Coschie

Hi, I'm not too familiar with Slack. But I know that many 32-bit-only apps, starting with High Sierra and Catalina, won't work until the app developer upgrades their software to 64-bit: Compatibility of 32-bit apps with Mac OS High Sierra later ithire.com . This may not be related, but that was my first guess, as you can note in the article: Apple> About This Mac> System Report> Software> Applications (see the ""64-bit version"" column to determine) or better yet, click on ""Legacy Software,"" all 32-bit software is there and probably won't work. If it does, you may need to contact the application developer; if it's not 32-bit, apologies; let me know because something else is going on; I hope that helps!

An unusual way to keep records of work. However, it seems to me that this can be very convenient. When my friend was looking for a job, he found vacancies and collected them in one document. In the document, he described everything that interests him about this vacancy. Friends joked with him and said that he was bothering too much. But he paid no attention. Most of the candidates that he scanned were remote qa testing jobs. So, after a while, a friend sent a resume to several selected companies. After interviewing them, he also entered notes on the document. And thanks to this careful selection, he was able to find a suitable position for himself. Now the friend works in a good company and has a high salary.