Hey everyone! One of our own is competing in a global music contest with Timberland, and she needs our votes. @Craven Snowe wrote "Unfinished Business," and it could win her $5,000. Voting is free and takes less than a minute. Let's show up for her! Here's how you can help: Vote: Click the link below and cast your vote for "Unfinished Business." Share: Send it to your family, friends, and social media followers. Encourage: Leave Craven a note of support in the comments. Vote here: https://orbiiit.com/en/participants/d7fb7c7d-79d8-4b6a-bece-46325e83ab62?contestId=f85717be-ba9b-4857-b885-ccbbb9a45757 This community shows up for each other, so please take a minute to vote and share. Comment "Voted!" once you do so Craven knows you have her back. Rashida | Your Job Lady

Copy this into ChatGPT: Based only on harmless things I’ve shared, give my imaginary sitcom a funny title and explain it in one short sentence. Keep it kind and leave out private details. Want to share your sitcom title?

Please help me welcome @Lucas Lim and @Sabrie Strong to Your Job Lady! I’m glad you’re here. Explore the Classroom and current job posts, and make yourself at home. What type of role are you looking for, and what would you like help with? Rashida Your Job Lady

Copy this into ChatGPT: Write a funny out-of-office message for a cat who is busy napping. Keep it kind, leave out personal details, and use one short sentence. What did your cat say?

Please be careful with posts, messages, and emails from anyone calling themselves Skool Technical Support or Tech Support. A name or Skool logo does not prove someone is official support. A member reported clicking a community post from someone posing as tech support. She then received an email claiming she needed to verify her identity after a security update. It threatened account restrictions and asked her to enter her bank card details. Thankfully, she did NOT enter her bank information. This is a phishing warning. These messages can look convincing, even when they start inside a community. Their goal is to trick you into sharing information that can be used to steal money or take over your accounts. • Do not click unexpected verification links, reply, or enter card details, passwords, or verification codes. • Do not trust a post just because it appears in our community or uses the Skool logo. • Open the Skool app or type skool.com into your browser yourself to check your account and reach official support. • Report suspicious posts and profiles, and send me a screenshot privately so I can investigate. Please do not repost clickable scam links. • Mark suspicious emails as phishing in your email account. If you already entered a password, change it through the real website and anywhere else you used it. If you entered card information, contact your card issuer immediately using its official app or the number on your card. If you only clicked, close the page and do not enter information or download anything. Please stay alert and check with me if something feels off. Thank you to the member who brought this to my attention so we can help protect everyone. Thank you @Tanyel Dewberry for flagging this! Rashida