basically only eggs!