What does everyone do for work? inspired by TRC 911's thread
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MasterBlaster84
Boomus Fidelis
So that's why you do so well with this stuff bobby. 
Computer / Desktop support, pretty much all aspects.
Computer / Desktop support, pretty much all aspects.
Strānj-Bōōmbŏks
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Good thread Boxedout!!!!
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Sales Representative for Tio America LLC. (Electric Cart Company in the U.S.)
Musical director of XCOR (Venezuelan 5 Man Vocal Band)
Industrial Design Student (University of Los Andes)
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Dad
Part Time
Sales Representative for Tio America LLC. (Electric Cart Company in the U.S.)
Musical director of XCOR (Venezuelan 5 Man Vocal Band)
Industrial Design Student (University of Los Andes)
Full Time
Dad
jaetee
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Wireless Telecom Service Management. Yes, it is as nondescript as it sounds... Not sexy, but pays the bills well enough and gives me some great benefits. Its actually what I should be doing right now, instead of typing this post...
My work motto is "Yay, yay, put more moolah in the 401k!"
It used to be that my wife, photography, DJing, golf and old audio gear did a great job of keeping my work-life and play-life balanced. Now I have a 10-month old son to add into the mix!
My work motto is "Yay, yay, put more moolah in the 401k!"
It used to be that my wife, photography, DJing, golf and old audio gear did a great job of keeping my work-life and play-life balanced. Now I have a 10-month old son to add into the mix!
2steppa
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Primarily PC tech (repairs, upgrades, new system builds).
Usually get roped into other 'technical issues' within the company that nobody else can deal with
Secondary, DJ locally at various events and venues - a useful source of extra pocket money, although the fun and enjoyment has somewhat diminished these days in some cases, although big nights with a buzzing vibe still happen occasionally.
Usually get roped into other 'technical issues' within the company that nobody else can deal with
Secondary, DJ locally at various events and venues - a useful source of extra pocket money, although the fun and enjoyment has somewhat diminished these days in some cases, although big nights with a buzzing vibe still happen occasionally.
Radio raheem
Requiem Æternam
Strānj-Bōōmbŏks
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redbenjoe said:
Hey Ira, well the company IS in the US, the brand is "Tio America" our web site is: http://www.tioamerica.com (sorry for the commercial interruption bros)
fftopic:
skippy1969
Boomus Fidelis
I drive these around for 12 hrs a night. |-) At a printing company.
Handling these........
After a while you'll look like me......
:nugget:
Any questions?
Handling these........
After a while you'll look like me......
:nugget:
Any questions?
Gluecifer
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I'm the community development worker at my local community centre.
I get to do a lot of one on one and group work with people, primarily doing pc education
as well as doing most of the IT stuff in the office.
Love the place to bits and love my job, it's just like Miracles in Electric Boogaloo... but with more seniors!
Rock On.
I get to do a lot of one on one and group work with people, primarily doing pc education
as well as doing most of the IT stuff in the office.
Love the place to bits and love my job, it's just like Miracles in Electric Boogaloo... but with more seniors!
Rock On.
Gluecifer said:
I cannot help but ask...what is the reaction when seeing you for the first time
Don't get me wrong, I say this because here in the 'States, we have a society that is quick to judge based on appearance rather than how one carries themselves. I'm not that way as I have travelled the world and was not raised to think that way. But I know that in our senior center out here in the sticks you'd probably scare a few seniors with the dreds an all the tats!!!
And those poor seniors seeing a young whippersnapper such as yourself will not think "technical help" upon first sight I imagine. 
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