Rage bait you? Sorry, Mila, but I personally prefer to apply to opportunities that take hours and force me to repeat the same tasks over and over again. As far as your platform? I’ll stick with using the same Google Docs app I’ve used since middle school and create my own margins, correct each and every spelling mistake, and format it 100% by hand, because I’d rather spend more time tweaking my work by hand than actually working on it.

When reviewing a product, it’s usually easy to tell if the product works for everyone, some but not others, or nobody at all. If I were reviewing a product that didn’t work for me, but I was confident it would work for someone slightly different from me, that is how I would promote the product; for those who have certain qualities or traits, even if I clearly lack them.

I review qualities such as the ingredients used, avoiding harmful ingredients such as parabens, formaldehyde, heavy metals such as lead, or any synthetic fragrances. I also check that the product is cruelty-free and doesn’t test on animals in any way. Lastly, I review how the product benefits the user not only within its purpose, but is sustainable and aids in lowering individual environmental harm.