<human>: Hi Reddit, 

I lost my job and thankfully, my parents have offered me a place to stay with them. 
 

I need some advice on how to make the most of it, mostly a) dealing with parents well and b) doing everything I can to be considerate, like offering to do chores, help them with tech stuff, stay upbeat, etc. 

A couple of things to consider: 
I work in tech. My parents, like many ppl their age, don't understand tech and are just frustrated by it. I work with analytics and databases, not "the neflix, the twitter, or the internet explorer." 
They think writing code is just typing, and that I shouldn't work in tech anyway since I'm female/unrealistic expectations of the job market. 

I have quite a few interviews lined up, it's just I typically receive harsh remarks from them regarding them. Parents are parents, but I'm trying not to take it personally. Not too sure what to say sometimes.

In the meantime, when I'm not applying to jobs or looking up classes or volunteering, I've been helping out at home. I get up early, take the dogs for a walk, feed them, do house chores, such as cleaning and organizing. 

I also help them with all of their tech related questions. Since my dad has alzheimer's, I offer to take care of him/hang out with him, too, and we've been having some fun.

I've only been back about a week, so my mom hasn't allowed me to cook things yet...hopefully she will soon since I love cooking, and it'd be another great way to help them out.

People of reddit, do you have any other suggestions for how I can really be helpful around the house? I'm very grateful that my parents are letting me stay with them.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Lost job, moved back in with parents, looking for advice for how I can help out, be considerate, and not go crazy when they ask why the internet explorer doesn't work.