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Pulled out some vintage on a Sunday.

Hey guys. I have been applying to Amex for the past 1 year. Tried applying on the portal, through referrals and even hr consultants reached me regarding the roles since I have a relevant profile. But not once have I been shortlisted or called for an interview. What could be the problem?
PS: I have gotten calls from every other company for the same profile but not amex. Can't be a problem with the profile. Seems something dicey which I'm not aware of.American Express
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‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ blew me away and ‘The Great Alone’...
Both unlike anything I’ve read. The first takes place in the Bayou in the 40’s the other in Alaska in the 60s.
Truly incredible stories
Where the Crawdads Sing was truly great.
Rising Star
American Gods by Neil Gaiman
Good Omens by Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
Stardust by Neil Gaiman
(Noticing a theme....)
Also, first two both recently turned into fantastic tv series.
All the Sherlock Holmes books are good.
Or for a twist on the Sherlock genre, there's a book called Moriarty that's about Sherlock's nemesis.
I’ve read American Gods and loved it! Always meant to read more of his work and never got around to it (until hopefully now). Ive genuinely never heard of the book Moriarty but I’m verrrrrry intrigued—thanks for the recommendations!!
Bukowski.
Check out Post Office and Factotum.
Born a Crime by Trevor Noah. It's just so good.
I second this.
Here's a smattering:
"Lamb," Christopher Moore
"The Lies of Locke Lamora," Scott Lynch
"Chasing New Horizons: Inside the Epic First Mission to Pluto," Alan Stern and David Grinspoon
"Genesis," Bill Moyers
"A History of God," Karen Armstrong
"Cat's Cradle," Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
"Anno Dracula," Kim Newman
"Blacks," Gwendolyn Brooks
"How Music Works," David Byrne
"A Cure for Gravity," Joe Jackson
What do you like to read?
I’m game for anything, but Id say my favorites are either complicated fantasy plots (GoT, Dune) and mythology (Madeline Miller’s books are so good) or books that feel so human and personal (just finished Normal People and loved every word)
Any specific genre?
(So no, not really haha)
Not sure what you're into but all 3 of these have female protagonists and narratives like none other.
>The Vegetarian by Han Kang
>Out by Natsuo Kirino
>A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
If you're okay with extreme gore, might I suggest American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis. It is as disgusting as it is compelling.