Hiring managers love to ask behavioral questions â and one of their favorite subjects is conflict. Here are a few examples of conflict-related behavioral questions: â¢ Tell me about a team project when you had to work with someone difficult. â¢ Tell me about a time you had a conflict at work. â¢ Give an example of a time you had to respond to an unhappy manager/customer/colleague. â¢ Tell me about a time that you disagreed with a rule or approach. There are many other variations on this theme and it is a very common interview topic.
The purple heart ð. This is the most glam heart and often used by fashionistas who are showing of their outfits and tag words like âsparkleâ and âshimmerâ. Itâs like the Mariah Carey of the heart emoji. The pink starry heart ð. This is commonly used by people who are after more follows, making it the Desperado of the heart emoji world. The triple heart ð. The three hearts overlaid is the go-to for ladies who are feeling body positive, and often comes alongside the tags #curvy and #peachy.
2. Use Character Viewer on a Mac. Click on the Character Viewer icon on the menubar, and pick a character set from the left hand sidebar. 1  For example, pictographs contain the heart symbol in both black and white. 2  Click on either, and a list of variations will appear on the right.3  Right-click on the desired heart variation and copy to the clipboard.. Use heart-shaped emoji. Not every one will believe it, but the icons you see in Step 2 below are actually hidden heart-shaped emoji. 1  If you're a Chrome user, you will see plain black squares, and if you're a Firefox, IE or Safari user, you will see plain black hearts.