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I was able to try this generator and was amazed at how well it worked: the characters are detailed, the poses and facial expressions look natural, and the scene and background settings are extremely flexible. I especially appreciate how intuitive the process is—even without any experience with graphics editors, you can quickly grasp all the platform's capabilities. I was able to experiment with different styles, color palettes, and details, creating images that perfectly matched my preferences. This generator has opened up a whole new level of creativity for me: now I can visualize my ideas without the time-consuming, painstaking manual work. I also want to highlight the community, which supports users and shares useful tips—it was there that I learned about the nuances of using the generator that the website itself didn't explain. Thanks to this tip, I saved a ton of time and effort, while enjoying the process of creating my own images. The experience exceeded all expectations, and I definitely recommend everyone try this tool.

I have long been interested in the topic of traveling nurse work and would like to ask you a question as a person who may have practical experience in this field. How do you cope with the constant change of clinics and teams, because each new location is not only different patients, but also completely different approaches to work, organizational processes and atmosphere within the team? How difficult is it to quickly get into a new rhythm and gain the trust of colleagues, especially when you understand that the contract is temporary? And what, in your opinion, helps to adapt faster and feel more confident in a new place?

Giving control to another participant in Google Meet is a simple process that allows you to collaborate effectively during a video conference. First, make sure you are in presentation mode to give control. To do this, open the presentation or document you want to share.

Start a video call and start screen sharing by selecting the desired screen or application window.

Once you have started sharing, look for the "Control" button at the bottom of the screen (it may be labeled "Manage access").

Click it to open the list of participants. Select the person you want to give control to. If they are already in the meeting, you will be able to select their name.

Click the "Give control" or "Allow control" button. Now your interlocutor will be able to control your screen, switch slides, make notes, etc.

To take control back, simply click the same button and select "Take control".