1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

You don’t work for the feds do you? That’s the only place I know that gets pres day off.

 

you fuckin know it

 

Big no

 

Picked up a fun sinus infection Saturday night, home sick from it still today all it took was an hour at mini golf where there were hundreds of kids running around and boom, sick.

 

If it's what I've had it lasts a couple weeks of constant stuffed sinuses and runny nose

 

Hey the feds have treated me well (I somehow got very lucky don’t do it). I’m paid a decent bit more than an equivalent position in my area, even considering the oilfield IT jobs.

 

We're looking for another IT human if you wanna location change

 

Easy day, one zoom meeting later and that's it

 

You don't even work though

 

I get paid to do small crash courses on Fusion

Easy money my dude; wife is off today so she can watch the little dude when I need to do stuff

 

Wut

 

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqg4urPl094

 

My dad did (still does?) consulting stuff like this after he retired, over Zoom. Said it was pretty easy money and depending on your area of expertise, you can get a lot of requests for tutorials or just experienced advice on stuff. There's some company that you can sign up with that can organize it all, I forget what it's called but that's what he was doing

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3aLeQtLxab/

 

That's legit.

I'm in no way a pro or anything by any means, but will tell you at the end of last week's session with one person he said "you did in 5 minutes what took me 2 hours"

Just show them specific items they want or need to do, the tools they're unaware of, and how to use them.

And it's mainly folks our age or older even that are mechanically inclined, but not able to pick up a computer program as easily.

 

So I need figure out how to do this for AutoCad

 

Oh man that sauce is loooong gone

 

You can do this for anything - that you're good at, and that people need help with

 

with all your experience in finance at the dealership I would bet there's a niche for consulting in that field, hell my dad makes good money on consulting from all his years as an executive at an insurance company and I can't even begin to imagine why lol. But I know very little about it so