Archaeology.
It has always intrigued me. Learning from the past can be a great benefit for the future.
Alligator Wisdom (aka Brother NOT Exerting Vigorously by WTS standards)
What kind of work would you like to do?
by averyniceguy 24 Replies latest jw friends
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RAF
Jaguarbass : So RAF, can we take it that your picture in your Avatar is not you, and you don't live in France? And you are a male?
When I was young (wasn't yet interested in the matter) but only men had access to it anyway ... Now a few women are into it. It's actually the father of my ex who really got me interested in it he was doing any kind of furnitures, and objects with it in his garage ... very cool ... (also he was making more money with that than his job - but I would get into it just to make exactly what I want) ... I could stay watching him working on it all day and thinking ... gee why not me?
I've always been into : management/marketing and selling/financial and accountancy/multimedia bussinesses/events organisation and it's getting boring - and since I have my idea on a specific solution for sellers and consumers but that I don't have the professional needed to get there ... I'm kinda got enough looking for them (also I would have to tell them the whole thing - I would but they would use it to make monney before to use it for fair business ... so I'm not in hurry anymore since I know I wouldn't have any control on that)
Also some of the modules of it came out since then they are just not connected in the right way to be very practical and secure and for now I'm just curious about how many time it will take for those people who launched those solutions to realiase that they can match them in very optimised strategy to have something, that since somebody could have access to it wouldn't think about living without it).
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XJW4EVR
Sportsbook manager.
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Jourles
CTO or a VP of Network Operations for a major wireless telecommunications company. I've got a ton of ideas but I'm too low on the totem pole to get recognized. Maybe I should start up my own company.
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Frannie Banannie
I've always worked for others in the past and didn't enjoy it much. Too many chiefs, too few Indians. Anything for myself, now.