"The AI job-search Operating System" -- I'm on the first phrase and already so confused. "job-search" suggests we're not in title case -- and I don't know what "operating system" would mean in this context anyway. Maybe the reason it's capitalized is because I'm supposed to interpret it in German? But the hyphen in "job-search" suggests this is a noun compound and that "search" isn't a verb here; but then if we're supposed to be thinking in German why wouldn't that be capitalized? Just so we're not confused into thinking we're in title case and pick up the language hint? I'd move on to the rest of this sentence but I'm already exhausted. But at least there's a nice animation grabbing my attention that tells me that even if I continue the best I can hope for is 82. (Out of what? For what? If I could get an 85 or something maybe I'd read more, but if I can't even get an A-...)
Wow that site blows right past awful to baffling.
"The AI job-search Operating System" -- I'm on the first phrase and already so confused. "job-search" suggests we're not in title case -- and I don't know what "operating system" would mean in this context anyway. Maybe the reason it's capitalized is because I'm supposed to interpret it in German? But the hyphen in "job-search" suggests this is a noun compound and that "search" isn't a verb here; but then if we're supposed to be thinking in German why wouldn't that be capitalized? Just so we're not confused into thinking we're in title case and pick up the language hint? I'd move on to the rest of this sentence but I'm already exhausted. But at least there's a nice animation grabbing my attention that tells me that even if I continue the best I can hope for is 82. (Out of what? For what? If I could get an 85 or something maybe I'd read more, but if I can't even get an A-...)