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Locut0s said:
Does that mean you do graphics design for Asus or that that's your training but you are working as a repair service guy right now?
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were i live its hard to get a job as a graphical designer i worked for a few of company,s as a graphical designer but most of them went bankrupt and or didnt have enough work for me and yer i got a degree as a graphical designer.

and yup atm i am working as a repair service guy omg omg omg. U dont wanna know how many stupid people i talk on a day. People who dont even know how to upack rar files or open pdf files or even know what drivers are. OMG OMG sometimes i am rly getting insane here and need to keep myself from smashing my face into my screen.
 
melek-taus said:
were i live its hard to get a job as a graphical designer i worked for a few of company,s as a graphical designer but most of them went bankrupt and or didnt have enough work for me and yer i got a degree as a graphical designer.

and yup atm i am working as a repair service guy omg omg omg. U dont wanna know how many stupid people i talk on a day. People who dont even know how to upack rar files or open pdf files or even know what drivers are. OMG OMG sometimes i am rly getting insane here and need to keep myself from smashing my face into my screen.
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I bet. But I worked at 7-11 for 4 years I'm immune to stupid people now 🙂 So how did you get the job. What qualifications did you get A+ etc etc.. Curious because I'm looking for a job. And how did you come across the local official ASUS repair centre?
 
My profession is education, but I also spend a lot of time in the agricultural field. (I think 2000 bales of hay per year, plus about 20,000 pounds of grain goes a little beyond "hobby.") Wooohooo! Picking up my new tractor tomorrow morning!
 
InflatableBuddha said:
Cool. I document software, so I don't have any involvement with hardware or engineering. As for IT work, I don't do that. I can troubleshoot better than most peoples' moms, but I probably pale in comparison to most of this forum 😀.

Can you give any more details as to what you mean by "entertainment"?
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Sorry I wasn't clearer. By "IT work" I actually meant software documentation and documenting business practices (my least favorite type of tech writing).

My reference to "entertainment" was when I worked for Disney. I was employed for a few years as an Imagineer and created most of the technical documentation for rides like Mission: Space, Soarin', Expedition Everest, along with the Train and the round rides in Hong Kong Disneyland.

Now I solely do contract technical writing from home, primarily for trains and light rail systems for companies like Bombardier.
 
i put IT but maybe i should have put engineering? software developer/business analystfor a multinational bank.
 
I voted for Education, but the poll options changed and my vote is now in the Sports & Recreation category. Boooo!
 
No Manufacturing? I am a Sales Engineer by day and make some money being a muscician at night.
 
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Project Manager (IT & Corporate PM) for a leading financial organisation. I manage software development and IT infrastructure projects.
 
wireline engineer: oil field logging and perforating
had the job about a year, its pretty good but lots and lots and lots of hours, and the weather can be pretty harsh outside for hours and hours a day.
 
herm0016 said:
wireline engineer: oil field logging and perforating
had the job about a year, its pretty good but lots and lots and lots of hours, and the weather can be pretty harsh outside for hours and hours a day.
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I did that for a year then quit. I did open hole, hours were way too unpredictable and long. Hated the job.
 
i have many hats. my actual title is "senior programmer" but i do a bunch of different things, from graphic design to network design/ implementation. i also do design-build engineering for some customers. i also end up doing drafting when we get slow spots, as well as doing electrical control wiring. i also head the IT here at the office, and for a few of our customers. i only get one salary tho.
 
You dont have nearly enough options.

Technically I am a Combat Engineer for the United States Marine Corps. But I picked other. As I dont like to be lumped in with the civilian engineers.
 
Ackmed said:
You dont have nearly enough options.

Technically I am a Combat Engineer for the United States Marine Corps. But I picked other. As I dont like to be lumped in with the civilian engineers.
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Cool cool, it's good to see some army folks on here as well, do you get to do things like an Engineer in BFBC2 (the pc game?) 😀, i.e playing with rocket launchers, repairing tanks, etc?
 
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