UPDATED - ATOT vital resource: What field are you expert in?

[schizoid]

peopel still prohram in hypercard?

 

[VBboy]

Only when they're drunk So ask yourself the same question

 

[Luden]

PC repair, Networking. (who would of thought on a fourm like this... )

 

[The Sauce]

Originally posted by: Bop
Results Based Internet Marketing

So you are an expert spammer?

 

[Placer14]

I'm an expert at Tech Support, Music (Theory, Composition or otherwise), and have a really good eye as far as Design goes. And Web Based Programming Languages and Technolgies Categorize that as you wish.

 

[MinorityReport]

Outsourcing

 

[tm37]

The two things I have done as careers are.

Aircraft Electronics (navy)
Audiology Equiptment Repair (audiometrics and meidcal technologies)

 

[Joemonkey]

My career is based on driving long distances very fast w/o getting a ticket. I do this driving because I get paid mileage while I'm out repairing computers (my job..)

 

[sciencetoy]

I'm an expert in holography.

I'm also very good at playing piano (thanks Juilliard), running a computer consulting business, cooking, and solitaire.

 

[tm37]

Originally posted by: RossMAN
Canon A40

Laptops

Honda Accord

Quizno's

You forgot debt

 

[GoingUp]

You can throw me up there for graphics, webdesign and techsupport

 

I'm pretty much versatile.

But here's what I'm consulted for:

History
Mathematics
Philosophy with concentration in Logic
Religion
Music Theory
Computer Hardware (building and somewhat repair)
Programming in C++ and FORTRAN (If I haven't forgotten)

SOMEWHAT
Economics (a fair amount)


And of course my ever opinionated reasoned nature expressed in my love for writing . . . my thoughts.

(Don't PM me asking for help! I can't say I know everything.)

 

[GoingUp]

Originally posted by: tm37

Originally posted by: RossMAN
Canon A40

Laptops

Honda Accord

Quizno's

You forgot debt

lmao

 

[NogginBoink]

I'm an expert in Windows NT/2K/XP, particularly in setup, deployment, device drivers, and diagnosing the causes of blue screens.

 

[HokieESM]

I'm the king of "learning how to stay in school forever". Either that, or "how to change your occupation/location every year and a half".

On a more serious note, I don't know if I qualify as an expert... but I'm working on my PhD in computational solid mechanics. So I've learned a lot about numerical solutions to differential equations... as well as more abstract stuff like constitutive theory and a bit of continuum mechanics.

 

[Yeeny]

I am a certified nursing assistant, so I am proficient at caring for the elderly. So Roger has nothing to worry about.

 

[Bignate603]

I'm good at swimming (competed, did instruction and a bit of coaching) and decent at Bible and scripture.

 

"I'm the king of 'learning how to stay in school forever'."

They are known as professional students. :Q

"Either that, or 'how to change your occupation/location every year and a half'."

I'm not sure about this way. Perhaps you can help me then.

 

[HokieESM]

Originally posted by: luvly
"I'm the king of 'learning how to stay in school forever'."

They are known as professional students. :Q

"Either that, or 'how to change your occupation/location every year and a half'."

I'm not sure about this way. Perhaps you can help me then.

Well, I'm actually in my seventh year of school... three for my BS (in ME), two for my masters (also in ME at NCSU), and now i'm in my second year of my PhD. So actually, I'm ahead of schedule.... so I'm not REALLY a professional student (plus, they're paying me about $25K to do research now.... so its all relative).

The "moving" joke is because while I did my BS and MS, I took summer jobs and/or semester-long internships all over the country. So I moved a grand total of 11 times in five years.

 

I am a certified nursing assistant, so I am proficient at caring for the elderly. So Roger has nothing to worry about.

I'm sitting here still waiting for my peach flavored baby food, I was supposed to be fed weeks ago.

Take a wild guess at what I do for a living

 

[Sciolist]

I am considered an expert in molecular biology, genomics, and the disease processes in osteoarthritis.

 

"Well, I'm actually in my seventh year of school... three for my BS (in ME), two for my masters (also in ME at NCSU), and now i'm in my second year of my PhD. So actually, I'm ahead of schedule.... so I'm not REALLY a professional student (plus, they're paying me about $25K to do research now.... so its all relative)."

You're on schedule, so don't ever tease yourself again. You'll have people tagging you as Mr. Professional Student with a misleading statement. Cool, in any case.

"The 'moving' joke is because while I did my BS and MS, I took summer jobs and/or semester-long internships all over the country. So I moved a grand total of 11 times in five years."

That's not bad since you seem to be doing just fine. I was teasing you about it.

 

[Bignate603]

Originally posted by: HokieESM

Originally posted by: luvly
"I'm the king of 'learning how to stay in school forever'."

They are known as professional students. :Q

"Either that, or 'how to change your occupation/location every year and a half'."

I'm not sure about this way. Perhaps you can help me then.

Well, I'm actually in my seventh year of school... three for my BS (in ME), two for my masters (also in ME at NCSU), and now i'm in my second year of my PhD. So actually, I'm ahead of schedule.... so I'm not REALLY a professional student (plus, they're paying me about $25K to do research now.... so its all relative).

The "moving" joke is because while I did my BS and MS, I took summer jobs and/or semester-long internships all over the country. So I moved a grand total of 11 times in five years.

An Mechanical engineering degree in 3 years? You, sir, are a masochist. I do hope you came into school with a bunch of credit.

 

[kuk]

Portuguese - English translation, if anybody needs it.

 

[FelixDeCat]

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