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DrTodd

DrTodd

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In no particular order: Educational Psychologist; Licensed Social Worker; Special Education Teacher & Attendance Officer for a public school; College Adjunct Professor of Psychology; German Translator/ Interpretor; I also fill in as a technology coordinator/consultant for a local elementary school.
 
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PilotPTK

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Good god. I thought that I wore a lot of hats.


DrTodd wrote:
In no particular order: Educational Psychologist; Licensed Social Worker; Special Education Teacher & Attendance Officer for a public school; College Adjunct Professor of Psychology; German Translator/ Interpretor; I also fill in as a technology coordinator/consultant for a local elementary school.
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Michigander

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Residential, commercial, and industrial construction, demolition, and maintenance. There are only a few building trades I haven't spent time doing. Although my current goal is to get away from all that and get a job as an auto mechanic.
 
tygereye

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Full-Time Student, going for a degree in Meteorology, Veterinarian or Veterinary Technician. (Iactually have about 10 years experience as a tech, just no license...) I decorate cakes as a hobby for lowprices as well.

Since Taurus850cia is unable to get to a computer, he is a hard wood floor installation specialist. He also does decks, and a TON of other miscellaneous construction. He is now a truck driver!!
 
PDinDetroit

PDinDetroit

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A geek's geek: Chief IT Architect - 17 Years, Global Business Experience.

PC and Server Hardware/Software (multiple tiers and OS Platforms), Networking (Switches, Load Balancers, Firewalls), Security, IT and Project Management Standards (SOX, SAS 70, PCI, CMMI, PMP, ITIL), Software Development (all platforms except MAC), Hardware/System Sizing, etc. Vast experience troubleshooting distributed complex systems with 10+ Million users.
 
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Smoothsounds21

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For a living I work for my Dad, who owns a large Mercedes Benz parts manufacturing plant. On the side I do everything from working on cars, building furniture, car audio/video/custom fiberglass installs, painting cars, building my own house over a 14 month time (not having it built doing it all myself), work on guns(mostly my own), helping friends with things, taking care of my two kids (which is a full time job by itself), and just about anything else. I have not done custom corporate jet interiors, but that sounds like it would be cool.
 
Bronson

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Smoothsounds21 wrote:
I have not done custom corporate jet interiors, but that sounds like it would be cool.
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It sounds cool but it's just as much a PITA as any other job ;)

You'd be amazed at how much of a plane'sinterioris held together with velcro and glue :shock:

Bronson
 
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